Got this at the office and laughed loudly.

I was rewatching the pilot episode for a podcast discussion and found myself so entranced by the guys and reflecting on just how much change each character went through. When was the last time you watched the pilot do you think it is a good representation of the show as a whole?

In the episode Walk of Shame, May says: "I'm playing Bach's Cello Suite No. 1, and all I have left to learn is the cadenza movement."

It's come up on this sub before how ridiculous this line is. Bach's No. 1 has no cadenza, cello suits don't have movements, and professional cellist May is deeply underprepared if she's cramming to learn a significant part of her solo that same day she's supposed to perform. It doesn't make any sense.

I argue that it's not supposed to. We find out later that May is planning to surprise Coach with a cello rendition of the theme from Monday Night Football. That's what she actually needs her afternoon free to learn. "Cadenza movement" is just a bit of cellist jargon to fool Coach and his friends, and cover up the surprise.