So she's the Netlix generation's Jodorowsky, who liked to play God a lot.

In a different time that would have been on a 45 single and played on Dr. Demento.

Uz-beki-beki-beki-Betty-Betty-Betty-stan!

Too many coincidences in this episode! Ray and Paul just happen to be standing outside the one room of a mansion of 50 to 100 of them and that's where our deal goes down? Ani just happens to find the one girl she's been looking for at the party while inebriated…but didn't see her while they waited for the coach?

Maybe the guy that Frank set up Ray to kill is sad waitress' former abusive boyfriend???

I bet they'll put this one forth "for your consideration" come Emmy time.

I'm a bit late to this discussion…but how many of us are reading this while we make our way thru the BluRay box?

I felt this episode was all about reality whacking the characters upside the head: Hannah actually may not be a good writer; Marnie may not actually be a good singer-songwriter; Shoshanna's entire way of being may not be suited for the workplace; Jessa…well Jessa might not ever be redeemed.

That was pretty typical Hannah at the jazz brunch: as soon as Marnie starts the song dedicated to her friend, Hannah immediately starts talking to Adam. Which, even though the Marnie songs are terrible, is pretty rude.

Did anyone notice that Barry's waitress has the same haircut/is the same waitress as the who serves Louie and his brother in their pig out feast?

Perhaps Louis CK picked up a thing or two working with David Lynch? "Model" was very much an anxiety dream, but as Lynch likes to do there's no "it was only a dream!" punchline. (Thank goodness). Everything was hilariously off, from the gig, to Seinfeld's attitude, to the jacket, to his inability to really "see" this…

Well, didn't the guys at Red Letter Media posit that Jack and Jill was just a way to get funnel money to Sandler and his friends? So this too, and giving the upcoming implosion of Hollwyood, Sandler is cleverly planning ahead. For those interested:
http://redlettermedia.com/h…