Already this season seems somewhat off. Karen has been in all of what amounted to a couple of minutes in the first episode and was a no show all together in this one. Also, Becca was barely in it, except at the end when she and Hank got into an argument and then it just ended. The **** fantasy with Charlie was just weird. I hope this is just a temporary misstep and that the show will find its footing and get back on track. Diane Farr does seem to have a recurring role for the season, so that was a plus for me.

F u c k  indeed! That's what Hank writes on the chalkboard at the very end when the 3 women (Felicia, Jackie and Jill) that he is messing around with in one form or another all decided to show up to his writing class....at the same time. I can only imagine what's gonna happen next. Jackie gives another award winning Pole dance....actually a lap dance and it rocked. So, it looks like Charlie and Marcy are getting back together. That or it's just a moment of weakness before they still head to divorce court.

This episode was FUNNY! And it's all because of Sue (Kathleen Turner). Just the way she is playing the character and how she talks to people has me in stitches, but she upped her game in this one. With Marcy in the middle of getting banged by Rick Springfield, Charlie doesn't know how to deal with this or what he should even do. So, leave it up to Sue to pull off her own "Meg Ryan" moment and come up with her own way of having a Big O.


Pretty cool to have Karen back for a full episode. Wheeeeeeeeee!!! Man, what the hell is up with Becca? She has turned into a holy terror. Very obnoxious and bratty this season. And so is Chelsea, who I can't stand either.

Best. Episode. Ever. That was some crazy  s h i t  with Hank having to juggle all 3 of his recent dump-ee's. Throw in Charlie and Rick Springfield and you have a recipe for disaster. I knew it couldn't be that easy from the last episode to where Hank was free and clear. So, when each chick showed up unannounced at his place and had to hide each one from each other it was like an X rated Three's Company. Getting to the end was a riot. Who knew that when the  s h i t  finally hit the fan at the end that Becca would finally talk to Hank about.....anything. As for Dianne Farr's n u d e  scene. I'm pretty sure that was a body double because you never see the goods with her face in a long shot. All close up shots.

Really great episode that's basically the Charlie and Hank show from start to finish. Really enjoyed this one. A drunk Charlie is a funny Charlie. I liked the set up where Hank tells Charlie what it means to him one time when Karen fixed him breakfast and the love it represented. So when the turnaround comes at the end of the episode and she makes him breakfast, we the viewer "get it" and it registers like a Atom Bomb.

Now THIS was vintage Californication. The scene I have been for all season, actually the last two seasons, finally played out. With Mia back from her book tour, she, along with her "boyfriend" / Manager have decided to come clean about who actually wrote  F u c k i n g  & Punching. This little information would of course directly affect Hank, Karen and Becca. So, I thought the scene that plays out was better than anything I could have created in my head. Having it unfold to the tune of Elton John's Rocket Man was pretty damn good. Perfect, actually. Mia's Manager is a douche, using her to captitalize on the infamy the truth is bound to generate for her. This was by far the best episode of Season 3 and how you do a Cliffhanger. Can't wait to check out Season 4.