S3.E7

So Here's the Thing...

Name: So Here's the Thing...
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Released: 2010-10-25
Duration: 28 min
Rating: 7.7
Cast: David Duchovny, Natascha McElhone, Pamela Adlon

Episode aired Oct 25, 2010
18+
28m

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7.7/10

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David Duchovny and Peter Gallagher in Californication (2007)

Comedy Drama

Hank tries to set things right with Karen but his multiple romantic entanglements become ever more entangled; Becca calls out her father on the terrible example he sets for her; Charlie figh... Read allHank tries to set things right with Karen but his multiple romantic entanglements become ever more entangled; Becca calls out her father on the terrible example he sets for her; Charlie fights to keep Sue's favorite client.Hank tries to set things right with Karen but his multiple romantic entanglements become ever more entangled; Becca calls out her father on the terrible example he sets for her; Charlie fights to keep Sue's favorite client.

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IMDb RATING

7.7/10

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Peter Gallagher in Californication (2007)

Kathleen Turner, Peter Fonda, and Evan Handler in Californication (2007)

David Duchovny and Eva Amurri in Californication (2007)

Kathleen Turner and Peter Fonda in Californication (2007)

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Trivia
When Hank sweeps Felica Coons off her feet and says "Why don't you go brew up a pot of word tea and dip your balls in it," to Wilder portrayed by Ken Marino, the phrase 'dip your balls in it' refers to a catchphrase Marino is known for from his time on MTV's The State (1993).

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References The State (1993)

Soundtracks
Californication Main Title
Written by Tree Adams & Tyler Bates
Performed by Tree Adams & Tyler Bates

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9/10

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with this episode it has achieved what most shows do not do or cannot do, reference itself. One of the funnier episodes with more physical comedy including Peter Fonda. Except of his own volition I can't understand why he isn't on screen more.

Thank you to everyone involved, including cast members not on this episode, for a very entertaining way to spend 28 minutes.

with this episode it has achieved what most shows do not do or cannot do, reference itself. One of the funnier episodes with more physical comedy including Peter Fonda. Except of his own volition I can't understand why he isn't on screen more.

Thank you to everyone involved, including cast members not on this episode, for a very entertaining way to spend 28 minutes.

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