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"Last night&amp;#39;s Girls was all about defying expectation, about people going ahead and doing the thing you think they might but never really will.\nHannah quit GQ (advertorial) by scolding all her colleagues individually for their corporate ennui, then squeezing out the sliding glass door. Jessa took a job on the spot, with little to no attitude marking the interaction. Adam stuck to his temporary time-out. And Marnie, floundering in her professional life, found some validation in her creative one: she nailed the open mic performance. I loved the &amp;quot;third time&amp;#39;s a charm&amp;quot; element to that plot point; since we&amp;#39;ve winced our way through first the infamous Kanye slow jam and then the &amp;quot;What I Am&amp;quot; YouTube tribute, hearing her on point felt like a personal victory.\nWith all there was to see and hear, you might have missed a few cool things about &amp;quot;I Saw You.&amp;quot; Let me call them out:\nPinterestFacebook1) The artist Bede who shows up in Marnie&amp;#39;s gallery is a bona fide television legend. Louise Lasser was the star of Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman, a groundbreaking, Truman-Show-esque 1970s series. Hartman made Lasser an enormous star and controversial figure&amp;#8212;if you read this interview with her, you&amp;#39;ll want to do nothing but learn more about her for the rest of the day. She&amp;#39;s back next week for another episode.\nPinterestFacebook2) The rapper who preceded Marnie at the open mic is Lil&amp;#39; Freckles&amp;#8212;a.k.a. a Girls writer/production assistant named Emma. Lil&amp;#39; Freckles, who works on the show, posts rap recaps of each episode on Instagram. She was recently bumped up to a writing job for the show&amp;#39;s next season&amp;#8212;and last night, she made her on-camera debut as the mind behind the song Shoshanna &amp;quot;related so hard to.&amp;quot; You can listen to it here, by the way.\nPinterestFacebook3) But I know which song you really want to hear about&amp;#8212;the Marnie/Desi number. That one was written by none other than Lena Dunham&amp;#39;s BF, Jack Antonoff. Twitter is ablaze with people demanding the download today, but I don&amp;#39;t see any out there so far.\nWhat did you think of last night&amp;#39;s ep?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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