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| Genre | Comedy/Television, Television |
| Format | Multiple Formats, AC-3, Color, Dolby, Dubbed, NTSC, Widescreen |
| Contributor | Madeleine Martin, David Duchovny, Natascha McElhone, Evan Handler, Madeline Zima |
| Language | English |
| Number Of Discs | 2 |
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David Duchovny (THE X-FILES) returns to the small screen as Hank Moody, a hangdog novelist on the skids in L.A. When not hopping into the sack with any woman who bats her eyes at him, Hank struggles to reconnect with his ex-girlfriend, Karen (Natascha McElhone), and their young daughter, Becca (Madeleine Martin). a lingering case of writer's block-due to the abysmal big-screen adaptation of his novel and the entrance of a new man in Karen's life don't help matters any. Starring David Duchovny, Natascha McElhone, Madeline Zima, Special Features: Widescreen Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1, Mono - English, Spanish.
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When we last left transplanted New Yorker and "debauched moralist" Hank Moody (David Duchovny), he was reunited with his ex-girlfriend and runaway bride Karen (Natascha McElhone) and his beloved daughter Becca (Madeleine Martin). Sounds like the makings of a happy-ever-after ending, but Hank's life is no fairy tale. Or maybe it is. Though a total screw-up, he remains irresistible to a bevy of women who throw themselves at him, from the nurse participating in his vasectomy to an A-list prostitute ("You really got under my skin, Hank Moody"). The new Hank is determined to make grown-up and responsible decisions, but before the dust has settled on the season opener, he once again finds himself in the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong woman, albeit accidentally. No wonder Karen needs time to mull over his marriage proposal. Californication takes as jaundiced a view of Southern California hedonism as did the classic 1975 film Shampoo.
In season 2, fast-laner Lew Ashby (Callum Keith Rennie), a legendary music producer, recruits Hank to be his biographer. Hank's agent Charlie Runkle (Evan Handler) is fired from his agency and takes a fledgling female porn star under his wing. Charlie's wife Marcy (Pamela Adlon) becomes a coke fiend. Seventeen-year-old Mia (Madeline Zima) becomes a critics' darling when Hank's manuscript, which she stole in season 1, is published. Sonja (Paula Marshall) the Scientologist is pregnant and Hank may be the father. Duchovny's laid-back charm imbues Hank with what one character calls "infuriating magic." As the precocious Becca tells her mother, "You have to love him for who he is, not his potential." For all its explicit language and graphic sex, Californication is a compelling character study of a seriously flawed man-child. To quote a review of Mia/Hank's book, "It isn't about sex, but loneliness. It's hauntingly hopelessly romantic in the best sense of the word." Big ups! --Donald Liebenson
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- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- MPAA rating : NR (Not Rated)
- Product Dimensions : 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 0.01 Ounces
- Item model number : 4140804509
- Media Format : Multiple Formats, AC-3, Color, Dolby, Dubbed, NTSC, Widescreen
- Run time : 5 hours and 36 minutes
- Release date : August 25, 2009
- Actors : Madeline Zima, Evan Handler, Madeleine Martin, David Duchovny, Natascha McElhone
- Dubbed: : Spanish
- Language : Unqualified
- Studio : Showtime / Paramount
- ASIN : B001AQR39O
- Number of discs : 2
- Best Sellers Rank: #100,795 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
- #12,237 in Comedy (Movies & TV)
- #18,345 in Drama DVDs
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I had to remind myself that the plot lines are not really based in reality. The feelings the characters express are dead real, but the situations they get into are not all that credible. If you accept the show as a sort of semi-fantasy it will temper your expectations and allow you to enjoy the comedy, the superb acting, and the fairy tale yet highly believable love story that the two lead actors David Duchovny and Natascha McElhone create. It is a joy to witness two people so in love. Their character's love for each have a kind of Romeo and Juliet lilt (or some may say Barbie and Ken).
