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S4·E11 Calling All Cars

Aired November 24, 2002
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Synopsis

After a sitdown with Carmine and Johnny Sack, Tony contemplates the future of the HUD partnership. Meanwhile, Paulie blows off steam with an old pal; Janice starts losing patience with the obsessive Bobby; and Melfi ponders the Freudian undercurrents of Tony's latest dreams.

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Episode recap

In the television series The Sopranos, Tony Soprano engages in a sitdown with Carmine and Johnny Sack, following which he contemplates the future of the housing development, or HUD, partnership. Alongside these professional developments, personal tensions unfold across the extended circle and family of the New Jersey-based Italian-American mob boss. Paulie spends time blowing off steam with an old pal, seeking relief from his daily routine. Meanwhile, Janice begins losing patience with the obsessive behavior of Bobby. In another professional sphere, Melfi ponders the Freudian undercurrents of Tony latest dreams during their sessions. These events occur as the mob boss deals with personal and professional issues in both his home and business life that affect his mental state. The series itself follows the story of the New Jersey-based Italian-American mobster and the difficulties he faces, capturing the complex dynamics of his criminal enterprise and personal world.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When did Season 4 Episode 11 of The Sopranos air?

Season 4, Episode 11 ('Calling All Cars') originally aired on November 24, 2002.

How long is Season 4 Episode 11 ('Calling All Cars')?

The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for The Sopranos.

What happens in The Sopranos Season 4 Episode 11?

After a sitdown with Carmine and Johnny Sack, Tony contemplates the future of the HUD partnership. Meanwhile, Paulie blows off steam with an old pal; Janice starts losing patience with the obsessive Bobby; and Melfi ponders the Freudian undercurrents of Tony's latest dreams....

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