Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

I'll write you a check for $50,000 right now.
- Also at work. On a new case. - Another Newport calamity?
It would be so last year though.
You gotta work this hard, it's not working.
No, I looked in the box. This computer does not have an access key.
She's such a little me.
Because it would make my mom too happy.
Marissa, come home. Please.
Yeah, it's not bad. So let's get started.
I know that she wants to come home.
If you were this sensitive and neurotic when we dated, it might have worked.
Why is she's making such a big deal? There's something dirty about camping?
Are they just one of those couples that will always be a couple?
...and by weird I mean...
It.
- No, they don't. - Yes, they do.
Maybe we should ask them to kiss, real slow-like.
The master, the film, and the negatives. We're gonna meet your offer.
You're interrupting very studious people. Like me.
Yeah, from really far away.
- Good. - Okay. I'll see you.
...so I suggested it for the good of the school.
- No, it's about culture, it's about art. - Oh, come on, Kirsten.
But if she does it for you-
Portraits of the misunderstood, the marginalized, the crackpots.
Oh, a little word of advice.
- Don't worry about it. I wasn't reading. - What the hell is your problem, Cohen?
Convince her to come home.
- You're divorced. - No wonder this party sucks.
You're going the way of lockers and classrooms. Why don't you walk her?
Guess. The odds are fifty-fifty.
Oh, you see that? They're thanking me.
Yeah. I know how he feels. This bonfire thing is a disaster.
Yeah, it's going to the Harbor School Pep Rally Bonfire.
No, you listen to me. Don't go near my girlfriend again.
- I'll get a job. - You? Doing what?
Oh, no, don't even think about it, Cohen.
No big deal.
What better star to hitch my wagon to than Julie Cooper?