Six Feet Under: Terror Starts at Home / Season: 4 / Episode: 6 (2004)

Six Feet Under

Terror Starts at Home (Television Episode)

Season: 4
Episode: 6

July 25, 2004

Ruth throws a birthday dinner for David who is struggling in the aftermath of his carjacking; Claire gets "closer" with some friends; Vanessa begins to suspect Rico's infedelity.

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Baby Steps (Song)

performed by One Music Library

This song plays at George's academic mixer.

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Concerto for 2 Mandolins and String Orchestra in G Major (F 5,2): III. Allegro (Song)

composed by Antonio Vivaldi

This song plays during dinner as Keith tells Celeste about his security job.

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Concerto for Oboe & String in D Major, Allegro e non-presto (Song)

written by Tommaso Giovanni Albinoni

This song plays during dinner as Ruth cuts the ham, and spills the beans.

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Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No. 20 In D minor, K. 466 : II. Romanze (Song)

composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

This song plays as David overhears that Meinhardt was shot in the head.

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Concerto for Violin, Strings and Basso in E Flat Major Allegro (Song)

composed by Antonio Vivaldi

This song plays as David opens his birthday gifts.

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Fifth Concert (Spring) (Song)

composed by Francois de Boisvalle

This song plays during David's birthday dinner as Nate talks about his new job, and Claire is high.

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Happy Little Life (Song)

performed by Richard Marvin

This song plays as Brenda visits Nate at 2 AM, telling him she can't change and live a happy little life. The song continues over the end credits of this episode.

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