Ray, on a business trip, is seen on the window seat of a plane minding his own business. The woman seated on the aisle keeps ogling him. It is the black flight attendant who finally has the nerve to ask Ray to accompany her to the rear of the aircraft where they engage in a sex session that even a turbulence cannot pull them apart.
Ray comes to the house to find the twins camped out in his backyard. Looking for the shoe box where he keeps his money, Ray realizes it is gone. The kids know nothing about it. He goes next door to ask his neighbor if she has seen anything out of the ordinary, but the lady only has bad things about seeing him doing his sexual act with Logan in the last few days.
Tanya is in a quandary. Sandee comes to visit her with an interesting proposal. She would like to join forces with her. She thinks Jason will agree to work with her. Charley, who is now living with Tanya, comes in to ask whether Jason will do men, and without hesitation Sandee informs her she does not see a problem with it.
Ray goes to see Lenore at the place where she is now volunteering. He thinks she stole his money, but being the devious woman she is, Lenore denies anything to do with stealing from Ray. Her resentment toward him and his partner, is made clear.
Jessica is called into Dr. Matt's office. He goes over their moment together. Matt likes her work, but unfortunately, his wife wants her out of the office. So poor Jessica is fired even though she has not done anything wrong. Her work is satisfactory, but she must go because the woman who was having the affair with Ronny does not want her around.
Ray's convertible has a problem. Trying to fix it, he is approached by an attractive woman. She has a proposal for him. It involves sex, which he cannot refuse. Tanya, wanting to talk things over with Lenore is told that Ray is right now with Kyla, a friend, who in reality is not a lady. We watch Ray and Kyle on her knees going at it, wondering what will happen when he discovers her "secret".
Great episode directed by Uta Briesewitz, who has contributed to the show. Angela Robinson and Julie Brownell collaborated with the screenplay. Being an adult oriented series, nothing is disguised, or hidden. Thomas Jane, Jane Adams and Rebecca Creskoff keep getting better as this program gets bolder. The supporting cast contributes to the success of the show.
Ray comes to the house to find the twins camped out in his backyard. Looking for the shoe box where he keeps his money, Ray realizes it is gone. The kids know nothing about it. He goes next door to ask his neighbor if she has seen anything out of the ordinary, but the lady only has bad things about seeing him doing his sexual act with Logan in the last few days.
Tanya is in a quandary. Sandee comes to visit her with an interesting proposal. She would like to join forces with her. She thinks Jason will agree to work with her. Charley, who is now living with Tanya, comes in to ask whether Jason will do men, and without hesitation Sandee informs her she does not see a problem with it.
Ray goes to see Lenore at the place where she is now volunteering. He thinks she stole his money, but being the devious woman she is, Lenore denies anything to do with stealing from Ray. Her resentment toward him and his partner, is made clear.
Jessica is called into Dr. Matt's office. He goes over their moment together. Matt likes her work, but unfortunately, his wife wants her out of the office. So poor Jessica is fired even though she has not done anything wrong. Her work is satisfactory, but she must go because the woman who was having the affair with Ronny does not want her around.
Ray's convertible has a problem. Trying to fix it, he is approached by an attractive woman. She has a proposal for him. It involves sex, which he cannot refuse. Tanya, wanting to talk things over with Lenore is told that Ray is right now with Kyla, a friend, who in reality is not a lady. We watch Ray and Kyle on her knees going at it, wondering what will happen when he discovers her "secret".
Great episode directed by Uta Briesewitz, who has contributed to the show. Angela Robinson and Julie Brownell collaborated with the screenplay. Being an adult oriented series, nothing is disguised, or hidden. Thomas Jane, Jane Adams and Rebecca Creskoff keep getting better as this program gets bolder. The supporting cast contributes to the success of the show.
