In the throes of dementia, Junior shoots Tony at close range in his home in “Members Only” — leaving him unconscious in the following episode “Join The Club.” What follows is a surreal dream sequence from a comatose Tony, in which he hallucinates he’s a Precision Optics salesman who accidentally assumes the identity of a Kevin Finnerty.
After getting into a scuffle with irate Buddhist monks and suffering a concussion after falling down hotel stairs, dream-Tony settles into his room, picks up the phone and hangs up before dialing. The ambient strains of Moby’s “When It’s Cold I’d Like to Die” flow into the scene, gorgeously driving home Tony’s existential crisis while on the verge of death.
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