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Nuodemingoji Kalifornija Turn the Page (2007–2014) Online

Nuodemingoji Kalifornija Turn the Page (2007–2014) Online
Original Title :
Turn the Page
Genre :
TV Episode / Comedy / Drama
Year :
2007–2014
Directror :
David Von Ancken
Cast :
David Duchovny,Natascha McElhone,Madeleine Martin
Writer :
Tom Kapinos,Gina Fattore
Type :
TV Episode
Time :
28min
Rating :
8.2/10
Nuodemingoji Kalifornija Turn the Page (2007–2014) Online

To everybody's surprise, Becca announces she wants to move to Hank. The wedding preparations being in full swing can't help the fact that Karen is devastated by this news. Meanwhile, Mia still pretends Hank's book is hers, Dani and Charlie represent her and it looks like the book's going to be a hit. Charlie discovers the book was actually written by Hank, but, unfortunately, there's nothing Hank nor Charlie can do about it because Mia might tell people about the one-night-stand Hank had with her.
Episode cast overview:
David Duchovny David Duchovny - Hank Moody
Natascha McElhone Natascha McElhone - Karen
Madeleine Martin Madeleine Martin - Becca Moody
Madeline Zima Madeline Zima - Mia Lewis
Evan Handler Evan Handler - Charlie Runkle
Mo Collins Mo Collins - Victoria
Rachel Miner Rachel Miner - Dani
Damian Young Damian Young - Bill Lewis
Mike B. Metz Mike B. Metz - Temp (as Mike Metz)


User reviews

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The penultimate half-hour of Californication's first season is the one with all the twists that set things in motion for a sure-to-be glorious finale: a juicy appetizer before the real deal.

Big shock number one: Becca announces she will live with Hank. This is devastating news for Karen, who nevertheless keeps organizing her imminent wedding (which is why Becca is doing this in the first place). Hank, on the other hand, is thrilled to hear about it, but there's a less uplifting surprise waiting around the corner, namely big shock number two: Dani and Charlie are representing Mia, who is passing off Hank's latest book (of which she made a copy) as her own. Thankfully, it takes Charlie only a few pages to realize what's going on, but neither he nor Hank can do anything, because if they try to stop Mia she will tell everyone about her one-night stand with Hank.

And yet, in spite of all the dark implications, this is a very light episode, all thanks to Duchovny and Handler going through every scene with shameless, corrosive wit. If Robert Patrick, who played Agent Doggett on The X-Files, showed up as well, the three would be able to carry an entire season just by sharing the screen. A class act indeed.