Visible crew/equipment: During one of Tony's coma dreams, when the hotel elevator is out of order, Tony uses the stairway and then ends up falling down a flight of stairs. Just before he lands, we can see a crew member's hands holding a camera steady (filming the stunt double's close-up view) at the bottom left corner of the screen.
Visible crew/equipment: At Eugene's wake, when Vito says that he's going back to the hospital, just as he heads toward the front door, we can see the reflection of the Panavision camera and camera operator.
Visible crew/equipment: While Tony and Chris are seated outside Satriale's discussing the hit on Rusty, the reflection of the camera is visible on Christopher's sunglasses.
Visible crew/equipment: When Tony and Carmela are in their kitchen, Tony looks in the fridge and cabinet. Then, just as Tony takes a seat at the table, an actor's T-mark becomes visible on the floor in front of the fridge, behind Tony.
Moe n' Joe - S6-E10
Visible crew/equipment: After Vito drives by Satriale's, it cuts to the televised football game at the Soprano house, and when Meadow hands Bobby the beer, the reflection of overhead set lighting is visible on the side table's glass top.
Moe n' Joe - S6-E10
Visible crew/equipment: When Jim's beeper goes off in the middle of the night, Vito decides to go along with him to the emergency. In the first shot on scene, there are two chalk T-marks on the sidewalk, and Vito stands at one of them.
Visible crew/equipment: While Tony and Paulie are alone aboard the rented boat, Tony questions Paulie about being the joke leak. When Paulie denies it and says, "It wasn't me, Ton'... That's right," Tony lifts his beer and drinks. It then cuts to a wide shot of the swaying boat, and at the top of the screen, we see a hand move atop the steering wheel at the helm; we even see the top of the hair of this crouching crew member as the wind blows, right before this shot cuts away.
Visible crew/equipment: At the hotel's complimentary breakfast buffet, Paulie loads up a plate filled with Danish and Yoplait for the drive down to Florida. It then cuts to the Wycoff Therapeutic Center, and at the start of this first shot, we can see the boom operator (papers in the back pocket) with left arm up, at the right side of the screen. The reflection of the moving boom pole is also visible over the fireplace mantle.
Answer: I'm not sure which person you're referring to here specifically, but the meaning is someone who makes a habit of constantly going to funeral calling hours (normally 2pm-5pm and 7pm to 9pm) for morbid entertainment or gossip purposes (elderly ladies, for example).
Ryan Grubb