And what about this David Duchovny person? How dare you look that good in your 40's. How dare you slip into the character of Hank Moody as naturally as a snake sheds its skin. Well I guess I could be envious, jealous, or even bitter, but instead I'll just pray I am you (David or Hank) in the next lifetime. .... And by the way, is Duchovny channeling Garry Shandling? His mannerism are often reminiscent of the great comedian and the jokes that come out of his mouth are very Shandling-esk. Which is great. I dearly miss Garry.
EdiT: I would like to add something please... Now that I'm conditioned to the pleasure of the wave of humor that machine guns you non-stop, I am [thankfully] seeing deeper into the series. When you look past the comedy, the hanko-one-liners, the pelting of raunch (also non-stop) you start to realize what an amazing thing Duchovny and Natascha pulled off... in episode after episode. Their dynamic. Their soulmatedness. They did something incredibly rare! They played an actual, believable dysfunctional couple. Now the key word there is believe-able. I believed, again, non-stop, that these two people really were helplessly, haplessly, hopelessly IN LOVE.
ITS THE ONLY POSSIBLE REASON THEY STAYED TOGETHER for that many seasons. Sure the producers wanted as many seasons as possible to milk out the revenue. And yes, they could have fallen back on this incredible on-screen couple just being ADDICTED to each other... staying together as a sort of better-the-devil-you-know kind of thing. But the show rose above that! I am in season 3, and I'm going to continue watching -completely out of character for me- because it is so much fun to witness the love these two fictitious people have for each other (hint: it's ALL fiction at the end of the day).
Stupendous acting. I hope THE ENTIRE CAST, especially the daughter, whose name I am too laze to lookup at them moment, due to having a few glasses of Merlot with the spaghetti dinner. That actress rocks. The whole cast really cast a magical spell. Thanx for this show. I don't love it because of the raunch. Bit in spite of. !!
This is sex in the city if you took out a few women and slipped in a few men.
Hank is a NY transplant writer in LA, who is basically is a charming cad. He pretty much says & does what he thinks and it gets him in a bunch of trouble.
He longs for the woman he let go, who is also the mother of his teenage daughter who is exploring her new boundaries. Throw in a few crazy friends, sex, drugs, and rock & roll and you have this show.
The thing that makes him lovable is he doesn't lie or say he is something he is not. Yes, he cheats, he drinks, does occasional marijuana but you end up liking him because you just want to see what he says or do next. As you watch the show, you will see he has this gravity of bad decisions that pulls the people he loves and other random people into him and away.
Its the dynamic that makes the show enjoyable and fresh even though its several years old now (2007 -2014)
I await all of the problems and how he skates around them....what a doll....even when he pushes the "broads" away, they somehow manage to sabotage the moment...and I can appreciate that he is so kind hearted and really makes an attempt to stay out of trouble and it always finds him.
The language is colorful and delightful and perfect for all of their roles in whatever the situation comes along.
Can you tell that I love the series and all of the scenerios that keep appearing. Great job, all of you that are involved in Californication. Kudos and accolades.
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Die Episoden im sonnigen Kalifornien sind gewohnt unterhaltsam und kratzen an einigen Tabus im US-TV (Sex, Drogen). Die On-Off-Beziehung zwischen Hank und Karen geht erneut durch Höhen und Tiefen. Die Liebe zur Tochter hält die beiden selbst bei Trennung zusammen. Witzig die Bromance zwischen Hank und dem ebenso illustren Aufriss-Konkurrenten und Musikproduzenten Lew Ashby.
Hanks Agent und Busenfreund Charlie Runkle schließt Bekanntschaft mit dem naiven Porno-Starlet Daisy (süß, Carla Gugino, bekannt aus „Carnivale“). Ein entzückendes Verhältnis.
Leider bekommt Mia (Madeline Zima, späterhin in „Twin Peaks 3“ zu sehen) nicht mehr so viel Sendezeit wie in der ersten Staffel. Neben Hank meine Lieblingsfigur. Mit Madchen Amick hat ein weiterer Twin-Peaks-Star eine Gastrolle.
Ein toller Cast, auch in den Nebenrollen. Mitunter sind die Episoden desillusionierend, aber wie sagt man so schön: Life’s not always unicorns and rainbows.








