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The fourth season of Californication, a sordid yet irresistible view of life, loneliness, meaningless sex, and overindulgence set within inner circles of lowlifes living the high life, could easily have been the last. At least one more season has already aired, but so many of the lingering dirty doings of novelist, and now screenwriter, Hank Moody (David Duchovny) are wrapped up that this 12-episode set feels like an arc-ending finale. In the final episode we also get a pretty good capsule description of Hank's tortured soul, which remains as unrepentantly corrupt as ever. The description is handed down by a judge who helps resolve some of the legal problems that have plagued him--temporarily at least. She tells him: "You live like an animal. You live in flagrant defiance of the rules of our society. Your true crime is that you seem committed to squandering your gifts and wasting what appears to be a rewarding life." That sure sounds like an abnormal and entirely unlikable character. Yet it is this charming charlatan who boldly anchors a hit premium cable TV series that revels in his bad behavior. As people have noted since the pilot, David Duchovny is the key to Californication's success. He fully embodies the adorable piece of man who acts reprehensibly even as that little-boy smile is charming the panties off every woman in sight and inducing envy and resentment in other men (things that Duchovny has sometimes been noted for in reality).
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