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Lobanov is sure that his previous night with Olga means that their relationship is restarted -- and that he would now live with her. Olga only has one condition: she has a treaty, containing new rules for Semyon to adhere. He doesn't bother to read it and lies about it to Olga... but the only purpose of this treaty is for him to read it and learn that Olga would welcome him back if and only if he would be sincere to her. He is not ready...
Phil's landlady suddenly raises his rent, and he can't afford paying it unless he finds a roommate. Unfortunately, Gleb suggests him to search for "cohabitant" -- the word which, while technically true, is mostly used for someone who not only lives with you, but also... sleeps with you. He realises that this was a prank only when Bykov tells him so. Phil still has a problem with rent, but since Lobanov, apparently, would now move back to Olya, Gleb can invite Phil to live with him. Unfortunately, Phil has a habit to walking around naked. He manages to convince Gleb to at least try it... just in time for Semyon to appear. Oops...
Phil's landlady suddenly raises his rent, and he can't afford paying it unless he finds a roommate. Unfortunately, Gleb suggests him to search for "cohabitant" -- the word which, while technically true, is mostly used for someone who not only lives with you, but also... sleeps with you. He realises that this was a prank only when Bykov tells him so. Phil still has a problem with rent, but since Lobanov, apparently, would now move back to Olya, Gleb can invite Phil to live with him. Unfortunately, Phil has a habit to walking around naked. He manages to convince Gleb to at least try it... just in time for Semyon to appear. Oops...
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Lobanov is sure that his previous night with Olga means that their relationship is has restarted -- and that he would now live with her. Olga only is willing to let him, but she has one condition: she has a treaty, containing new rules for Semyon to adhere. He doesn't bother to read it and lies about it to Olga... but the only purpose of this treaty is was for him to read it and learn that Olga would welcome him back if and only if he would be sincere to her. He is not ready...
Phil's landlady suddenly raises his rent, and he can't afford paying it unless he finds a roommate. Unfortunately, Gleb suggests him to search for "cohabitant" -- the word which, while technically true, is mostly used for someone who not only lives with you, but also... sleeps with you. He realises that this was a prank only when Bykov tells him so. Phil still has a problem with rent, but since Lobanov, apparently, would now move back to Olya, Gleb can invite Phil to live with him. Unfortunately, Phil has a habitto of walking around naked. He manages to convince Gleb to at least try it... just in time for Semyon to appear. Oops...
Phil's landlady suddenly raises his rent, and he can't afford paying it unless he finds a roommate. Unfortunately, Gleb suggests him to search for "cohabitant" -- the word which, while technically true, is mostly used for someone who not only lives with you, but also... sleeps with you. He realises that this was a prank only when Bykov tells him so. Phil still has a problem with rent, but since Lobanov, apparently, would now move back to Olya, Gleb can invite Phil to live with him. Unfortunately, Phil has a habit
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* {{Blackmail}}: Bykov tries to blackmail Kisegach's doctor into aborting operation under any excuse he can find, by threatening to tell everyone that he is gay, before he learns that operation (at least the part about her nose) is fake. He still tells this information to Kisegach, but unintentionally and refuses to explain details when she asked.
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* AllForNothing: Lobanov doesn't bother to read that treaty before signing, and later lies to Olga about it. She was ready to give him another chance, but instead kicks him out, knowing that he didn't deserve it yet.
* {{Blackmail}}: Bykov tries to blackmail Kisegach's doctor into aborting operation under any excuse he can find, by threatening to tell everyone that he is gay, before he learns that operation (at least the part about her nose) is fake. He accidentally stilltells this information slips that secret to Kisegach, Anastasia, but unintentionally and refuses to explain details anything when she asked.
* {{Blackmail}}: Bykov tries to blackmail Kisegach's doctor into aborting operation under any excuse he can find, by threatening to tell everyone that he is gay, before he learns that operation (at least the part about her nose) is fake. He accidentally still
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* CultureClash: While the word "sozhitel" (cohabitant) ''can'' mean "roommate", it's much more commonly used to call people who not only lives together, but also sleeps with each other (but aren't married). Phil learns why everyone gives him weird look when he tries to ask them only when Bykov tells him about it. Of course, it was [[{{Troll}} Gleb]] who suggested this in the first place, Phil was originally planned to stick with a phrase which actually means "roommate", without double meaning.
