God Visits

Name: God Visits
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2003-06-28
Duration: 23 min
Rating: 7.2
Cast: Jay Baruchel, Carla Gallo, Charlie Hunnam

Episode aired Jun 28, 2003
23min

S1.E8

Luke convinces heartbroken Steven to become religious and love God instead of Lizzy. Marshall and Rachel turn her spare room into a party room even though Tina needs it to escape from her ro... Read allLuke convinces heartbroken Steven to become religious and love God instead of Lizzy. Marshall and Rachel turn her spare room into a party room even though Tina needs it to escape from her roommate who constantly practices the violin.Luke convinces heartbroken Steven to become religious and love God instead of Lizzy. Marshall and Rachel turn her spare room into a party room even though Tina needs it to escape from her roommate who constantly practices the violin.

7.2/10

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This unaired episode centers around Steven becoming obsessed with the bible and God after Luke persuades him to follow the enlightened path while Lloyd decides the world is a dark and hopeless place of destruction. Ron convinces Lizzy to dump Eric and hook up with Steven but she is turned down because God is Steven's life now. Tina wants out of her room and into the newly vacant room co-existing with Lizzy and Rachel because her roommate won't stop practicing violin but Marshall and Rachel turn it into a party room and tell Tina it's no longer available. When Steven sees Luke making out with a girl he realizes what a mistake he's made and tries to get back with Lizzy but she is already back with Eric. Rachel's guilt gets the better of her and she finally let's Tina move in to the room while the same violin playing roommate that drove Tina out, makes Lloyd realize the world is okay when he hears her practicing. This episode is available on the DVD box set. —Mike Trigiani

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Genre
- Comedy
Parents guide
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Trivia
This episode never aired because FOX decided the religious theme was too controversial.

Goofs
The lecture on existentialism that is key to Lloyd's behavior throughout the episode consists entirely of an explanation of nihilism instead.

Connections
References Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977)

Soundtracks
Hot Stuff
(uncredited)
Written by Pete Bellotte, Harold Faltermeyer, and Keith Forsey
Performed by Donna Summer

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7/10

Question about music - it's driving me nuts

I hope that someone out there can identify the metal music that is playing in the background during the scene where Lloyd is in his philosophy class. I tried looking it up online with no success. I rented the dvds from Blockbuster so I don't have the set booklet which probably has the information I am looking for. I'm thinking that it might be Slipknot but still haven't pinned it down. Thanks for the help.

Not the best episode by far, but the series as a whole is fairly entertaining. But in my opinion, it is far less funny than Freaks and Geeks. And their dorm rooms are huge! I lived in a 10' x 14' room for three years. Not realistic.

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