TV Jukebox

THE SONG: "Bad, Bad, Bad (Matt DiMona Remix)," LANY

THE SCENE: At her birthday party in the Oct. 18 episode, Jules (India de Beaufort) fields a lunch invitation from Darla (Amber Valletta) as the trio's subtle alt-pop dance beats pepper the awkwardness of Jules' lover's wife (and the father of her boyfriend) attempts to spend time with her.

THE SONG: "Song of the Soul," Cris Williamson

THE SCENE: The singer-songwriter/lesbian political activist's honky-tonk spiritual song kicks in as Ed (Jesse Plemons) watches Peggy (Kirsten Dunst) accept a ride home from a woman who thinks she's sexy in the drama's Oct. 19 episode.

THE SONG: "They Say I'm Different," Betty Davis

THE SCENE: After Mary Jane's (Gabrielle Union) accident, Cece (Loretta Devine) comes over for a poolside conversation detailing her plan to extort MJ as the funk singer's 1974 classic plays in part two of the Oct. 20 season premiere.

THE SONG: "Never Been in Love," Cobra Starship ft. Icona Pop

THE SCENE: A snippet of the pop-rock jam cues up in the Oct. 20 episode after Patty (Shantel VanSanten) gives The Flash (Grant Gustin) her number at the coffeehouse.

THE SONG: "666 Conducer," Black Rebel Motorcycle Club

THE SCENE: Nate (Nick Jonas) suits up and gives an interview about his career in the Oct. 21 episode. Between shots of Nate in the ring and talking to the camera, the San Francisco rock band's lyrics, — "He seems to know right where it hurts your pain" — seem very appropriate.

THE SONG: "Distance to the Waves," Pale Blue

THE SCENE: Frank (Charlie Weber) finally feels like Laurel (Karla Souza) has gotten to know him as a person, so the two get it on in the basement of their workplace to the duo's ethereal, hypnotic beats in the Oct. 22 episode.