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* CultureClash: While the word "sozhitel" (cohabitant) ''can'' mean "roommate", it's much more commonly used to call people who shares not only lives together, room, but also sleeps with each other bed (but aren't married). Phil learns why everyone gives him weird look when he tries to ask them only when Bykov tells him about it. Of course, it was [[{{Troll}} Gleb]] who suggested this in the first place, Phil was originally planned to stick with a phrase which actually means "roommate", without double meaning.
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** Semyon, after being kicked out by Olga, goes back to Gleb... and busts Gleb and Phil completely naked. His [[BrainBleach reaction]] is priceless.
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** Semyon, after being kicked out by Olga, goes back to Gleb... and busts Gleb and Phil completely naked. His [[BrainBleach reaction]] is priceless.His reaction in priceless]].
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* ShaggyDogStory: Lobanov doesn't bother to read that treaty before signing, and later lies to Olga about it. She was ready to give him another chance, but instead kicks him out, knowing that he didn't deserve it yet.
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** Phil wants a roommate, but Gleb suggests him another word (cohabitant), which is mainly used to call people who not just lives with you, but also sleeps with you.
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** Phil wants a roommate, but Gleb suggests him another word (cohabitant), which is mainly used to call people who sharing not just lives with you, room, but also sleeps with you.bed (while not being married).
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Kisegach (who plans to attend scar-removing operation) considers to also change her signature nose... or, rather, just learn how much it would cost, to mock Bykov (who would be unlikely to be able to afford it). Now, Bykov in panic: he likes he nose as it is, and wants to prevent her from trying this (and of course, he ''is'' unable to afford it). But he proceed to do so anyway (despite she never wanted to ''really'' touch her nose), to Anastasia's horror. Except... Bykov done nothing; he blackmailed her doctor into finding the excuse to abort operation, and learned what it was fake; the rest is just Bykov's trolling.
Lobanov is sure what his previous night with Olga means their relationship is restarted. So, he would now live with her. Olga only has one condition: she has a treaty, containing new rules for Semyon to adhere. He doesn't bother to read it and lied about it to Olga... but only purpose o this treaty is for him to read it and learn what Olga would welcome him back if and only if he would be sincere to her. He is not ready...
Phil's landlady suddenly raised his rent, and to afford to pay for it further he needs new roommate. Unfortunately, exact word he used (thanks to Gleb) also commonly used implied what he searches for lover instead... He realised what this was a prank only when Bykov tell him so. Phil still has a problem with rent, but since Lobanov, apparently, would now move back to Olya, Gleb can invite Phil to live with him. Unfortunately, Phil has habit to walking around naked. He managed to convince Gleb to at least try it... just in time for Semyon to appear. Oops...
Lobanov is sure what his previous night with Olga means their relationship is restarted. So, he would now live with her. Olga only has one condition: she has a treaty, containing new rules for Semyon to adhere. He doesn't bother to read it and lied about it to Olga... but only purpose o this treaty is for him to read it and learn what Olga would welcome him back if and only if he would be sincere to her. He is not ready...
Phil's landlady suddenly raised his rent, and to afford to pay for it further he needs new roommate. Unfortunately, exact word he used (thanks to Gleb) also commonly used implied what he searches for lover instead... He realised what this was a prank only when Bykov tell him so. Phil still has a problem with rent, but since Lobanov, apparently, would now move back to Olya, Gleb can invite Phil to live with him. Unfortunately, Phil has habit to walking around naked. He managed to convince Gleb to at least try it... just in time for Semyon to appear. Oops...
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Kisegach (who plans to attend a scar-removing operation) considers to also change her signature nose... or, rather, just learn how much it would cost, to mock Bykov (who would be (who's unlikely to be able to afford it). Now, Bykov is in panic: he likes he her nose as it is, and wants to prevent her from trying this (and of course, yes, he ''is'' unable to afford it). But he proceed proceeds to do so anyway (despite she never wanted to ''really'' touch her nose), to Anastasia's horror. Except... Bykov done does nothing; he blackmailed her doctor into finding the excuse to abort the operation, and learned what that it was fake; the rest is just Bykov's trolling.
Lobanov is surewhat that his previous night with Olga means that their relationship is restarted. So, restarted -- and that he would now live with her. Olga only has one condition: she has a treaty, containing new rules for Semyon to adhere. He doesn't bother to read it and lied lies about it to Olga... but the only purpose o of this treaty is for him to read it and learn what that Olga would welcome him back if and only if he would be sincere to her. He is not ready...
Phil's landlady suddenlyraised raises his rent, and to he can't afford to pay for paying it further unless he needs new finds a roommate. Unfortunately, exact Gleb suggests him to search for "cohabitant" -- the word he which, while technically true, is mostly used (thanks to Gleb) also commonly used implied what he searches for lover instead... someone who not only lives with you, but also... sleeps with you. He realised what realises that this was a prank only when Bykov tell tells him so. Phil still has a problem with rent, but since Lobanov, apparently, would now move back to Olya, Gleb can invite Phil to live with him. Unfortunately, Phil has a habit to walking around naked. He managed manages to convince Gleb to at least try it... just in time for Semyon to appear. Oops...
Lobanov is sure
Phil's landlady suddenly
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* {{Blackmail}}: Bykov tried to blackmail Kisegach's doctor into aborting operation under any excuse he can find, by threatening to tell everyone what he is gay, before he learned what operation (at least that part about nose) is fake. He still tell this information to Kisegach, but unintentionally and refused to explain details when she asked.
* CultureClash: Exact word (sozhitel, сожитель) Phil used to describe what he needs, depending of context, can mean either "roommate" or "lover" (specifically, "lover who lives with me, but not my spouse"); usually latter. Only later, when confronted by Bykov, he realised why everyone gives him weird look when he asked them. Of course, it was [[{{Troll}} Gleb]] who suggested this in the first place, Phil was originally planned to stick with phrase which only means "roommate", without double meaning.
* HomeNudist: Phil has habit to walk around home naked (habit which he bring with him to Gleb's apartments).
** Initially, Gleb (predictably) reacted ''very'' negatively, but Phil managed to convince him to at least try this himself. Gleb actually liked it.
** Semyon arrived in his old apartments... and busted Gleb and Phil completely naked. His [[BrainBleach reaction]] is priceless.
* LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain: Semyon ask Olga to never remind him what she ever had relationship with Phil. This irritated her, because he by himself mentioned him ''thrice'' during one evening.
* OutOfFocus: Varya, besides brief appearance in first half of the episode, has no role in it.
* SecretTestOfCharacter: Olga's "treaty" contained countless rules and restrictions... but had Semyon bothered to read it completely before signing (he considered what this is just big list which, in nutshell, means "do not screw up like you used to be", which is not worth reading further, since he already knows what to expect), he would have found one point in the middle... which annulated all the rest. Main reason why this treaty was written in the first place is to test if Lobanov would take Olga's wishes seriously enough to actually do as she ask, without dropping everything mid-point or lying to her. Even Gleb suggested to read it before signing, but was ignored. Before he finally admitted what he lied about reading it (and was kicked out), Lobanov was forced to adhere to it, with many rules being outright silly.
* ShaggyDogStory: Lobanov doesn't bothered to read that treaty before signing, and later lied to Olga about it. She was ready to give him another chance, but instead kicked him out.
* CultureClash: Exact word (sozhitel, сожитель) Phil used to describe what he needs, depending of context, can mean either "roommate" or "lover" (specifically, "lover who lives with me, but not my spouse"); usually latter. Only later, when confronted by Bykov, he realised why everyone gives him weird look when he asked them. Of course, it was [[{{Troll}} Gleb]] who suggested this in the first place, Phil was originally planned to stick with phrase which only means "roommate", without double meaning.
* HomeNudist: Phil has habit to walk around home naked (habit which he bring with him to Gleb's apartments).
** Initially, Gleb (predictably) reacted ''very'' negatively, but Phil managed to convince him to at least try this himself. Gleb actually liked it.
** Semyon arrived in his old apartments... and busted Gleb and Phil completely naked. His [[BrainBleach reaction]] is priceless.
* LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain: Semyon ask Olga to never remind him what she ever had relationship with Phil. This irritated her, because he by himself mentioned him ''thrice'' during one evening.
* OutOfFocus: Varya, besides brief appearance in first half of the episode, has no role in it.
* SecretTestOfCharacter: Olga's "treaty" contained countless rules and restrictions... but had Semyon bothered to read it completely before signing (he considered what this is just big list which, in nutshell, means "do not screw up like you used to be", which is not worth reading further, since he already knows what to expect), he would have found one point in the middle... which annulated all the rest. Main reason why this treaty was written in the first place is to test if Lobanov would take Olga's wishes seriously enough to actually do as she ask, without dropping everything mid-point or lying to her. Even Gleb suggested to read it before signing, but was ignored. Before he finally admitted what he lied about reading it (and was kicked out), Lobanov was forced to adhere to it, with many rules being outright silly.
* ShaggyDogStory: Lobanov doesn't bothered to read that treaty before signing, and later lied to Olga about it. She was ready to give him another chance, but instead kicked him out.
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* {{Blackmail}}: Bykov tried tries to blackmail Kisegach's doctor into aborting operation under any excuse he can find, by threatening to tell everyone what that he is gay, before he learned what learns that operation (at least that the part about her nose) is fake. He still tell tells this information to Kisegach, but unintentionally and refused refuses to explain details when she asked.
* BrainBleach: Lobanov busts Gleb and Phil [[HomeNudist completely naked]], and, with utter shock on his face, says that he doesn't even know ''how'' they're gonna explain it.
* CultureClash:Exact While the word (sozhitel, сожитель) Phil "sozhitel" (cohabitant) ''can'' mean "roommate", it's much more commonly used to describe what he needs, depending of context, can mean either "roommate" or "lover" (specifically, "lover call people who not only lives together, but also sleeps with me, but not my spouse"); usually latter. Only later, when confronted by Bykov, he realised each other (but aren't married). Phil learns why everyone gives him weird look when he asked them. tries to ask them only when Bykov tells him about it. Of course, it was [[{{Troll}} Gleb]] who suggested this in the first place, Phil was originally planned to stick with a phrase which only actually means "roommate", without double meaning.
* HomeNudist: Phil has a habitto walk of walking around home house naked (habit (a habit which he bring brings with him to Gleb's apartments).
apartment).
** Initially, Gleb (predictably)reacted reactes ''very'' negatively, but Phil managed manages to convince him to at least try this himself. Gleb actually liked likes it.
**Semyon arrived in his old apartments... Semyon, after being kicked out by Olga, goes back to Gleb... and busted busts Gleb and Phil completely naked. His [[BrainBleach reaction]] is priceless.
* LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain: Semyonask asks Olga to never remind him what that she ever had relationship with Phil. This irritated irritates her, because he by Semyon himself had mentioned him it ''thrice'' during one evening.
* OutOfFocus: Varya, besides brief appearance in the first half of the episode, has no role in it.
* SecretTestOfCharacter: Olga's "treaty"contained contains the countless amount of rules and restrictions... but had Semyon bothered to read it completely before signing (he considered what that this is just a big list which, in nutshell, means "do not screw which basically amounts to "stop screwing up like you used to be", do", which is not worth reading further, since he already knows what to expect), he would have found one point in the middle... which annulated cancels all the rest. other rules. Main reason why this treaty was written in the first place is to test if wether Lobanov would take Olga's wishes seriously enough to actually do as she ask, asks, without dropping everything mid-point or lying to her. Even Gleb suggested suggests to read it before signing, but was gets ignored. Before he finally admitted what admits that he lied about reading it (and was gets kicked out), Lobanov was gets forced to adhere to it, with many rules being outright silly.
* ShaggyDogStory: Lobanov doesn'tbothered bother to read that treaty before signing, and later lied lies to Olga about it. She was ready to give him another chance, but instead kicked kicks him out.out, knowing that he didn't deserve it yet.
* BrainBleach: Lobanov busts Gleb and Phil [[HomeNudist completely naked]], and, with utter shock on his face, says that he doesn't even know ''how'' they're gonna explain it.
