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ElectricBoogaloo

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  1. Promo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6bcMy3_ukU
  2. Well, he had to show his jiu jitsu training during the episode in order to justify CNN paying for his millionth trip to San Francisco! But seriously, I do agree that I've seen enough of it. And he definitely showed way more of it in this episode than I cared to watch. Mr. EB said the Swan Oyster Depot is awesome! I still haven't been there yet but it all looked delicious. The tech stuff taking over the area is nothing new. It's been like that for years. I'm surprised that he focused so much on that and not his usual hatred of hipsters (which San Francisco is full of). Apparently the theme for this season is "change is bad, mmmkay?"
  3. Hakuna matata! Hahaha! I love that Jimmy is somehow completely ignorant of the Lion King song. I agree that Dorothy does seem really open and game for whatever but I am dreading the day when she uses all the material she got from them which she jotted down in her little notebook. And we'll see how long she and Edgar keep caring about whether the others like her. I love that instead of storming off after being insulted, Lindsay recognized that Gretchen is depressed again and told her to be honest about it with Jimmy. I was afraid that Gretchen's outburst would damage all of her relationships, so I was really glad to see that Lindsay's primary concern was for Gretchen. Also really nice to see that Jimmy hasn't gone running scared and that he let all of Gretchen's insults just roll right off him (or at the very least that he didn't immediately retaliate because he knew there was something going on with her). His concern for her throughout the episode and the naked fear on his face at the end show what a long way he has come since the first episode.
  4. Brittany showed her the red dress and then Liv handed her credit card to the guy at the register and said, "Start a tab," so I assumed she meant for buying the red dress and whatever else she found. I've never been to a boutique that also sells wine but that makes about as much sense as starting a clothing tab instead of just paying for everything at once after you're done trying on clothes. Either way, it makes no sense to me! Usually Rob Thomas is pretty good at being realistic about details like that. If he had just had Liv say, "I'll take it!" in reference to the red dress while handing over her credit card and then had the boutique guy say, "Can I see your ID?" (which is very common when using credit cards these days) and THEN noticing it was her birthday, then I would have been fine with it. Gilda was hiding around the corner or behind a pillar or something when Liv was at Max Rager, which is how she overheard that Vaughn slept with Taylor. She was deliberately staying out of sight so that Liv wouldn't spot her.
  5. I thought Bethany might mention Liv's red eyes when she was in the interrogation room later but I guess she was too busy worrying about jail time to bring it up.
  6. When I initially saw the title of this episode, I thought it was weird that South Park was at least five years too late to be doing a "Yelp sucks" episode but it makes sense that people in a small town didn't care about Yelp until they had a bunch of new restaurants open. Never piss off the wait staff!
  7. When we saw Lash's shadow transform into a human, I thought it might be Reina.
  8. Loved when Coulson threatened Frye with a laser finger but I also loved when Rosalind later asked if it was really a laser finger. Hee! ITA that there is no way that Ward was just going to let Andrew, May, and Hunter just walk away if they agreed to put down their weapons. I know that May is furious with Hunter and will blame him for Andrew's death, but she couldn't possibly believe that Ward was going to say, "Thanks for following my directions. Hope you guys all have a great weekend! Nice seeing you again and catching up!"
  9. May: So what's the job? Hunter: Don't know. May: When's it going down? Hunter: Dunno. May: Any idea where? Hunter: Not yet. May: You do realize the point of intelligence gathering is to gather intelligence. Hunter: It's not complicated. Just point, shoot, repeat as necessary. Coulson: Careful. It's got a laser finger. Coulson: How heavily sedated is Frye? Rosalind: On a scale of 1 to 10, about a 6. No one likes a drooler. Rosalind: Do you really have a laser finger? Ward: Come on, Hunter. You weren't actually dumb enough to come here all cowboy, were you? Hunter: This coming from the guy who shot his own girlfriend by mistake? May: How many did you count? Hunter: Eleven including Ward. May: I've taken out five. Hunter: Slow day? May: You're trapped, Ward! Ward: Don't interrupt.
