1.6 "Pax Soprana" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Mikey

Junior's hitman, Mikey Palmice, breaks up Sammy Griggio's card game. Mikey says to Sammy that Junior is "not respecting old arrangements".

Answer: The captains

When Junior ordered Mikey to break up the card game, it angered the captains because he took away their money. Thus, the captains came to Tony to complain, letting him know that they are unhappy with the way Junior "eats alone" and that Mikey should've let the card game proceed.

Answer: Rusty Irish

Junior orders Mikey to kill Rusty Irish when he finds out that Rusty has sold drugs to the grandson of one Junior's friends. Junior also learns that the grandson has committed suicide.

Answer: Livia

Livia convinces Junior to tax Tony's Jewish associate Hesh Rabkin, even though Hesh's arrangement have been in place for decades, dating back to Tony's father.

Answer: The underboss of New York

When Tony learns about Junior's mischief, he aligns with Johnny Sack, the underboss in New York's Lupertazzi crime family, and helps Hesh and Sack present a proposition for Junior to accept.

Answer: Dr. Melfi

In this episode, Tony begins to fantasize about Dr. Melfi, through thoughts and dreams. At his therapy session he professes his love for Dr. Melfi, who tries to explain what he feels is not love, but positive feelings as the result of his progress in therapy.

Answer: Yes

Carmela is jealous of Jennifer Melfi because Dr. Melfi is the first female that Tony has seen that she feels is better than her. Since Melfi is a trained professional, she feels that Melfi is more deserving to have Tony.

Answer: Thrown off a bridge

Mikey Palmice drags Rusty Irish to the bridge above the Great Falls of the Passaic and throws him off the bridge. After he kills Rusty, he notices some witnesses sitting on the far side of the bridge and pays them to keep quiet.

Answer: Yes

At a banquet to honor the new boss, the cops are in attendance, disguised as servers. They have hidden cameras on their nametags.

Answer: "Paparazzi"

The song played during the banquet and end credits is an instrumental version of "Paparazzi" by Xzibit. This is one of the few episodes in which the end song has no lyrics.