music here- https://soundcloud.com/rohit-nidagundi/sfc-1mp3mp3 I heard this music several times in the episodes of USA network TV series Satisfaction. Anyone familiar with the music please tell me the name of the music????

My son was an extra in an episode of Satisfaction that filmed this summer. It was a scene at a karaoke bar. Can anyone tell me which episode that was?

Synopsis:

In the Season 2 finale, Neil and Grace get their new business off the ground; and Adriana wants Neil to remain in her life.

And thus, the season finally comes to an end (...well, the finale finally airs on TV, anyway). What'd you guys think of the episode, and of the season as a whole?

Synopsis:

Neil helps Simon unravel a family mystery; Adriana and Grace unite to outwit a threatening foe.

Discuss the penultimate episode of the season here.

Synopsis:

Neil and Grace extricate Anika from a dangerous situation after experiencing a mind-altering drug trip.

This series is not very creative with its episode titles.

Synopsis:

Neil and Grace try to win back Bastion's lost investors; Adriana interferes in a family matter.

What did people think of this episode?

Synopsis:

Neil and Grace push the limits of their newly discovered connection; Adriana throws a kinky 1950s-themed party.

New episode. Discussion. Go.

Synopsis:

Neil and Adriana's conflict spills out into Bastion; Grace tries to step back into the dating world.

Discuss.

Synopsis:

Neil and Simon legitimize their partnership; Adriana introduces Grace to BDSM.

Well, that title certainly gets right to the point. How'd people feel about tonight's episode?

Synopsis:

Neil and Simon come to a tenuous business alliance; Adriana helps Grace expand her sexual boundaries.

Thoughts?

Synopsis:

Neil and Grace delve further into the escort business; a ghost from Simon's past shows at his front door.

Discuss the second episode of the season here.

Synopsis:

Neil and Grace face their infidelities of the past six months; Adriana plots to keep Neil and Grace apart.

Satisfaction is finally back! What'd you all (...what few people there are here) think of the season premiere?

Satisfaction returns to USA Network for season 2 on Friday, October 17, 2015 at 10 pm.

If you're a fan of the show, don't miss it!

EDIT: Apparently I'm bad at time... It's October 16, not 17, but I assume you guys know the show airs on Friday regardless.

The new stuff introduced this episode seemed interesting, but I feel like the journey of the season didn't really amount to anything.

Synopsis:

Neil and Grace deal with the fallout from their secrets and Adriana is startled by a new arrival.

Discuss tonight's episode here.

These writers have no clue what they're doing or talking about.

I've harped on this point before to an audience of one to none on this subreddit, but I'm going to do it again:

"Mateo's going to law school?" With everything they've laid out so far, assuming Mateo is more or less a regular person, he graduates high school at 18, college at 22, and if he's on a gap year right now, he might be 23 already. Then law school.

Following this line of thought, at his youngest, Mateo would 21 because he got into the 21 and over club to perform with no issues (meaning he probably graduated high school and/or college a bit early).

Anika is in HIGH SCHOOL. She's 16 at the oldest since she somehow went from practicing driving to being able to drive on her own.

Of course that would not be a normal or appropriate age gap at all. And if Mateo is going to law school, he might want to look up "statutory rape" even though everything is consensual and apparently with the approval of the Truman parents. "She's not pregnant she's on birth control." Even the states with Romeo and Juliet laws might not cover Mateo's ass.

Ah but the TWIST to try and avoid creepiness: "I'm 18." And prior, Mateo's father says "Mateo, you're going to college" as if he hasn't already been to undergraduate. And it is more common for the gap year to be BEFORE college rather than after, but it can vary.

The writers clearly have no idea how higher education works and didn't bother to do any research to make it consistent. While Mateo's parents can dream of sending him to law school, he still needs to make it through undergrad first since that's how it works in America. Then again, the college tour episode showed that none of the writers have ever stepped foot on a college campus before.

Good lord what dumb writers and a dumb episode.

What spoiled entitled kids. "GIVE US OUR COLLEGE MONEY." If you don't want to go to college, which the money is earmarked for, then get regular jobs like regular people and start saving up for your musical dreams. Good lord.

I do have some sympathy for Mateo since his dad apparently blew the college fund he promised him. While no one is entitled to money from their parents, it is a dick move to lead them on and let them make certain life decisions then not deliver afterward. (Oh, and, YOU'RE A DRUNK DAD!)

Mateo and Anika being a window into for relationships for Neil and Grace (and Mateo's parents... for some reason) is lousy as well. Same with their song at the end.

Can we just get to Adriana's full bitch betrayal and manipulation attempts already, where if there's any justice, they'll blow back in her face? My guess is Simon is going to surprise us and not try to steal grace like we all think he will.

One more episode to see it through but then this show can RIP. Each episode is worst than the last. I hope Matt Passmore finds a better gig in the future.

Synopsis:

Neil contemplates what to do after receiving a warning; Grace learns startling information.

Sorry for the super-late post; I've been out of town and haven't been on my computer in almost a week.

Synopsis:

Neil has a difficult time with a deadline at work; Grace and Anika visit a college.

Thoughts on the episode?

Synopsis:

Neil receives an unusual proposition; Adriana tries to learn more about Neil's home life.

Discuss the newest episode right here.

Synopsis:

Following a security breach, Neil gains unexpected information; Grace receives exposure.

How'd you guys feel about the episode?