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- Season 1 Here's why cosmetics should come in unbreakable bottles
- Season 1 Here's why there are instances when vegetables aren't necessarily good for you
- Season 1 Here's why you should stay out of coffee shops if you don't drink coffee
- Season 1 Here's why you should never wear high heels to the bank
- Season 1 Here's why it's not good to stare at people in restaurants
- Season 1 Here's why it's tough to sell watermelons after midnight
- Season 1 Here's why a torch is too heavy to carry in a purse
- Season 1 Here's why they call the little one a jingle and the big one the blues
- Season 1 Here's another bedtime story
- Season 1 Here's why it's good to have a cake burning in the refrigerator
- Season 1 Here's why Henry David Thoreau chose the pond
- Season 1 Here's why you've gotta bake a batch of cookies every once in a while
- Season 1 Here's why good guys sometimes wear black
The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd - Season 1 Episode 8 Here's why they call the little one a jingle and the big one the blues
6.00 48 minutes Martin is talking about writing jingles as he and molly are composing one
Martin and Molly compose a jingle about eggs. Martin talks about what he does when he's stuck composing. Martin prods Molly to sing the jingle to Davy. She reads it to him. Davy gives his commentary. Martin and Molly walk around the city and talk. They hear a jingle they've written and dance. Martin approaches Molly and she gives him a ""let's be friends"" speech. They get on the Staten Island Ferry. Molly and her mother meet for lunch at a place with a WWII theme. Molly finds out that her mother was engaged to someone before Molly's father. Fred shows up. He invites Molly to a gig the group is putting on the next night, at which he's planning to play some of the planetarium music. Molly and Martin walk by as Fred is playing in an alley outside the club where he's playing. Martin goes in to get a table. Molly and Fred talk; he reminisces about their relationship. Molly goes into the club. Fred and the guys play. Fr
