SPOILERS (?):

And for the love of leather, don't call it "Frisco." That will not go over well.

From a cost standpoint, this show can't be that expensive to produce, can it? Other than shooting on location in San Francisco, I imagine it's relatively affordable. No real "stars" or well-known showrunners to pay.

INT. MCDONALD'S BOARDROOM:

MENDOZAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!

He was born a snakehandler, and he'll die a snakehandler.

Rule #12: Do not taunt lovin'.

I prefer to get my bite-size nihilism from Nein Quarterly.

I think I've blocked them all out at this point. Or I immediately killed them with post-shift booze and drugs.

Just two men celebrating each other's strength.

On the next episode of Girls…

Sometimes Mark Hamill crawls in and takes a nap when it's too cold outside.

Replace "accidentally" with "repeatedly," and "dog" with "son."

Yes and no. I was able to see Pulp play in Pomona between their weekend slots. Other bands will sneak in area shows between and after.

"…producer Kia Jam," - Are we sure this is an actual person and not a sentient sub-compact Korean car?

At first I thought Elvin from The Cosby Show was being a pretentious ass about reading Infinite Jest twice, but once his and Noah's situation was revealed, it was hilarious. The cut to him reading The Bible actually made me LOL.

Also, the amount of fresh water required to make one can of Coke is obscene.

You mean actually sitting through this movie isn't punishment enough?

I don't buy her sleeping with Oscar either. It was a soapy, plotty way to reveal that the ranch is worthless. And set up a paternity mystery. I'm still enjoying the show, but the writing felt sub-par this episode. The detective was introduced at the beginning of Noah's section and then… forgotten. No follow-up…

Am I the only who doesn't get the adoration for her and Jay Z? They both seem like the most calculating, soulless, ur-capitalists alive. Is it the same phenomena where poor people vote Republican?