Maison de Soprano. Oh, man. You can say what you want about the Soprano sense of style, but I really, really want that home theater system Tony has just bought. It's the perfect gift for the televisually obsessed. And, you know, Chanukah is coming up pretty soon. I'm just saying. As a salesman who bears an unfortunate resemblance to Jackie Aprile Sr. demonstrates all the unit's features, we're treated to the not-at-all foreshadowing scene of Harrison Ford leaping willingly to his ostensible death in The Fugitive. Oh, I'm sorry, did I say "not-at-all"? I meant "completely." My bad. They run through a variety of DMX music channels, and for some reason decide to stop on a station blaring bagpipe music. Tony's delighted "whoa" at hearing the bass thumps could almost give Keanu a run for his money. Carmela sneaks up behind them to tell Tony that she's going to the grocery store, and that she'll pick up a copy of In The Bedroom for them to watch later that evening. The awesome, ear-splitting power of the bagpipes causes Tony reply to this by asking, "What time should I wake you up?" Heh. Finally they get things sorted out, and Tony settles down to enjoy a nice evening of bagpipes and cigar smoke.