Walk Like A Man (The Sopranos) - Title Reference

Title Reference

  • The episode's title refers to a song by Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, which is about a father telling his son to get over a woman who left him. Tony tries to pull A.J. out of his depression over breaking up with Blanca throughout the episode. Frankie Valli himself formerly had a role in the series as New York capo Rusty Millio, and an earlier episode ("Big Girls Don't Cry") also had the same title as a Valli song.

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