subject: Watch Full Hung Episodes Free [print this page] Author: uki Author: uki
While I do think "Hung" could stand to take a more overt step into the realm of comedy (or else take a firmer step back into the dramatic realm), I actually found "Do It, Monkey" to be the funniest episode so far. And if I were to compare it to a movie, it'd be "Groundhog Day," particularly the section where Bill Murray's character is still trying to trick Andie MacDowell into sleeping with him, and making minute changes to his approach with each passing day based on how she responds to him. Speaking of which, Ray has a run-in with his alpha-male neighbor, Koontz, who after catching Ray peeing in the lake, calls up a pair of cops straight out of Wacky Television Cop Central Casting to issue some vague threats. Ray once again displays his phenomenal lack of people skills by grumbling a bit and then inviting the cops to kindly get the hell of his property, but on the upside he finally gets motivated to start repairs on his house rather than waiting for someone to do it for him. This episode revolves around Ray's reluctant decision to become a gigolo, and his first baby steps towards making it happen. After initially rejecting Tanya's offer to become his pimp, Ray discovers the only way to cover the repairs to his fire-damaged home, and to offset his fears of being laid off from his job, is to earn some quick cash. So he and Tanya brainstorm ways to most effectively market Ray as a "product" wealthy women will pay for. If there's one storyline that's moving forward, it's Jessica and Ronnie's - it'll be interesting to see what Jess does now that she's begun to realize leaving Ray for this guy might have been a bad idea. Anne Heche is doing her damnedest to give this character some redeeming qualities, and her mom's pretty hilarious too. About the Author:
