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By Maggie | Season 3 | Episode 6 | Aired on 11.07.2000
Knoll returns to Tyra Banks's apartment to fix her computer. Once he's inside, he starts grilling her for her personal stats. By the way, she's a junior and dance major who just transferred from Florida State. She leaves the room after the twenty questions and slips off her top, while she's unknowingly in Knoll's line of vision. When she moves out of sight, Knoll gets all horndoggy and stands up to continue his perving and knocks a glass of something onto her computer. Smoove move, dude. He panics and tries to clean up the laptop.
At the gallery, Felicity, Molly, Elena, and Richard are wandering around together until Richard notes that Felicity's work has not been sold yet. Meghan and Sean arrive, as does Tracy (separately), which seems to surprise Elena. Before they can be reunited, Sean asks for a word with Tracy. Meghan and Elena head for the bar. Felicity moans to Molly that she wishes she and Ben "weren't in such a weird place." Molly gives her a hug. Ben arrives to see Felicity being introduced by Professor Morton to some of the professor's friends. They chitchat, and Felicity is distracted by the phantom sight of Ben, over the professors' shoulders.
Sean questions Tracy about the nature of God and asks where Sean can find Him. Tracy gets all Reverend Lovejoy and intones, "There's a reason this is happening to you. It's like an alarm's going off and you can't hit the snooze button." He thinks that if Sean pulls through, he won't have to find God, because God will have already found him. Granted, I'm no Judeo-Christian theologian, but, huh? Sean doesn't seem to get it either, but he just nods instead of saying, "cram it, churchy!"
Sean is in a hospital bed with Meghan by his side. When he comes around, she kisses him and tells him he looks okay. Richard hands him a bag of peanuts, or "replacement nuts," as he calls them, and he claims that they wouldn't give them if his surgery hadn't gone so well. Sean vows to kill him when he's well. General merriment ensues from the whole gang, who have gathered around the bed.
Molly and Richard are out on the street, walking and talking. He mumbles about what constitutes something scary, and then she asks if it's true that he's never kissed a girl. He starts to complain and she shuts him up by planting a kiss on him. In an extreme close-up, Richard's profile looks very much like Hugh Grant's. Believe me, this realization does nothing to endear him to me. Molly tells him to not to get any ideas and that they're just friends. Richard is stunned and mutters that he can't move.