Steve's mid-life crisis seems to go into overdrive when Mac loses her job, he can't get rid of Larry and Alex comes out of the closet.

Steve and Mac both lie to each other about their success in the workplace.

Steve, Alex and Jean are all invited to a wedding. Only there's just one problem for all three -- who to take?

To get her off his back, Steve suggests Mac make some new friends -- a suggestion he lives to regret when she makes a new male friend who's better-looking than he is.

When Mac worries that she is losing her looks, Steve arranges for handsome Carlo to flirt with her to cheer her up. Unfortunately for Steve, cheering Mac up isn't the only thing on Carlo's mind.

Steve has a dream -- well, a nightmare -- that Mac slept with another man, and sets about trying to find out who he is.

Linda, an old friend of Mac's whom Steve used to like, visits.

A potential client of Alex's wants him, and won't take gay for an answer.

Steve and Mac attempt to have a honeymoon without Larry along for the ride.

An old millionaire plans to marry Gram and wants Steve to handle his affairs, but Steve doesn't like him.

Steve and Alex find themselves on opposite sides of a court case.

Mac is hired to write a jingle for an ad agency.