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Aug 20, 2007 · "Hell-A Woman" is the second episode of season one of Californication. Becca invites Hank to her Mom and Bill's house for a dinner party with some mutual friends. After he arrives, however, he realizes that Karen has planned a little setup for Hank with her scientologist friend Sonja, which...
"Californication" Hell-A Woman (TV Episode 2007) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
Watch Californication — Season 1, Episode 2 with a subscription on Paramount+, or buy it on Fandango at Home, Prime Video. Hank starts his blogging gig; Karen sets Hank up with her friend.
- Stephen Hopkins
- August 13, 2007
- David Duchovny
Aug 20, 2007 · Hell-A Woman. View in iTunes. Available on Prime Video, iTunes, Hulu, Showtime Anytime, Paramount+, SHOWTIME, Showtime. S1 E2: Hank reluctantly accepts a blogger gig for a hip L.A. web site, and endures a dinner party with Karen and her fiance, Bill, that yields a scandalous romp with a sexy Scientologist. Comedy Aug 20, 2007 22 min Showtime.
- Stephen Hopkins
- David Duchovny
Aug 13, 2007 · Summary David Duchovny is the lead in this comedy about a book writer always running into trouble with sex, drugs and women, while struggling to maintain a relationship with his ex-girlfriend and trying to raise his daughter in a less than normal environment for a teenager. Comedy. Drama. Directed By: Scott Winant. Written By: Tom Kapinos.
Pilot. SHOWTIME. In the series premiere, Hank is dismayed when he sees the film version of his acclaimed novel; agrees to a blind date arranged by his agent that goes horribly awry; and learns that his ex-girlfriend Karen is engaged to another man. 22 min · Aug 7, 2007 TV-MA. EPISODE 2. Hell-A Woman.
Californication (TV Series) Hell-A Woman (2007) Review this title. 2 Reviews. Hide Spoilers. Sort by: Filter by Rating: 9/10. "Hank hates you all..." MaxBorg89 24 December 2008. The pilot of Californication was a very bold introduction to the controversial lifestyle of depressed writer Hank Moody.
