Brian: Marriage is a doomsday machine destined to self-destruct. Debbie: Bigger than his. Debbie: Pissed as hell. Especially when you go out dancing. It's like Debbie has never left. Mel: About an hour. Michael: Not that kind of playroom. Michael: Right. Ted: It's not that. They are standing over her, smiling down at her.] [A shocked Debbie see the same vest covered in buttons, slogan T-shirts, same wisecracks. [Loretta brings over their food and she has completely "stolen" Debbie's act.] [she speaks to the picture of Justin]
[A depressed Debbie is sitting on the couch, eating whipped cream and ice cream and ordering stuff from QVC.]
Plan: A: marriage; Q: What does Brian believe is the death of a relationship? A: leisure; Q: Debbie has a difficult time accepting her role as a lady of what? A: her act; Q: What does Debbie discover Loretta has stolen? A: Ted; Q: Who decides to undergo an extreme makeover? Summary: Brian remains steadfast in his belief that marriage is the death of a relationship. Debbie has a difficult time accepting her role as a lady of leisure-especially when she discovers that Loretta has stolen her act including the button-clad vest right down to the wisecracks. Ted decides to undergo an extreme makeover.