Season
Season 5 Episode
- 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 4 Here's why you should never wear high heels to the bank
6.00 48 minutes intro: Fred plays sax as Florence narrates, talking about Molly's love of music and Molly's father's musical career
Florence continues narrating, explaining that she's fine and will be back, as Molly gets in a cab to go home from a composition setting. Molly sees Nick and they talk; he hits on her. Molly tells Davey that her mother is lost; she isn't in the hospital and can't be found but left a message saying she's fine. When she gets in her apartment, there's another message that her mother is fine. Fred calls. Molly goes to his apartment. She and Fred argue. The phone rings; it's Kirsten. Molly is at a recording session with the whole band. Alex, the trumpet player, freezes up. A woman in the sound booth comes on to Fred. Molly goes to a restaurant with Alex. Molly goes to the Waldorf-Astoria and knocks on a door; her mother answers. Florence explains that something happened to her in the hospital and she's considering her life. Molly goes back to the studio and Fred says he can't p
