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Dick
is baffled that Mary is still upset about his having a wife. He’s
moved on, why can’t she? But they’re both guilty of indulging in
a few practical jokes for revenge. Tommy is drafted into playing
lead guitar in a garage band, "Whiskey Kitten." He hesitates until
he learns that August has always wanted to date a guy in a band.
Harry asks if he can be their roadie. Sally cancels a date with
Officer Don to go to yoga class with Mary, and Dick and Don commiserate
about how maddening women are. Tommy tells Don he should let Sally
know who’s boss. In class, Sally is perturbed when Matthew, a yoga
instructor, gives Mary all his attention. Tommy tells the other
band members that they really need more than one song. Don gives
Sally an ultimatum and she’s delighted. She has a crush on her yoga
instructor and is determined to have him. Dick decides to take full
possession of his office and orders maintenance guys to remove Mary’s
things. Sally asks Don to run a background check on Matthew so she
can determine the best possible way to "bring him down." When Mary
sees that her desk is gone, she tells Dick that the trickery that
has been going on between them has to stop. As Dick is gloating,
he realizes his arms have been resting in glue and he’s glued to
his desk. Tommy is kicked out of the band for having a bad attitude.
Sally has coffee with Matthew, and he marvels at the extraordinary
means she used to get his attention: flowers, radio dedications,
skywriting. He’s flattered, but now that the thrill of the chase
is over, Sally wonders what’s next. She’s ready to move and captivate
other men. Dick, Don, Tommy and Harry all agree that women are mystifying.
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