Eastbound & Down

[Rudi]

[NAHSTE]

I'm feeling pretty beat to shit after a tough day at work, so I'm thinking about getting fucked up tonight and watching this episode again.

This show is masterful, and this episode might be its pinnacle.

[DDRGuido]

yeah awkward ep, but that is EB&D. I was eating lunch during the opening

[Rudi]

Oh shit at that ending

[Palooza]

Oh no

[DDRGuido]

@ the maria blowing stevie scene but stevie can't cum.

[Tailback U]

Just got all caught up on this.

HBO on demand is the shit. I didn't even know I had this shit ordered till recently .

[Twigg4075]

aught up on this.

HBO on demand is the shit. I didn't even know I had this shit ordered till recently .

Ordered? It's included if you have HBO.

As for this latest episode, I'm just getting around to watching it.

"I don't want my fucking dojo looking like a place where cabbage patch kids fuck."

[Twigg4075]

"I guess we all know who was Goose now...because Goose died in that motion picture, and Shane is dead."

[Goober]

"I guess we all know who was Goose now...because Goose died in that motion picture, and Shane is dead."

And then playing I'm still alive...fucking Kenny.

[BrntO4Life]

Shit was depressing as hell. Excellent writing.

[Rudi]

This episode had me cringing...didn't think this show could pull off an episode like this, but they did...damn.

[NAHSTE]

Great episode, very cringeworthy though. And let's not forget that Stevie J was killing it last night too. When he was just sitting on the beach rubbing his boner I lost it.

Also, for fans of FNL, the song at the end of the episode was the instrumental version of "Runaway" by The National. Same song used at the end of the FNL episode when Julie goes to Chicago to visit Saracen.

[Palooza]

They are going all out this season. I like it.

[godspeed]

Great episode, very cringeworthy though. And let's not forget that Stevie J was killing it last night too. When he was just sitting on the beach rubbing his boner I lost it.

Also, for fans of FNL, the song at the end of the episode was the instrumental version of "Runaway" by The National. Same song used at the end of the FNL episode when Julie goes to Chicago to visit Saracen.

I've been digging the music choices. Last week they came out of nowhere with some Lady Luck by Richard Swift, great jam.

On another note, gotta love the Lance Mountain and Steve Cabalarro references..lol.

The exchanges between Kenny and his nemesis are so bad they are great..lol.