* CultureClash:
* HomeNudist: Phil has a habit
** Initially, Gleb (predictably)
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* LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain: Semyon
* OutOfFocus: Varya, besides brief appearance in the first half of the episode, has no role in it.
* SecretTestOfCharacter: Olga's "treaty"
* ShaggyDogStory: Lobanov doesn't
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** Gleb suggested to Phil wrong word (he need roommate), resulting in him asking for... lover. He only learned the truth when Bykov tell him.
** Kisegach made out whole story with her wanting to change her nose to mock Bykov. Bykov, in turn (once he found out) pretended what he did this for real, to her horror.
** Kisegach made out whole story with her wanting to change her nose to mock Bykov. Bykov, in turn (once he found out) pretended what he did this for real, to her horror.
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** Phil wants a roommate, but Gleb suggested to Phil wrong suggests him another word (he need roommate), resulting in him asking for... lover. He only learned the truth when Bykov tell him.
(cohabitant), which is mainly used to call people who not just lives with you, but also sleeps with you.
** Kisegach madeout up the whole story with her wanting to change her nose to mock Bykov. Bykov, in turn (once he found finds out) pretended what pretends that he did this for real, to her horror.
** Kisegach made
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Kisegach (who plans to attend scar-removing operation) considers to also change her signature nose... or, rather, just learn how much it would cost, to mock Bykov (who would be unlikely to be able to afford it). Now, Bykov in panic: he likes he nose as it is, and wants to prevent her from trying this (and of course, he ''is'' unable to afford it). But he proceed to do so anyway (despite she never wanted to ''really'' touch her nose), to Anastasia's horror. Except... Bykov done nothing; he blackmailed her doctor into finding the excuse to abort operation, and learned what it was fake; the rest is just Bykov's trolling.
Lobanov is sure what his previous night with Olga means their relationship is restarted. So, he would now live with her. Olga only has one condition: she has a treaty, containing new rules for Semyon to adhere. He doesn't bother to read it and lied about it to Olga... but only purpose o this treaty is for him to read it and learn what Olga would welcome him back if and only if he would be sincere to her. He is not ready...
Phil's landlady suddenly raised his rent, and to afford to pay for it further he needs new roommate. Unfortunately, exact word he used (thanks to Gleb) also commonly used implied what he searches for lover instead... He realised what this was a prank only when Bykov tell him so. Phil still has a problem with rent, but since Lobanov, apparently, would now move back to Olya, Gleb can invite Phil to live with him. Unfortunately, Phil has habit to walking around naked. He managed to convince Gleb to at least try it... just in time for Semyon to appear. Oops...
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!! This episode provides examples of:
* {{Blackmail}}: Bykov tried to blackmail Kisegach's doctor into aborting operation under any excuse he can find, by threatening to tell everyone what he is gay, before he learned what operation (at least that part about nose) is fake. He still tell this information to Kisegach, but unintentionally and refused to explain details when she asked.
* CultureClash: Exact word (sozhitel, сожитель) Phil used to describe what he needs, depending of context, can mean either "roommate" or "lover" (specifically, "lover who lives with me, but not my spouse"); usually latter. Only later, when confronted by Bykov, he realised why everyone gives him weird look when he asked them. Of course, it was [[{{Troll}} Gleb]] who suggested this in the first place, Phil was originally planned to stick with phrase which only means "roommate", without double meaning.
* HomeNudist: Phil has habit to walk around home naked (habit which he bring with him to Gleb's apartments).
** Initially, Gleb (predictably) reacted ''very'' negatively, but Phil managed to convince him to at least try this himself. Gleb actually liked it.
** Semyon arrived in his old apartments... and busted Gleb and Phil completely naked. His [[BrainBleach reaction]] is priceless.
* LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain: Semyon ask Olga to never remind him what she ever had relationship with Phil. This irritated her, because he by himself mentioned him ''thrice'' during one evening.
* OutOfFocus: Varya, besides brief appearance in first half of the episode, has no role in it.
