Californication: Monkey Business / Season: 4 / Episode: 4 (2011)

Californication: Monkey Business / Season: 4 / Episode: 4 (2011) (Television Episode)

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Californication

Monkey Business (Television Episode)

Season: 4
Episode: 4

January 30, 2011

Hank, Runkle and the rest of the guys from the film-project group have dinner with an important investor. Afterwards when they go to the investor's house, things get complicated when Runkle accidentally kills the investor's pet monkey. The investor dies from an erotic act.

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Musicals

Annie (1977) (Musical)

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Annie (Musical)

1977

Hank refers to the weird billionaire as "Creepy Warbucks". The name of the rich man from Annie is called "Daddy Warbucks".

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Songs

Dirty Life and Times (Song) by Warren Zevon

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Dirty Life and Times (Song)

performed by Warren Zevon

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I Know What Boys Like (Song)

performed by The Hit Crew

This song is played at the billionaire's house.

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If I Go, I'm Going (Song)

performed by Gregory Alan Isakov

This song is played during the ending scene and into the closing credits.

I'm Wild for You (I'm A Child) (Song) by David Duchovny

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I'm Wild for You (I'm A Child) (Song)

performed by David Duchovny

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Last Caress (Song)

performed by Queens of Dogtown

The Queens of Dogtown practice this song at Marcy's house.

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Relax (Song)

performed by Frankie Goes to Hollywood

This song is played at the billionaire's house.

She's My Girl (Song) by Kram

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She's My Girl (Song)

performed by Kram

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Tainted Love (Song)

performed by Soft Cell

July 7, 1981

Genres: Techno, Dance, and DJ

Welcome to the Pleasuredome (Song) by Frankie Goes to Hollywood

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Welcome to the Pleasuredome (Song)

performed by Frankie Goes to Hollywood

Albums

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Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness (Album)

by Smashing Pumpkins

October 24, 1995

Hank refers to this album by name when he says, "My tales of Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness can induce a reaction like that."

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Monkey Business (1931) (Movie)

Monkey Business (Movie)

November 9, 1931

Genres: Comedy