2.6 "The Happy Wanderer" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Meadow

During College Night at Meadow's school, Tony reunites with an old school friend, Davey Scatino, who owns a sporting goods store in Ramsey, New Jersey.

Answer: A high-level poker game

While at Meadow's school, Davey asks Tony if he can play in the Executive Game, a high-level poker game established by Tony's father, Johnny Boy, and Uncle Junior in the 1960s, and now resurrected by Tony himself since Junior's house arrest.

Answer: Gambling

Before the "Executive Game", Davey begins to owe serious debts after playing at Richie Aprile's small poker game, and falls behind on payments. Richie warns him that missing payments will only cause his debt to escalate faster.

Answer: Gary Cooper

Tony tells Dr. Melfi that he is beginning to resent therapy as it encourages feelings of victimization, while his hero, Gary Cooper, was always resilient. Tony says that Gary Cooper was "the strong, silent type".

Answer: Tony

At the card game, the players include Frank Sinatra, Jr., Johnny Sack, Silvio Dante, and Dr. Ira Fried, who specializes in penile implants. Tony is surprised when Davey Scatino arrives looking to join the game, and initially resists but at his friend's insistence, allows him to enter.

Answer: $45,000

By the morning, Davey owes $45,000 to Tony. Richie Aprile then visits the motel room where he sees Davey and attempts to choke him for even daring to enter the Executive Game when he still owes Richie thousands of dollars.

Answer: His kid's vehicle

As partial payment, a desperate Davey gives Tony the Nissan Pathfinder that belongs to his son, Eric Scatino. Tony then gives the car to Meadow, who soon realizes that it belonged to her friend and refuses to take it.

Answer: Eric

Eric demands that Meadow "make" Tony give his SUV back. When Meadow points out that she can't force Tony to give anything back, and further suggests that Davey bears at least some responsibility for his situation, Eric curses at Meadow before leaving the room.

Answer: Yes

At his therapy session with Dr. Melfi, Tony discusses that things are going well for him but that he is becoming angry at everything. As an example he refers to "happy wanderers," people walking down the street with a smile and a happy manner.

Answer: "The Happy Wanderer"

"The Happy Wanderer" is also a German song written by Friedrich-Wilhelm Möller. An English version sung by Frankie Yankovic is played during the end credits.