Brian: I though it was the benefit of marriage, besides having have s*x with the same person for the rest of your natural born life, is to be able to let yourself go. Callie: My parents? Debbie getting roses from Loretta.] Easy, easy. Got it? How's she? Hunter: Are you trying to be nice? Justin: He says, he has a surprise for me. Justin: Syphilis? Ted: Huh!? When's diner? [Brian gets out of his car, walking over to Michael. [Justin and Daphne watching TV.] [Mel and Lindz going over their bills.] [she sits down.]
Plan: A: Debbie; Q: Who tries to let Loretta down easy? A: Brian; Q: Who must refrain from sex after he contracts syphilis? A: Hunter; Q: Who has to deal with his classmates and their parents discovering how he got HIV? A: the aftermath; Q: What does Hunter have to deal with after his classmates and parents discover how he got HIV? A: Ted; Q: Who regrets having plastic surgery? A: Daphne; Q: Who does Justin discuss the possibility of Brian embracing domestic life with? A: impossibility; Q: What is the other word for the possibility of Brian embracing domestic life? A: Michael; Q: Who is forced to reevaluate his parenting arrangement when the fight over JR reaches a climax? A: JR; Q: What child is the source of Michael, Melanie, and Lindsey's fight? Summary: Debbie tries to let Loretta down easy. Brian must refrain from sex after he contracts syphilis. Hunter has to deal with the aftermath of his classmates and their parents discovering how he got HIV. Ted regrets having plastic surgery. Justin and Daphne discuss the possibility (or impossibility) of Brian embracing domestic life. Michael, Melanie, and Lindsey are forced to reevaluate their parenting arrangement when the fight over JR reaches its climax.