Episode Report Card Wing Chun: B | Grade It Now! YOU GRADE IT Must Find Toes
By Wing Chun | Season 2 | Episode 7 | Aired on 09.17.2006
Back in Andy's room, sex has been had. Yael compliments Andy on a job well done, for a skinny gimp. She briskly gets up and starts putting her clothes back on, but Andy says he thought they could go again. Yael says that she has too much to do to lie around in bed all day, and asks when Andy's coming back to school, since everyone misses him. Andy's like, "Yeah, about that." He says that, given his toe loss, now he can never be sent to Iraq, so he thinks God has a different plan for him, other than the rabbinate, like maybe opening a microbrewery. Yael, infuriated, says that Andy can't commit to anything. Andy coos that he committed to her, and that nothing's changing between them. Oh, except that she hauls off and slaps him. Well, that might not prove that anything's changed between them, I guess; she does like it rough. Yael says that she trusted Andy, and put her job on the line for him: "I did everything for you!" She smacks him again. Andy whines at her to quit it, but Yael will not, and says that the dog should have bitten his dick off. She angrily stomps out -- and Andy, half a cripple, can't even go after her -- not without a lot of effort, anyway, which we know Andy is not a fan of.
In his office, Doug is having an existential crisis: if he's not Councilman Doug, getting cuts in lines and escaping parking tickets, he doesn't know who he is. Standing in front of his desk, Dean says he's sorry. Doug waves him off, saying it's not his fault, but apparently, it is: Doug never filed those intent to run papers Doug gave him. In all the hoopla surrounding Dean's termination from work, the papers got lost in the shuffle. Doug stares at him stonily for a moment, and then throws, like, a three-hole-punch at him. Dean tries to spin that this is the time for them to take stock, but Doug's not having it, throwing a stapler at him and reminding Dean that he fucked up, not Doug. He orders Dean out of his office. Dean plays his last card, pulling out a baggie of what he says is "amazing pot," but Doug repeats that he wants Dean to leave. Holy shit, he is really pissed. Dean sadly wanders out.
Silas and Nancy walk through the neighbourhood. She asks what his plan is, and he says he wants in; he thinks they'd work well together. Nancy flat refuses to jump him in on GrowCo. He tries to make his case, but Nancy says that she will never let him do it. He calls her a hypocrite, which she cheerfully cops to. Silas says she thinks she's protecting him, but she's not. I don't even think she does think she's protecting him, most of the time. Or she shouldn't.