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Grist thanks its sponsors. Become one. Organic, local, heritage chicken-type food. But wait! Did their chicken get to play with other chickens? But at least it was fed free-range filet mignon on the farm, amirite? Right after we do this feminist bookstore sketch. In a flagrant assault to the matriarchy, Steve Buscemi uses the bathroom without buying anything.

They become entranced, hardly noticing the jolly Mary Poppins women feeding the birds tuppence a bag. Carrie wears huge glasses clearly stolen from the nearest grandfather and one of those headbands that are incredibly hip despite making your hair look like a mushroom.

Then, Child Ref sneaks back to his hidey-hole in the library, an ominous Catholic church crossed with a cave crossed with the Starship Blastica. Tune in to IFC this Friday at p. We aim to inspire more people to talk about climate change and to believe that meaningful change is not only possible but happening right now. Our in-depth approach to solutions-based journalism takes time and proactive planning, which is why Grist depends on reader support. See more at IMDbPro.

Trailer Portlandia: Farm. Photos Top cast Edit. Jason Sudeikis Aliki as Aliki. Mikey Kampmann Seeker as Seeker. Dana Millican Waitress as Waitress. Mary Nelson. M'chel Bauxal Sister wife as Sister wife uncredited. Jonathan Krisel. Storyline Edit. Back in L. Jump to Portland, where a couple asks the wait staff about a chicken on the menu. Before making their order, the couple decides to check out the farm where the chicken was raised: there they find a seductive cult leader, Aliki, surrounded by his many wives.

Meanwhile, at a bookstore run by two women, a man runs inside to use the toilet; the proprietors demand that he buy something. After Peter and Nance express their satisfaction with the farm's humane methods, Aliki flatters them and proposes that they both move onto the farm with him and his nine wives one of which is recurring cast member Ashby Lee Collinson , which Peter and Nance accept.

Once he finally dies, Peter and Nance immediately realize they have no idea where they are or how they ended up there. As Melanie Carrie Brownstein leaves her L. The two reminisce about the trends of the 90s, including forming bands, getting piercings and tribal tattoos, and the rise of environmental awareness.

Jason reveals to Melanie that this way of life is still alive in Portland, and the scene cuts to the Dream of the 90s music video, where Jason walks through the city with a large group of fellow hipsters and free-thinkers. Throughout the song, Jason continues to explain to Melanie how Portland is keeping the 90s lifestyle alive. Jason welcomes Melanie to Portland and the pair finish the song together. Fred quickly becomes overstimulated with all of these items and obsessively checks emails, reads texts, and updates software.

He calls for help and Carrie stops cleaning the dishes to come to his rescue. As Fred spirals out of control, Carrie forces Fred to look at his high school picture and remember what his life was like before the rise of the internet. Candace drinks tea out a jar, claiming it helps clear out her tear ducts and keep her skin dry, despite tasting like soot and water.

A man Steve Buscemi enters the bookstore and uses the bathroom, prompting Candace and Toni to confront him for breaking their customer-only bathroom policy. The argument escalates and Candace accuses the man of viewing women as inferior to men, and she and Toni force the man to purchase something from the store. The man becomes more and more upset and eventually threatens to leave the store without buying anything, but Candace says she will scratch his neck and call the police if he attempts to do so.

The man reveals that he has to go to the bathroom again, and while he's using the bathroom, Candace and Toni forget he's there and leave to retrieve change for the man's transaction.