Episode Report Card Potes: B | Grade It Now! YOU GRADE IT A League Of Their Own
By Potes | Season 2 | Episode 5 | Aired on 10.24.2007
Back in the Hamptons, Yoga goes looking for Claire. She's gone, and so is the gun. When Yoga finds the wedding invitation, she puts it all together and starts to get worried.
Back at the bowling alley, Betty chatters while Steve notes that they have a lot of frames left. She gets a call from Christina to see how it's going, and he heads to the bathroom. Betty thinks that everything is going great, and notes that there have been no awkward pauses at all. Of course this is because she's been talking nonstop. Some people would find that endearing! Okay, deaf people. Christina hangs up because she's getting a message on Bachelocity.com. Exciting, until the message says, "You're not single." Christina replies that FishAndChicks, if that is indeed his real name, is a creepy stalker. He replies, "No I'm not. I'm your husband." D'oh! At the alley, meanwhile, Steve sees Betty drying out her pits on the air blower, and heads straight out the door. Hey! Sometimes a girl gets a little damp. And who is there, looking on and not being judgmental about the fact that the body needs processes to cool itself? Yes, it's Henry. Commercials.
When we return, Marc is crowing to Amanda about his date with Gus the underwear model. When she leaves, Cliff enters, noting that Marc's all dressed up. Cliff is wearing his best cat-hair-covered jacket. Knowing that he's a cat person just solidifies my love. Cliff mentions a plan for after the movie, and Marc tells him that he totally forgot and will have to take a rain check, since he has a date with Gus. Cliff can't believe it. He says he thought they were going out. Marc says that he and Gus are going on a date as opposed to, you know, what he and Cliff were going to do. Cliff looks hurt, and Marc actually looks like he feels bad.
Back at the bowling alley, Betty turns around from the victory of knocking down one pin to see Henry. She asks what he's doing there, and he says he's there for his accountants' league night -- his team is The Debitz. Betty says that she's on a date that's going really well. Henry asks if her date had a yellow shirt on, and then tells her that the guy got a phone call and had to leave. Because his pet bird was sick. With the bird flu. Oh, Henry. Henry asks if he can warm up in the lane next to her, and Betty reminds him that they're supposed to be avoiding each other. The two agree that's not going so well, and agree to try to be friends. Again. But this time with bowling! As the alley lights dim and "Couples Bowl" starts, they agree that bowling sucks and take off. It's a good thing, because bowling is always a gateway activity, and I don't think Henry can afford to be a baby daddy times two.