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Since
Mary became Dean, Dick feels she’s been neglecting him. He’s even
more unhappy when he learns he’s about to have a new officemate:
Dr. Jennifer Ravelli, a comparative literature professor from Harvard.
Officer Don has a new partner (Eric) and when Sally finds out he’s
unattached, she insists on playing matchmaker. While Tommy is helping
Harry at the bar, he unearths an old bar game called "The Love Tester"
which has been broken for years. He decides to fix it so they can
all find out if they’re good lovers. Dick cooks dinner for Mary
and is extremely upset when she arrives hours late. He’s furious
when Mary has to pencil him into her schedule to make love the following
week. When Dr. Ravelli arrives, Dick is extremely rude, and she’s
a bit perplexed by his behavior. Sally decides that Don’s partner,
Eric, would be perfect for Nina. Nina is a bit puzzled by Sally’s
interest in her love life but agrees to go out with him. Tommy fixes
the Love Tester, gives it a try and learns that he’s a cold fish
-- while Harry is off the charts – hot stuff. Dick’s second meeting
with Dr. Ravelli is considerably warmer, and by the time it’s over,
he’s smitten. Nina, on the other hand, tells Sally that there were
no fireworks on her date with Eric. Sally says that’s not acceptable.
Dick shares his plight with the other aliens. How can he be in love
with Mary, yet so tempted by Jennifer? Obsessed by everything about
her, sharing an office with her becomes excruciating for Dick. He
begs Mary to move Jennifer out of his office, but Mary pays no attention.
Don is mortified when Sally tricks Eric and Nina into getting together
again. Tommy is depressed because he flunked the love test. Dick
tells Jennifer they must nip their mutual attraction in the bud,
but moments later, they’re kissing.
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