  10. The most surprising thing about the finale was that Chris is capable of wearing actual pants! The worst thing was that the stupid fan vote took place before everyone saw the three finalists' tattoos so it was just a straight popularity vote that wasn't based on the merits of the tattoos from the finale. I guess you could argue that at this point in the seaon, people will just vote for whoever they like regardless of what their finale tattoos actually look like, but geez, at least try to make it look like this is based on merit. I hated just about everything about this finale from the stupid last minute thigh tattoo to the unnecessary live audience to not having all the microphones turned on the whole time. And shouldn't the winner be based solely upon the 35 hour tattoo? Regardless of how much I liked Matt's tattoo, that should have been the deciding factor, not something he did on the stage.
  11. Vaughn is such a douchebag but I love that Steven Weber is obviously having such a good time douching it up. Nice to see Richard Casablancas is still a dick. Rich housewife Liv was fun, but I was sad that her new friend ended up being the murderer. It would have been nice for her to have a friend. Major nitpick though: what kind of credit card lists the owner's birthday on it? I have had more credit cards than I can count and not a single one of them listed any personal information except my name. Hahaha, Fin and Juice! And I laughed more than I should have about "Voices Carry" playing while Major's latest zombie victim was yelling in the trunk.
  12. Ravi: A thief posing as a realtor. Seems like a lateral move. Clive: Can't. Busy. Ravi: Gawd, I thought he'd never shut up. Gilda: Does a patient man invent an energy drink? Clive: Liv, anything you want to ask? Liv: Yes. Your bag - is it a Stella? Alex: Timeless, isn't it? Liv: I can't even! Alex: I wasn't sure if it would be appropriate for a police interview. Liv: It's perfect. It's business-like but with an informality that says, "I am not a suspect." Clive: What were Taylor and Terrence like at these [Max Rager] functions? Vaughn: Entitled, vein. They fit right in. Vaughn: There's a reason I'm not getting hitched, detective. Liv: Because you can't legally marry your own reflection? Vaughn: Burn! Clive: I had a few more questions about the Meat Cute incident. Major: Oh, did you get reassigned to the solved crimes squad? Liv: The man has sex with an ankh necklace on. On a leather cord! Gilda: You had to screw Taylor Fowler? Her husband represents a very important swing vote on the board. Vaughn: All right, I promise it'll never happen again. Cause, you know, she's dead. Clive: Terence said he was with you at the time of the murder looking at some clothes you found for him. Bethany: Textured winter shirts and day to night denims. Clive: How was he behaving? Bethany: Well, he was pretty skeptical about wearing denim after 6. Camille: [Debra] ruined Taylor's wine tasting for juvenile lupus research by throwing up on Kenny G's table. Debra: You know, I sometimes space out like that when I'm on a master cleanse. Clive: Can I ask a non shoe related question? Liv: You'll never guess where I saw Major doing his personal trainer thing yesterday. Ravi: At the gym? Liv: I'm literally going through hell! Ravi: Okay, you've literally forgotten the meaning of the word literally. Clive: You ever hear of casual Friday? Liv: You ever heard of casual elegance? What's wrong? Were your bib overalls in the washtub? Liv: Ooh, it's like a catalog of skanks! Take your finger out of your mouth, sweetie. That's full of herpes. Clive: I happen to have a catalog of skanks in the car. Gilda: Kinda makes me wonder what other secrets you've been keeping. Liv: This isn't my natural hair color. Terence: What in the world is that for? Vaughn: Science.
  13. The actual episode itself without commercials was just over 58 minutes long. Normally an hourlong show is about 40-43 minutes without commercials and a half hour show is usually about 20 minutes without commercials, so a 90 minute show should run close to 60 minutes. This episode was pretty close.
  14. Hank: What size shoes you boys wear? Mike: Now that is a truly odd question. Last time I checked I was a 10. Boys? [the Kitchens proceed to each give Hank the finger] Mike: I'm gonna go ahead and guess the boys are an 11 and not a 2 which would make them toddlers. [Charlie opening "get well" cards for Otto] Charlie: Injun Joe sent porn.
  15. I can't lie - Snoop Dogg's comments were one of my favorite things about this episode!
  16. Promo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ic10Mpsxd2c
  17. Promo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzIxv-YCvoU
  18. Numan straight up told him in the previous episode that he wanted to give the rest of the files to her (right after they watched her interview on tv). The blond guy's objection was the free part because he insisted they should make some money from releasing the files. He knew that Numan was going to give her the rest of the files. He just didn't know when or where.
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