Ben catches up with Mary, which isn't very hard to do, since she's just standing in front of the restaurant, as if waiting for him to follow her. He apologizes to Mary and starts making out with her. Now, this would have been the perfect time for them to be struck and killed by lightning, but obviously nobody on this show cares about what I want. Sniff!

Annie is sitting on that ugly porch swing that nobody ever sits on. Dopey joins her and is subjected to all her trite musings on what makes a marriage a success. Yeah, listen up, Dopey. Don't you want to have a fabulous marriage like your parents do? Annie gives him a box that contains her grandmother's engagement ring, which she wants him to have so that he can give it to Sarah. Dopey has the good grace not to enquire if the diamond is real. Actually, it's a nice scene all around, even if Dopey mars it somewhat by shaking his head while claiming he loves Sarah "with all [his] heart." Does anyone really think there's a chance that Dopey and PC will have a great marriage?

Dopey finds Sarah and proposes to her again. What is this, the third time? It really is pretty silly, especially when you consider that they're already married. I'm sure that won't stop hundreds of little girls, though, from wanting to swoon as they imagine being proposed to themselves by the greasy-headed "hunk." PC pretends that she really wants to keep the gemette as her engagement ring, but she lets Dopey talk her out of that gesture pretty quickly. As Dopey sits down in a chair and pulls PC onto his lap, I see that she's not wearing a shirt. It looks like before she came over, she put on a lacy, long-line bra and then just covered it with a bolero. Nice. The two settle down for some energetic kissing.