Feldman comes into Johnny's room and brings him a book as well as the news that Gerry got whacked in Brooklyn. Johnny seems in much worse shape than when last we saw him and complains that it's hard to breathe. Feldman turns up his oxygen levels and promises to talk to the doctor. John asks if he's dying. Feldman checks John's chart and says that it's not good, and that he's surprised by the aggressiveness of the cancer. He has to concur with the original doctor's prognosis now. So what was the point of giving Johnny hope, then? I'm a little confused by the whole point of the Feldman subplot, but then again, I have a cold and my thinking is a bit foggy right now. Anyway, John nods and says that he appreciates Feldman's help. Yeah, some help.

Christopher pounds on JT's apartment door. JT lets him in and complains that it's the middle of the night. Christopher stalks in and demands that JT tell Tony that the whole sequence with the boss fucking the fiancée was JT's idea. JT doesn't want to get in trouble. Christopher picks up an award that he calls "Human-eye-duss" and JT corrects him that it's the Humanitas award. As JT explains what it's for, Christopher uses the trophy to clock JT in the temple as he screams at JT not to ever "get fucking snippy on [him] again." Oh, JT. This is why no civilian should ever get involved with the Mafia, ever. If you don't get killed, they just find ways to fuck you over indefinitely. I'm not sure which is worse.

Silvio talks to Tony and Paulie in the Bing about Gerry's whacking. JT walks in and greets them, pretending that he's looking for Christopher. He sits next to the guys and asks what they thought of the movie. Paulie hopes they'll see some money soon, like JT has any control over that. JT launches into this speech about not knowing how the audience will respond to his ideas. He brings up the boss character and lies that he stole the persona for the boss from a character in Born Yesterday. JT lays out the whole plot of the movie and points out how similar it is to Cleaver. Tony asks, "So it was your idea?", and then he asks what happened to JT's head, indicating the bruise. I don't think Tony's buying this story at all. Tony drops some money on the bar and leaves.