S3.E12

Mia Culpa

Épisode diffusé le 13 déc. 2009
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29min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueHank is surprised by a visit from Mia and her slimy boyfriend-manager (James Frain), which results in Karen learning Hank's of long-hidden dalliance with her stepdaughter; Charlie faces losi... Tout lireHank is surprised by a visit from Mia and her slimy boyfriend-manager (James Frain), which results in Karen learning Hank's of long-hidden dalliance with her stepdaughter; Charlie faces losing Marcy for good. Season finale.Hank is surprised by a visit from Mia and her slimy boyfriend-manager (James Frain), which results in Karen learning Hank's of long-hidden dalliance with her stepdaughter; Charlie faces losing Marcy for good. Season finale.

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10joey_vijay

Mia Culpa indeed.

What can I say? Hank Moody was always a constant source of inspiration for me, albeit, not a good one, in the moral sense.

That said, it was truly painful to watch this finale. Not in a bad way, don't get me wrong. In the world of TV series, this finale is probably the best that could come our way. Painful, depressing, cliff-hanging.

Personally, since I've always had this weird emotional attachment to Hank Moody, it really saddened me to see how it ended. Kudos to the writers though, the writing just keeps improving with every single episode. The poetic flow of it all is just incredible.

I'm absolutely stoked to see what Tom Kapinos & Co have in store for us come Season 4!

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Anecdotes
James Frain (Paul Rider) & Natascha McElhone (Karen) also worked together in What Rats Won't Do (1998) as Jack & Kate respectively.

Gaffes
During Mia Lewis's book appearance the cover shows her name is Mia Cross. Mia Cross is her pen name not a mistake. It can be clearly seen on the hard cover that Jackie is reading on the patio in The Apartment tt1428589. It can also be seen on the soft cover sample in Slip of the Tongue tt1143241.