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When
Cybill was sixteen she wrote a letter as an assignment for English
class about her hopes and dreams for the future. Now thirty years
later her former teacher has mailed it to her. Cybill’s afraid to
open it because she thinks it will be too depressing. Meanwhile,
Kevin and Rachel return home from their vacation, fighting. Rachel
thinks he might be having an affair and goes for a ride on her auto
mechanic Buck’s bike in retaliation. A drunken Kevin calls Cybill
to the trattoria to be his designated driver and reveals the reason
for their problems is that he wasn’t awarded tenure. Cybill tells
him he better tell Rachel before it’s too late. When Cybill learns
Rachel is still seeing Buck she goes after her. She finds her in
front of the Twin Coconuts Motel waffling as to whether or not to
have a rendezvous with the mechanic. Cybill stops her. As they leave,
they discover a disheveled Sean going into a room. He isn’t with
Zoey. Cybill wonders what to do with her knowledge. She decides
to read her letter, hoping it will raise her spirits. She discovers
that the letter wasn’t about her hopes and dreams at all, but about
her dreams for her boyfriend at the time, Chip Duncan. Later, Sean
tells Zoey the truth and she throws him out of the house. Kevin
tells Rachel the truth about his problems at work and she reveals
what she was almost driven to do. They agree to go for counseling.
Maryann is attending a ‘70’s disco charity ball, Hustle for the
Homeless, and wants Ira to be her trophy date to get back at Dr.
Dick. After mixing her allergy medication and liquor she makes a
fool of herself on the dance floor. She ditches Ira at the dance
and crawls out on her hands and knees.
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