One of the themes of this episode is that Puck stinks. A lot. So it's time for the "Puck stinks" montage. During an interview, Puck asks whether the interview can see the waves of stench emanating from him which makes me think that Puck is like a grown-up Pigpen, if Pigpen had grown up to be a psychotic anti-social bike messenger. I'll spare you a description of most of the other scenes, but I have to mention the one in which Puck is washing his hands and the water in the basin is dark brown. Dark. Brown. I don't think I've ever been that dirty in my life and I used to work as a stable hand -- a job that entails a great deal of contact with horse shit. Rachel returns to her room after using the bathroom and suggests to Cory the idea of segregated bathrooms. Cory calls out to the rest of the house to set up a house meeting.