#the episode was written and directed by chris storer btw. we know how he feels about songs

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3x04 Violet- Getchoo by Weezer

This episode opens with Claire and Carmy—it's a memory where Claire and Carmy bond in an almost dreamlike state.

In this episode, although burdened with the food critics' wall, Carmy tells the Faks that it's okay because he's working hard to get the star.

Later, Sydney and Carmy have one part of their talk that Sydney has wanted to have for some time—lousy communication. Is it a moment when Carmy seems like he's listening? Also, Sydney commits to a new apartment, and though her partnership is still on the rocks, she's still trying to move forward and make some kind of commitment.

At the end of the episode, when they find out they've already been reviewed, the camera stays on Carmy, who looks like he is in a state of dread.

The song Getchoo by Weezer is from the album Songs from The Black Hole, an unfinished science fiction rock opera.

Summary of the album:

The song Getchoo was written as a love confession to his friend and crew member laurel:

Sometimes I push too hard Sometimes you fall and skin your knee I never meant to do all that I've done to you Please, baby, say it's not too late

This album and song reminds me of Carmy, who expressed mixed feelings in this episode when it comes to reviews and getting the star. Just like the song Mixed Emotions by The Rolling Stones. Maybe he will profess his love someday to Sydney and explain why he's getting the star in the first place.