Breakfast at Tiffany's

"Moon River" is a song composed by Johnny Mercer (lyrics) and Henry Mancini (music) in 1961, for whom it won that year's Academy Award for Best Original Song. It is most well-known for being sung in the movie Breakfast at Tiffany's by Audrey Hepburn.

Gone Girl takes up the story of Nick and Amy Dunne's difficult marriage, which is floundering for several reasons. Nick, a former journalist of some seriousness, loses his job due to downsizing. In a somewhat desperate state of mind, he relocates himself and his wife from New York City to the small Midwestern town of North Carthage, Missouri, where Nick is from. There, he opens a bar, using the last of his wife's trust fund, and runs it along with his twin sister Margo. The bar provides a decent living for the three Dunnes, but the Dunne marriage becomes more and more dysfunctional. Amy loved her life in New York and hates what she considers the soulless "McMansion" which she and Nick are now renting.

The Lovely Bones tells the story of a teenage girl who, after being raped and murdered, watches from her personal Heaven as her family and friends struggle to move on with their lives while she comes to terms with her own death.

Dr. Hattaras and Tara seek the help of another professional whom is the chairman of the college psychology department Dr. Smolow (guest star Robert Picardo) to deal with her violent new alter Bryce. Tara is upset over the disappearance of Chicken but Hatteras convinces her to stick with him and let him attempt to help her. Dr. Smolow tells Dr. Hattaras that he may be in over his head in dealing with Tara's alter Bryce, who was her abusive and violent half-brother and probably the cause of Tara's DID, but Hattaras tells Smolow that he has everything under control. Bryce kills both Shoshona and Gimme. After Bryce tries to poison Dr. Hattaras by feeding him crab, to which he is deathly allergic, Dr. Smolow tells her she must cut all ties with Hatteras and urges her to attend a clinic in Boston that specializes in DID. Meanwhile in New York, Marshall is confused when his short film about Max clearly hurts his father's feelings after Max sees it for the first time. Charmaine hangs out with a group of "chic moms." Elsewhere, Kate continues her long distance relationship with Evan despite the interference of his crafty and impish son.

Eric gets an office on a shoddy stretch of Hollywood Blvd., and in trying to announce himself as Vince's manager, finds himself hitting road blocks. Vince, Drama and Turtle scope out an antique desk with a rich Hollywood history, but learn it's already been sold to Gary Busey an actor with whom they have their own colorful past. Ari preps for his annual meeting with R&B super-diva Mary J. Blige, but twin-sibling rivalry in the office screws everything up..