Who is samurai apocalypse in californication

Director David Duchovny. Tom Kapinos Mike B. Metz staff writer. Top credits Director David Duchovny. See more at IMDbPro. Photos 2. Add image. Top cast Edit. Natascha McElhone Karen as Karen. Pamela Adlon Marcy as Marcy. Meagan Good Kali as Kali. Scott Michael Foster Tyler as Tyler. Camilla Luddington Lizzie as Lizzie. Vanessa Angel Alison as Alison. Peter Berg Self as Self. Terrell J. Ramsey Self as Self as Fatso Fasano. Sara Targum Ava as Ava.

Maia Tarin Teacher as Teacher. David Duchovny. Storyline Edit. Hank passes on writing Samurai Apocalypse's new movie but Sam won't take no for an answer and drags Hank to a meeting with director Peter Berg, where they discover that Hank and Peter have shared more than just a love of the written word.

Sam takes it on himself to get rid of Tyler, which makes things worse between Hank and Becca. Co-parents Charlie, Marcy and Stu have their hands full when Little Stuart exposes himself to a preschool classmate, and Charlie takes it upon himself to mend fences with the offended girl's attractive mother. Add content advisory. Did you know Edit. Goofs Hank visits Karen and Becca near the end of the episode at night, and it is fully dark when his car pulls up to the house, yet during the interior scenes sunlight floods through the windows.

Quotes Hank Moody : This car is givin' me the fuckin' creeps. Turns out Pete and Hank are Eskimo brothers by way of an ex-girlfriend; with stats like Hank has, he probably has more in Carmen with a lot of Hollywood. Californication doesn't do the celebrity cameo often so seeing Hank shoot the fair one with an exaggerated, douchey-version of Peter Berg was a nice touch, though, naturally, Berg he was wearing a shirt promoting upcoming film Battleship.

Of course, as Tyler points out, doing or saying anything will only put him further in the dog house. But an offhand comment to Samurai and his goons he kind of goons that shoot each other in the arm over nothing earns Tyler an all-expenses-paid beating. No matter what Karen says, everything is most certainly not going to be fine. Hank hasn'tgotten into any strange sexual situations lately but the Runkle's have certainly picked up the slack. We only knew Charlie for only a handful of episodes back in Season One before he was jerking off in his office and getting caught on camera ; now his son is whipping his junk out to the shorties at school Marcy Pamela Adlon can drop the "like father, like son" blame but we'd wager that her and Stu's Stephen Tobolowsky irresponsible nooners factor in, as well.

The incident sends Charlie with hat in hand to the girl's mother's house, wherein he finds himself in a classic Runkle scenario: being sexually dominated by a psycho, assertive, hot woman. Alison makes him literally stroke himself in front of her, right in the middle of the kitchen, a prime spot for the cute babysitter to walk in on them and get herself fired. Thankfully, she gets hired by Charlie, so we'll be seeing more of her, but hopefully we'll see more of Alison, too.

Runkle sexcapades are comedy gold. Last week we complained that Hank was falling into traps we've seen before, possibly setting us up for a mediocre, reheated season, but things got on the right track in "The Way Of The Fist," directed by David Duchovny, no less. The Kali predicament is still Mia-lite but this new business with Samurai and Tyler gives the season some real stakes. Don't get it twisted, this is basically a Mia retread as well: Hank incidentally gives a sociopath ammo to hold over his head and when the ball inevitably drops Becca will be beyond crushed.

But like we said above, Californication 's real stakes involve Hank and Becca, so with this they're playing to their strengths.

Not to mention, there are now two ticking time bombs set to go off.