Ranger

Some interesting developments.

The sensitvity lesson video was pretty funny.

vaporware

That sensitivity session may have been the best moment on television this year.

Boot

[paraphrasing] "Only you could make even sex with a woman sound gay."

Patman

The writing on this show is so fluid, and funny.

Tommy finally finds out about Sheila's faking the rest of the pregnancy. Will he go after his kids, per Mary Magdalene's suggestion?

Franco is going to lose his vicadin hook-up and Laura, it's inevitable.

"Frank." 'nuff said.

Couldn't imagine coming home to what Jerry came home to, finding his wife in bed with another man because she had no idea she was married due to her condition.

Probie at least has a sex life, Sean is still on the outside looking in, it would seem. Having Franco on the make while Laura was inside the burnt out building, and Sean trying to show off his plummage as well to Heather, the wannabe buddhist.

So many threads in this episode, how do they keep it flowing and cohesive?

glassdragon

The whole sensitivity training thing and the look of sheer and utter horror on the instructors face after the whole racism bit was classic. "That's not fair, white guys get like 4 different racial slurs, we puerto ricans only get 1".

B.A.

Sean was killing me w/ his talk of how a girl w/ three boobs would be cool.

The sensitivity training was funny. As was Tommy and John's talk w/ their dad.

Ranger

I predict that the nurse will be arrested.

While she's being dragged off in handcuffs, I can see Franco just looking by, then he looks away from her, looks down, then walks away and forgets about her because that's the kind of guy he is.

So we learn that Collen wants to play hardball. I'd love to see how the court battle works out.

And finally, Sheila gets mad at Tommy for using cock pills despite her trying to shove alcohol down his throat while he was trying to stay clean.

Red Dog

That was a riot, as was the video itself.


"When it comes to adultery, I'm a one woman man."


NOW YOU KNOW WHAT JESUS DRIVES

I think I could have done without the Uncle Teddy blowjob scene.

uteotw

I completely agree. SO )!@(# hilarious... "A Dodge Neon that costs $12,000 but with an $8,000 paint job and 9 ____ inside smokin' weed..."

(Only 7 posts on such a GREAT show? What gives??)

Cusm

Would have been great if that was a Diablo (I think it was a Countach).

I loved the rundown of his family by his brother.

Can not wait til next weeks episode.

Gil Jawetz

Another great episode. I agree with just about everything said above. However, the whole "Probie's got a gun" thread led to nothing and that's not a good thing. All the "What are you gonna do with that?" "I don't know." clips in season previews really led us to believe that probie was going to go REAL dark. Nothing happened. That's weak. That's the first sloppy thread this season. They need to watch out for that. Clearly they love to cram TONS of stuff in each episode and I don't mind that it's bursting at the seams, but dropping something like that is bad. Now I'm kind of not interested in probie anymore. His character just sort of turned "bleh." Compared with the deepening of Franco, Jerry, Lou/Ken, and especially Tommy, his story is petering out.

uteotw

Good point. All we really know is he likes "different" gals: Older woman from season one (plus her hot daughter), and the plus-sized one and giant one from this season...

Patman

"Probie's got a gun" led to Sean showing him how to not shoot a gun, and then by nailing the cat, Probie is now Amazon woman's beeyotch.

Joeboo835

Best show on TV. That scene after watching the video was just hilarious.

Chew

That was great.

B.A.

and that leads to the revelation that Sean once dated a girl he thought had three nipples but the third one turned out to be...

Michael T Hudson

I was thinking the same thing except I think it was a Murcielago. Not that can ever say it the right way.

Gil Jawetz

Right. And that's lame. "Probie's got a gun" was an emotional concept, like "Tommy's got a bottle of vodka." The important thing about Tommy holding a bottle of vodka is not what brand it is or what kind of glass he'd like to pour it into, it's why he's holding it, how he got there, and what he's going to do about it. Turning Probie's emotional turmoil into a comedy scene with a dead cat and a tall blond vet was a mistake.

ETA: This is a minor hurdle. Otherwise it's far and away the best show on TV right now.

Chew

Just because probie found a new object of desire doesn't mean he's "over" the previous one. We could see "probie's got a gun" again.

Derrich

It was a Gallardo. The smaller, cheaper Lambo that still costs more than your house.

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Achtung

Loved it. Really its developed into a damn fine show this season. At first I didn't like that the storylines were dragged out, but now I like how it really develops the characters.

BDLOU

I actually like that it really didn't go anywhere. Often time a show becomes predictable when every thread has a satisfactory ending.