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The adult DVD that Hank finds during his encounter with the porn actress titled "A Crazy Little Thing Called Anal", is a spoof of the movie based on Hank's book. This reflects the common practice of adult movies using titles of popular movies with a few changed words, e.g. "Very Dirty Dancing".
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If you refer to "The Blonde" as the blonde porn star who asks Hank about her Body this lady is real life porn star Brooke Banner.
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Hank's first blog entry Hell-A Magazin Blog Number 1: Hank hates you all. A few things I've learned in my travel through this crazy little thing called life. One: A morning of awkwardness is far better than a night of loneliness. Two: I probably won't go down in history, but I will go down on your sister. And three: While I'm down there it might be nice to see a hint of pubis. I'm not talking about a huge seventies playboy bush or anything, just something that reminds me that I'm performing cunnilingus on an adult. But I guess the larger question is: Why is the city of angels so hellbent on destroying its female population?
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Featured Music: Robbers on High Street - "Japanese Girls" The Doors - "L.A. Woman (Paul Oakenfold Remix)" (Hank writes his blog) Kenneth James Gibson - "Sarcastically Yours" Tommy Stinson - "Light of Day" (Closing scene)
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Quotes
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Bill: Well, I'd like to propose a toast: To friends, family, a new beginning... (Mia rubs the inside of Hank's leg) Mia: And a happy ending.
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Mia: Hi Daddy. Bill: Honey, you can put some clothes on, okay? We have company. Mia: Well. I'm sure it's nothing he [Hank] hasn't seen before.
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Mia: (To Hank) You look like ass. Did we just have sex?
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Sonja: I love your writing. Hank: (Smiling) And I love you.
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Hank: (In front of a mirror) Nobody likes you. You are ugly and your mother dresses you funny. Now smile, you f***ing douche.
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Hank: Jesus H. Christ. Mia: Nope. Just little me. Are you okay? You look a little pale. You could have a heart attack, are you? You are getting on in years. Hank: Just because I'm older than you doesn't necessarily make me old. Mia: Well, I'm 16, you know. Hank: So I've been told. Mia: What's the word for that again? Oh yes, statutory rape. Hahaha. Hank: That's two words.
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Hank: What the f*** is that? (Pointing at a painting) Bill: Oh, you like it? I could have bought a car instead. Hank: I think you should still buy the car and then run over whoever created that turd.
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Notes
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International Episode Titles: Czech Republic: Pekelná ženská (Hellish Woman)
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Shannon Mitchell was nominated for the 2008 Eddie Award for "Best Edited Half-Hour Series for Television" for this episode.
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Two more advertisers, Subway and Castrol, joined the seven advertisers who pulled their advertising from the show after the pilot episode with the airing of this episode in New Zealand. There continued to be concern over the explicit nature of the show.
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Lucy Davis and Evan Handler, who appear in this episode, both had recurring roles on the series "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip".
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Original International Air Dates:
Australia: September 3 2007 on Channel Ten
Latin America: November 13, 2007 on Warner Channel
Norway: November 14, 2007 on TV2
The Netherlands: November 19, 2007 on Comedy Central
Sweden: January 17, 2008 on TV4
Denmark: March 9, 2008 on SBS Net
Finland: March 24, 2008 on Nelonen
Germany: May 21, 2008 on AXN
Belgium: September 8, 2008 on 2BE
Slovakia: September 12, 2011 on JOJ -
This episode is rated TVMA for nudity, mild violence, graphic language and adult content.
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Allusions
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Hank: (describing how Bill and Karen met) Bill hired Karen to redo his place--this place. And along the way they taught zen and the art of the midlife crisis, and, uh, eventually fell head-over-heels in love. This is a reference to the 1974 Robert Pirsig book Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance: An Inquiry into Values. The book covers Pirsig's 17-day cross-country motorcycle journey, during which he had numerous discussions about life and philosophy with friends and family.
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Hank: Let's ask Dani California. "Dani California" is a song by the Red Hot Chili Peppers, from their album Stadium Arcadium. The song is actually the third and final part of a story that began, appropriately enough, with "Californication". (Part two was "By the Way")
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The title of this episode refers to The Doors Song L.A. Woman, which is featured in this episode. The spelling also references the fictional magazine that Hank blogs for.
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