Ohhh.... my God, that first clip ('Listen Carefully') was HILARIOUS!
"Say hi from me!"

kasadilla | March 27, 19:59 CET

Wasn't it? I think this episode will be the one to shut up the people complaining about the lack of humour. :P

Rhodey | March 27, 20:01 CET

Yeah, I think this is the episode that gossi said was as close to a comedy as we'd get in the show.

JMaloney | March 27, 20:01 CET

Weird that they have it as episode 8 in their listing.

Any link to a non-US-only site would be appreciated.

wiesengrund | March 27, 20:03 CET

It took me a minute to figure out who was on the trampoline. Holy crap that's funny.

sammygeen | March 27, 20:27 CET

Yeah, in the Fran Kranz interview from the LA times the week of the show's launch, he says there is one ep that is basically a straight-up comedy. I would guess this one is it, which would explain why they showed "Man On The Street," and "Needs," to critics, as suddenly showing a "funny" ep could throw people off.

I would also assume that post-"Needs," with only four eps to go, things'll get too intense to have another funny one.

bonzob | March 27, 20:45 CET

bonzob: "I would also assume that post-"Needs," with only four eps to go, things'll get too intense to have another funny one."

Until next season, of course... ;-)

Tin Ear Tom | March 27, 20:59 CET

This was hilarious. Adelle on the trampoline, my God. I fell in love again. First her zombie eyes, and now trampoline bouncing. *swoon*

Jobo | March 27, 21:09 CET

This is going to be one fun episode to watch, especially considering how uncaring Laurence has been. Now it looks like he'll be at the mercy of Actives. I knew it was Adelle on the trampoline right away, I just couldn't believe it until I saw her climbing her way closer to the camera. I'm more intrigued by how Topher could have ended up in his underwear.

sarahi | March 27, 21:23 CET

Presumably he took off his pants. Wild theory, I know!

The One True b!X | March 27, 21:42 CET

Funny clips. I'm looking forward to this.

Everyone here knows that "Rossum" comes from R.U.R. (Rossum's Universal Robots), a play from the early 20th century, which introduced the word "robot" into our language, and apparently is the inspiration for a forthcoming film by the same title, right?

palehorse | March 27, 23:12 CET

That was funny. I didn't realize it was Adelle at first, I assumed it was Topher's lab assistant...

kishi | March 28, 00:59 CET