IIRC, it's just a repeat of the first part: he confronts the scammer, the scammer says "I'm not telling you anything," he learns something about the scammer and confronts the scammer, who then says "you don't know shit," later rinse repeat.

wow tell us more.

I run very hot and cold on Reply All, and this episode was emblematic. Half the time I thought the story was fascinating and couldn't wait to see how far the rabbit hole went. The other half of the time I felt like I was listening to my dad telling telemarketers to get a "real job" then smugly putting his hand over…

Not sure if it's on CD, but it's now readily available on mp3 and vinyl.

WE HATE IT!

It's good for if his bike tips and he has to go into a controlled skid.

If you're dating a magazine editor who is in control of everything but their love life, you'll think every fourth movie is about your courtship.

I love PTA as much as the next commenter but I do agree, the guy has held an increasingly stiff arm between himself and his audiences with each movie.

It's a very smart way of saying "this movie is bad on its own terms."

In a true monkey's paw situation you get what you want, but it's adapted by Jonathan Nolan so the plague only shows up in the season finale.

You got the Horn of Eld?

They're a beloved fixture on TVLand and other late-night syndicated programming blocks nation-wide?

What about The Town?

Whatever happened to that commentor with the witch avatar who would comment "C+! Ah ha ah ah ha! C+!!" on anything with that grade?

The vampires from Underworld are having a FIRE!!

We're doomed to relive this cycle of adaptation and repeat adaptation forever.

You have to eat the oreo slowly to let the flavor fully reveal itself.

The band in Kevin
Plays my favorite song
Play it one more time
Play it all night long.

Yes. I just owned you.

It's pretty much scrapbooking. But like with other people's stuff.