Synopsis:

Hannah tries to process an untimely death, but seems more concerned about its impact on her eBook deal. Jessa tracks down an old friend she thought was dead. Marnie is horrified to discover a video Charlie posted online.

Written by Judd Apatow & Lena Dunham; directed by Jesse Peretz.



Episode 4 of 12

It's an ebook Adam, it's never going to hit the stands cause there are no stands and you know that

great episode

I liked it a lot, Heck even Adam's sister was tolerable, but I hope she dissapears.

The Jessa story line was a little weird.

Solid episode. Larry has become one of my favorite characters. Allison Williams is the most attractive person on TV.

She has a giant mouth.

Dirty joke coming in 5-4-3-2-1....

Lena Dunham just had to that unnecessary nudity shot lol

"It's a turtle carcass. My turtle carcass."

This season is really good so far. Enjoyed everything so far.

Episode 5 is up on HBOgo

Very homely in my opinion. The tats even make it worse.

It's getting downright depressing how vapid and self-involved the main characters are. The men, for the most part, are flawed by likable, while the women seem to shed any redeeming qualities they once had with each passing episode.

So are they trying to paint Hanna as being a sociopath?

You mean they haven't been over the last 2 years?

Well, more so. Maybe the medication that regulates her OCD is keeping her from empathizing with people.

thought this was probably the worst of the short season thus far

Is this episode supposed to be called "Dead Inside" or "Deep Inside"?

What's up with Marnie's character? Have we noticed that she has not been in any scenes with the other girls except for the party episode?

Her screentime is very minimal this season. Not that I am complaining but I think it's pretty weird. She was basically replaced in the 'trip to rehab' episode by a rocking chair!

It had more acting talent.

She had that scene with Hannah and Adam and I think Shosh where they were eating tacos.