Official Californication Season 2 thread

Anybody know the song during the closing credits?

 

I've always thought Duchovny was one of the coolest actors working.

 

The song at the end of episode # 1 is "My Shit's Fucked Up" by Warren Zevon, which just cracked me up.

 

Thanks.

 

Finally got a chance to watch those first two episodes. Great stuff and some great lines.
The Zevon song fit perfectly.

 

Episode No. 2 might have been one of the most entertaining half hours I've ever witnessed on television.
Duchovny is a freaking genius, but Evan Handler, oh man. He is brilliant on this show.

"You're not f**king listening to me! You never f**cking listen to me! AAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!"
"I'm listening baby, I'm right here."

 

Finally started watching the first season on DVD last night. Absolutely fantastic. Duchovny shines in this role. You can see he just absolutely loves playing this guy. Any memories of Mulder evaporate immediately. It's got a bit of Curb Your Enthusiasm absurdism to the plots as well. So densely full at a half hour.

Can't imagine not getting through the rest of season one in the next day or two. Downed four episodes last night.

 

The relationship with his daughter is golden. They work beautifully together.

 

Agreed.

 

In one of the final episodes of the season, there's a scene when Duchovny is trying to say sorry (again) to the daughter, who's in bed ready to go to sleep. She's crushed about another one of his fuck-ups and tells him as such, and I can't remember the exact line, but she all but tells him to fuck off ... and his reaction and the heartbreak of the moment made me teary-eyed. It was the most devastating scene of the season.

 

The season keeps getting better and better.
Evan Handler not realizing it was a "studio van" was a riot.
Plus the relationship between Hank and his daughter just keeps getting better. They had a few great exchanges in the fourth episode.
(Am I a week behind in my viewing or is Comcast On Demand putting them up early?)

 

You can watch a week ahead On Demand.