orange is the new black season 1 episode 7

Sanford/Jay/Doherty - Red Hot Chilli Peppers (OST) // Piper chewing the peppers.Chasing Kings - Nice Guys // Flashback Piper and Larry cleansing.Sanford/Jay/Doherty - Crazy Peppers (OST) // Crazy Eyes gives Piper the peppers.Betty Davis - Walking up the road // Taystee new hairdo scene.Nada Surf - Always Love // Flashback - Polly and Piper making soap * thanks raychulhomieg for the help*.Greycoats - Prometheus, Glow! // Flashback - Piper explains to Larry how the cleanse works.Sara Jackson Holman - For Albert // Piper is lying on her bunk and her stomach growls *thanks anon for the help*.

The Symphony Orchestra of Bolshoi Theatre and Mark Ermle - Tchaikovsky Queen of Spades, Opera - 6 // Piper tries to apologize to Red.

Luis Haseth - La Chola Civilizada // Background music - Daya goes to speak to her mom.

Katie Cruel - This is Not a Love Song // Final scene, just before the credits *thanks to *.

Sanford/Jay/Doherty - Larry’s Proposal (OST).

Benny Latimore - Let’s Move & Groove (Together)// Piper and Alex flashback.

Nada Surf - What Is Your Secret? // Background music - Piper, Larry, Polly & Pete’s dinner/”Last Supper”.

The Staple Singers - I’ll Take You There // Opening scene.

OST - used in the opening credits of every episode Spoilers for those who haven’t seen the episodes yet. Orange Is the New Black‘s fourth season, along with its first three seasons, is available via Netflix.A list of the songs used in order with a brief description of the scene. With new characters still proving interesting, it’s great to see the focus return to fan favourites like Piper, Red and Alex. It’s great to see Orange Is the New Black back on track, and brimming with possibilities with dark secrets to be exposed left right and centre. Could Lolly and Healy’s friendship be the start of this murderous truth unravelling? Lolly is fast turning into one of the show’s most interesting characters, especially after her murderous actions with Alex (Laura Prepon) at the start of the season. It’s also touching to see Healy (Michael Harney) determined to help her a redemptive arc for the character who has failed so many inmates, including Piper. It’s a shocking transformation, as young Lolly, a budding journalist, is completely unrecognisable with fashionable clothing and shoulder-length brown locks.

It’ll be fascinating to see how this affects the character, and her newfound confidence will the old Piper, fragile and snivelling, re-emerge, or will this new, power-crazed Piper come back to wreck vengeance on Maria and her gang? Only time will tell.Įlsewhere, the episode explored Lolly’s (Lori Petty) past.

It adds much needed development to Piper’s story arc, which disintegrated into laughable territories after the show’s opening season. There’s no humour as Piper is branded with the Nazi symbol, her screams drowned out by loud music. Piper faces the consequences of her actions just as she starts to atone for her sins, as her own people turn on her and she is delivered some painful justice in some of the show’s most disturbing scenes yet. The exploration of her dodgy background a few episodes earlier gives us context to why Maria, framed for Piper’s panty crimes, has risen to become the primary antagonist of the season – and what a great job Pimental does of playing her. Unlike previous seasons, where villains have arrived in the prison as new inmates, Maria has been appearing in the background since Season 1. Pimental is a welcome villainous presence.

Orange is the new black season 1 episode 7