On their way to pick up the family from the airport, Larry insists they swing by Ted and Mary's to use the same excuse - that they thought the party was tonight - for having missed their party the night before. While playing The Newlywed Game (5), Larry further pisses off Cheryl when he answers the question 'If you could have sex with one of your friends' wives or girlfriends who would it be?' with 'Cha Cha.' Things get even more tense when Marty Funkhouser reveals he would only choose 'My Little Poofer' (6).Cheryl is so angry that Larry has to agree to adopt a Hurricane Edna family to get back in her good graces. The only good thing about the evening is the amazing chocolate log cake (4) they serve for desert.
You're supposed to be here and you're here.' Unable to extract themselves, the evening gets longer when Jeff and Susie show up with the same excuse and the Funkhousers make them all stay for dinner. But the plan backfires when the Funkhousers insist that they stay: 'You have no plans. He insists they try his excuse out on the Funkhousers and a reluctant Cheryl gets dragged along. But Larry is too distracted by Shmohawks (3) to take her seriously. When the discussion turns to Ted and Mary's party that night, Larry worries about having skipped the Funkhouser party the night before, joking that he should drop by Marty Funkhouser's and pretend he thought his event was tonight as a way to excuse his absence.That night, on the way to Ted and Mary's, Cheryl tells Larry how upset she is about the Hurricane Edna victims and raises the possibility of adopting a family to stay with them. Later that day, after a slow round of golf with Jeff and Richard, the guys discuss the 7 Stroke rule (1), as well as the recent Hurricane Edna (2) tragedy. Larry has to yank the device out of the wall wires-and-all to disable the annoying sound. Directed by Larry CharlesWritten by Larry DavidLarry and Cheryl are awakened by a loud beeping noise and, after trying to ignore it, hunt down the source: a smoke alarm in the kitchen.
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