When Earl keeps getting stuck places, he finally figures out that karma is giving him a message: He has to help Josh, the guy who he locked in a truck. But when he goes to find Josh, he finds that Josh is dead. It seems that he had one of those beds that you pull down from the wall, and when a big truck goes by, sometimes they would pop back up into the wall. Josh didn't make it.
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After the first two weeks of this show, I was really hoping for something special when the potential contestants hit the much-anticipated Grease Academy. The result was really, really disappointing. Some old high school had a couple of Grease signs put up and everyone was shuttled in by bus. Then they practiced a bit and were put through the same paces as they had been for the last couple of weeks, but in smaller batches.
It's like the Hollywood Week of American Idol on a much, much smaller scale. It was also only an hour. Perhaps the producers thought that it would be more as well, then just went with what they had. Whatever the case, it wasn't good.
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As Lucius Vorenus and Pullo return home with the head of Erastes Fulmen, the head simply lies to one side. I guess that losing one's family will do that to you. I have enough trouble doing housework as it is, with no reason for doing it, I suspect that there will be even less reason, so I cannot fault Vorenus!
Meanwhile, Mark Antony is preparing to meet with Cleopatra, who is in town to have her son - the son of Caesar - legally recognized. She says that she has no interest in anything other than a legal declaration, but let's face it, this is Cleopatra here, she is surely up to something. Antony also has to deal with Atia who thinks that Antony is likely up to something with Cleopatra. She is surely right, if Cleopatra would have him (she will not).
