While practicing their swings, Joanne's husband Jim proposes that they renew their wedding vows, and Joanne happily accepts. When Joanne tells Sandy the big news, she offers to help plan the event, enlisting Linda, the local party planner. Joanne, Sandy and a group of girlfriends are out for cocktails when they get the idea to go to an adult toy store. The ladies try on wild outfits and giggle at most of the products. Sandy uses the opportunity to purchases some racy gifts for Joanne and Jim's honeymoon night. Linda and Sandy get to work decorating a houseboat for a lovely reception. While they tie bows, Sandy tells Linda about her newest scheme: to throw a Senior Prom! Linda loves the idea and gladly agrees to do the planning. The wedding is fast approaching though, and the reverend set to conduct the service is nowhere to be found. Sandy goes out searching, leaving Linda to put on the finishing touches. Sandy finds the reverend just in time, and everyone arrives lakeside for a beautiful renewal of vows. After the "I do's" are said, the newly re-weds travel to the houseboat to find their friends waiting. The night is a tremendous success, and as the party continues on the deck, Sandy sneaks downstairs to leave her naughty gift basket in the honeymoon suite. Jack is still testing the dating waters after his breakup with Kathleen. While out for a drink, Jack runs into Kimberlee, a former acquaintance. The two hit it off and spend the evening dancing and reminiscing. Jack is smitten, but Kimberlee has a secret... she is the mother of seven year old twins! Kimberlee springs this news on Jack when she brings her kids along on their mini-golf date. Though taken aback at first, Jack is a natural family man and quickly warms to the children. Jack decides to take his relationship with Kimberlee to the next level, and after a romantic picnic at sunset, he asks her to accompany him to the upcoming Senior Prom. watch
"The Actress" Gail and her friends Terry and Jean decide to put on a cabaret. "The Beauty Queen" Eileen helps them as they scout locations, looking for the perfect spot. The ladies audition pianists but run into a problem when Terry and Gail disagree. Terry wants her friend Michael to be their accompanist, while Gail loves Jim, a professor. After much deliberation, Jim is selected and rehearsals commence. Jim has exciting news for the songbirds -- a critic from the local Phoenix newspaper is coming to review the show! Gail realizes this could be her big break, and goes into manic mode perfecting her act. The night of the show Gail discovers she has a rash, but is nervous to take antihistamines because it might affect her singing voice. Despite a rocky opening number, Gail thinks the show was a hit... will the critic agree? "The Newbie" Linda recently moved to Surprise, and has been busy making new friends and jumpstarting her party-planning career. Living with Bruce, her boyfriend of five years, has not been going as smoothly as she had hoped though. While out with Jack and the boys at Archie's Deli, Bruce makes it clear he is not too serious about Linda. Linda and Jack have formed their own bond though, and Linda expresses her concerns to Jack while visiting his home. Jack hosts a party for the local single's club, which Linda and Bruce attend. During the party Bruce is reluctant to confirm he is in a committed relationship with Linda, and eventually leaves her there alone. This is the last straw for Linda. After an argument escalates into a break-up, Linda calls Jack in tears. Her relationship with Bruce is over and now Linda needs a place to stay. Luckily, Jack steps up to the plate and invites Linda to crash at his place until she can make other arrangements. Linda soon realizes that the end of this relationship is also the beginning of a new, independent life in Surprise. watch