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While Liv and Clive investigate the murder of a coffee shop owner with an extremely sunny outlook on life, Ravi tests the new cure on a rat before administering it to Major. Meanwhile, Boss discovers who has been moving in on his turf.
Episode Info
Episode number: 2x14
Production Number: 3J5914/T2712914
Airdate: Tuesday February 23rd, 2016
Alternate Airdates:
Production Number: 3J5914/T2712914
Airdate: Tuesday February 23rd, 2016
Alternate Airdates:
 CA (Shomi) |
Feb 24, 2016 |
Trailer
Flash
Co-Guest Stars
Main Cast
Recap
Liv, Ravi, and Major return to the morgue with the bodies and later Ravi confirms that one of them stashed some Utopium in his prison wallet. He's created more cure, but Liv points out that's it's temporarily. Ravi agrees but points out that it should keep Major human for a few more months until he can create a permanent cure. Major starts to pull up his sleeve, but Ravi injects the rat New Hope with the cure...Read the full recap
Music
| Artist | Song Title | Played When |
| The Ernies | Fire | Liv and Clive go to Daily Grind |
| Gillian Hills (1) | Zou bisou bisoiu | Leslie is killed |
| Joe Dassin | Les Champs-Elkysses | Liv and Clive go to Positivities |
| Johnny Hallyday | Noir c'est noir | Cher sells out to Stan |
| Procol Harum | A Whiter Shade of Pale | Blaine sings; Blaine comes back to life |
Episode Quotes
Liv: What's your notion of Heaven, Clive?
Clive: Just, you know, Heaven-heaven.
Ravi: Except in "Clive-Heaven" things are a little bit tougher than here on Earth.
Clive: Just, you know, Heaven-heaven.
Ravi: Except in "Clive-Heaven" things are a little bit tougher than here on Earth.
Liv: "A work of art is a confession." You know who said that?
Gilbert Lambert: Albert Camus.
Liv: A French literary rock star.
Gilbert Lambert: He was Algerian.
Liv: Of French descent. Work with me.
Gilbert Lambert: Albert Camus.
Liv: A French literary rock star.
Gilbert Lambert: He was Algerian.
Liv: Of French descent. Work with me.
Cultural References
Title: Eternal Sunshine of the Caffeinated Mind
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is a 2004 romance science fiction movie about a couple who decide they can't stand each other and have their memories of the other person erased.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is a 2004 romance science fiction movie about a couple who decide they can't stand each other and have their memories of the other person erased.
Title Card: Wild World of Corpse
Wide World of Sports was a popular ABC sports anthology series that ran from 1961 to 1997, and covered sporting events around the world.
Wide World of Sports was a popular ABC sports anthology series that ran from 1961 to 1997, and covered sporting events around the world.
Clive: We're in The Twilight Zone.
The Twilight Zone is a 60s TV series featuring tales of fantasy, horror, and science fiction, often accompanied by a "twist" ending.
The Twilight Zone is a 60s TV series featuring tales of fantasy, horror, and science fiction, often accompanied by a "twist" ending.
Ravi: So, apologies if my hair looks like I've been driving with my head outside the window of the Millennium Falcon.
The Millennium Falcon is the heavily-modified freighter that Han Solo and Chewbacca fly in the Star Wars movies.
The Millennium Falcon is the heavily-modified freighter that Han Solo and Chewbacca fly in the Star Wars movies.
Title Card: Undercover Lover
"Undercover Lover" is a 2010 song by Kids in Glass Houses, featuring Frankie Standford.
"Undercover Lover" is a 2010 song by Kids in Glass Houses, featuring Frankie Standford.
Boss: You ever play Dungeons & Dragons, Blaine?
Dungeons & Dragons is the first of the role-playing games, letting gamers play fantasy characters using 20-sided dice to generate random numbers to simulate combat.
Dungeons & Dragons is the first of the role-playing games, letting gamers play fantasy characters using 20-sided dice to generate random numbers to simulate combat.
Other Episode Crew
| • Developer | Rob Thomas (1) | Diane Ruggiero |
| • Executive Producer | Rob Thomas (1) | Dan Etheridge | Danielle Stokdyk | Diane Ruggiero |
| • Co-Executive Producer | Kit Boss |
| • Producer | Scott Graham (3) |
| • Co-Producer | Joseph Berger-Davis |
| • Consulting Producer | Justin Halpern | Patrick Schumacker |
| • Production Designer | Matthew Budgeon |
| • Editor | John Reyes Nguyen |
| • Casting | Garrett McGuire | Anya Colloff | Michael Nicolo |
| • First Assistant Director | Dan Miller (1) |
| • Second Assistant Director | Adrian Diepold |
| • Music | Josh Kramon |
| • Music Editor | Chris McGeary |
| • Music Supervisor | Kasey Truman |
| • Costume Designer | Michelle Hunter |
| • Hairstylist | Lisa Leonard |
| • Key Grip | Jeff Plecas |
| • Set Designer | Gavin McKenzie |
| • Set Decorator | Alida Jung |
| • Location Manager | Sheri Mayervich |
| • Property Master | Aleya Naiman |
| • Production Sound Mixer | James Kusan |
| • Supervising Sound Editor | Walter Michael Bost |
| • Re-Recording Mixer | Colette Dahanne | Vicki Lemar |
| • Gaffer | Todd Lapp |
| • Director of Photography | Michael Wale |
| • Story Editor | Deidre Mangan | Graham Norris |
| • Stunt Coordinator | Ernest Jackson |
| • Art Director | Dustin Farrell |
| • Production Manager | George Horie |
| • Special Effects Coordinator | Tony Lazarowich |
| • Visual Effects Artist | Bob Lloyd |
| • Makeup Artist | Amber Trudeau |
| • Canadian Casting | Coreen Mayrs | Heike Brandstatter |
| • Head Painter | Jenny Seinen |
| • Based On The Comic By | Chris Roberson | Mike Allred |
