My Name Is Earl:
Season:     2     / Episode:     16    
Blow

The Newmans begin to settle into their new life, as Nancy makes a deal with the hotel concierge to supply hash to guests and Shane makes nice with a group of mothers at the park, although they quickly become suspicious of him. Silas becomes interested in college, and college girls in particular. After being interrogated by Cesar and Ignacio, Doug unwittingly leads them to a homeless man who found Andy's old cell phone. Ignacio accidentally kills the homeless man, and Doug must help Cesar dispose of the body. Andy is promoted to sous-chef, and he reluctantly supplies Nancy with used cooking oil, who uses it to barter for weed with a hippie grandmother and her daughter. On their way back from the trade, Nancy and Andy are confronted by cops.

Your touch is electric I felt it the first time you held me The way we connected So easily I've tried to define it Searched for the perfect phrase I've tried to describe it In a million different ways (Chorus) It's joy, it's ecstasy, it's truth it's destiny And even love is not enough To tell you how you make me feel There's only one word for this I've got to admit it You took my heart by surprise Don't know how you did it But baby, I've never felt so alive I already know what the future holds As long as you are here with me It's joy, it's ecstasy, it's truth, it's destiny To tell you how you make me feel It's faith, it's honesty, it's life, it's everything To say I love you is not enough To tell you how you make me feel It's in your smile, it's in your kiss It's the reason I exist Theres only one word for this It's bliss

Blue is a 2009 Bollywood underwater action thriller film directed by Anthony D'Souza, and written by American writers Joshua Lurie and Bryan M. Sullivan. The film stars Akshay Kumar, Sanjay Dutt, Zayed Khan and Lara Dutta in lead roles, whilst Katrina Kaif stars in a cameo appearance. Kylie Minogue appears in a musical number in the film. Blue released on October 16 2009, and received negative response from critics. At the time of release, it broke the record for the most expensive Bollywood film ever produced. Loosely based on the Hollywood film Into the Blue (2005), Blue failed to recover its high budget from the box office.