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Title: You Go to My Head (23 Dec 2014)
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| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Lola Kirke | ... | Hailey Rutledge | |
| Saffron Burrows | ... | Cynthia Taylor | |
| Hannah Dunne | ... | Lizzie Campbell | |
| Gael García Bernal | ... | Rodrigo De Souza | |
| Bernadette Peters | ... | Gloria Windsor | |
| Mark Blum | ... | Union Bob | |
| Brennan Brown | ... | Edward Biben | |
| John Hodgman | ... | Marlon | |
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Mckean Rand | ... | Evan (as McKean Rand) |
| Mary Louise Wilson | ... | Bunny | |
| Joel Bernstein | ... | Warren Boyd | |
| Margaret Ladd | ... | Claire | |
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Suzy Logan | ... | Raquel |
| Ekaterina Samsonov | ... | Alice | |
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Adam Brooks | ... | Middle Aged Man |
At a fundraising gala at an estate, Edward offers a large sum if Rodrigo will play the violin. Rodrigo ups the ante and turns the tables. Hailey runs into Lizzie, and discovers her roommate has been hiding her upper crust roots -- before spending the rest of the night impressing a man with aristocratic credentials of his own. Written by Anonymous
This episode takes place entirely on the estate of a woman who is known as Bunny. Her staff has rabbit ears, there is carrot cake and real carrots. The very top of society is there, mostly because they are involved with the orchestra. Rodrigo flits from place to place, being his own person, not selling out to these people. He continues to parley his humble roots into a charming persona. Hailey has been given instructions to experience things. She spends time with an incredibly rich man (apparently one of the Guggenheims) and they hit it off nicely. He is an ordinary looking man, but he has a charm and a sort of charismatic presence. He embraces Hailey's ambitions and tells her that she has clearly told her story. She had initially told him how boring she was. Hailey's roommate, Elizabeth, meets a former admirer and ends up singing the Billie Holiday song that is the title of this episode. The real complexities of the orchestra are portrayed here.