A pretty average episode, not as strong as the previous ones. But still quite entertaining.
This is the only episode with full frontal male nudity, albeit very brief.
The story is about a rock band, and it's lead singer has trouble getting along with the to-be-wive of the guitarist.
One of his lady friends shows him her new tattoo, which is a snake that comes across as being alive.
He likes it so much that he goes to the tattooist and his tattoo ends up being Scarlett. She is that deep within his skin.
After removing the tattoo, it just keeps coming back and even after killing her, she continues to live within his skin.
I enjoyed the ending very much, which practically saves this episode from being forgettable.
This is the only episode with full frontal male nudity, albeit very brief.
The story is about a rock band, and it's lead singer has trouble getting along with the to-be-wive of the guitarist.
One of his lady friends shows him her new tattoo, which is a snake that comes across as being alive.
He likes it so much that he goes to the tattooist and his tattoo ends up being Scarlett. She is that deep within his skin.
After removing the tattoo, it just keeps coming back and even after killing her, she continues to live within his skin.
I enjoyed the ending very much, which practically saves this episode from being forgettable.