* SecretTestOfCharacter: Olga's "treaty" contained countless rules and restrictions... but had Semyon bothered to read it completely before signing (he considered what this is just big list which, in nutshell, means "do not screw up like you used to be", which is not worth reading further, since he already knows what to expect), he would have found one point in the middle... which annulated all the rest. Main reason why this treaty was written in the first place is to test if Lobanov would take Olga's wishes seriously enough to actually do as she ask, without dropping everything mid-point or lying to her. Even Gleb suggested to read it before signing, but was ignored. Before he finally admitted what he lied about reading it (and was kicked out), Lobanov was forced to adhere to it, with many rules being outright silly.
* ShaggyDogStory: Lobanov doesn't bothered to read that treaty before signing, and later lied to Olga about it. She was ready to give him another chance, but instead kicked him out.
* {{Troll}}:
** Gleb suggested to Phil wrong word (he need roommate), resulting in him asking for... lover. He only learned the truth when Bykov tell him.
** Kisegach made out whole story with her wanting to change her nose to mock Bykov. Bykov, in turn (once he found out) pretended what he did this for real, to her horror.
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Lobanov is sure what his previous night with Olga means their relationship is restarted. So, he would now live with her. Olga only has one condition: she has a treaty, containing new rules for Semyon to adhere. He doesn't bother to read it and lied about it to Olga... but only purpose o this treaty is for him to read it and learn what Olga would welcome him back if and only if he would be sincere to her. He is not ready...
Phil's landlady suddenly raised his rent, and to afford to pay for it further he needs new roommate. Unfortunately, exact word he used (thanks to Gleb) also commonly used implied what he searches for lover instead... He realised what this was a prank only when Bykov tell him so. Phil still has a problem with rent, but since Lobanov, apparently, would now move back to Olya, Gleb can invite Phil to live with him. Unfortunately, Phil has habit to walking around naked. He managed to convince Gleb to at least try it... just in time for Semyon to appear. Oops...
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!! This episode provides examples of:
* {{Blackmail}}: Bykov tried to blackmail Kisegach's doctor into aborting operation under any excuse he can find, by threatening to tell everyone what he is gay, before he learned what operation (at least that part about nose) is fake. He still tell this information to Kisegach, but unintentionally and refused to explain details when she asked.
* CultureClash: Exact word (sozhitel, сожитель) Phil used to describe what he needs, depending of context, can mean either "roommate" or "lover" (specifically, "lover who lives with me, but not my spouse"); usually latter. Only later, when confronted by Bykov, he realised why everyone gives him weird look when he asked them. Of course, it was [[{{Troll}} Gleb]] who suggested this in the first place, Phil was originally planned to stick with phrase which only means "roommate", without double meaning.
* HomeNudist: Phil has habit to walk around home naked (habit which he bring with him to Gleb's apartments).
** Initially, Gleb (predictably) reacted ''very'' negatively, but Phil managed to convince him to at least try this himself. Gleb actually liked it.
** Semyon arrived in his old apartments... and busted Gleb and Phil completely naked. His [[BrainBleach reaction]] is priceless.
* LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain: Semyon ask Olga to never remind him what she ever had relationship with Phil. This irritated her, because he by himself mentioned him ''thrice'' during one evening.
* OutOfFocus: Varya, besides brief appearance in first half of the episode, has no role in it.
* SecretTestOfCharacter: Olga's "treaty" contained countless rules and restrictions... but had Semyon bothered to read it completely before signing (he considered what this is just big list which, in nutshell, means "do not screw up like you used to be", which is not worth reading further, since he already knows what to expect), he would have found one point in the middle... which annulated all the rest. Main reason why this treaty was written in the first place is to test if Lobanov would take Olga's wishes seriously enough to actually do as she ask, without dropping everything mid-point or lying to her. Even Gleb suggested to read it before signing, but was ignored. Before he finally admitted what he lied about reading it (and was kicked out), Lobanov was forced to adhere to it, with many rules being outright silly.
* ShaggyDogStory: Lobanov doesn't bothered to read that treaty before signing, and later lied to Olga about it. She was ready to give him another chance, but instead kicked him out.
* {{Troll}}:
** Gleb suggested to Phil wrong word (he need roommate), resulting in him asking for... lover. He only learned the truth when Bykov tell him.
** Kisegach made out whole story with her wanting to change her nose to mock Bykov. Bykov, in turn (once he found out) pretended what he did this for real, to her horror.
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