And speaking of the happy couple, here they are now, enjoying the exciting conversational stylings of RevCam. Robbie looks a little dubious about the whole wedding deal, but Cheryl's gamely trying to stay upbeat, even when talking about how she's lived in her own apartment since the age of sixteen. Robbie isn't living with his mother anymore either; she abandoned him and moved to Florida. Except Robbie must be eighteen by now, so I'm not wasting too much sympathy on him. Cheryl is obviously not a churchgoer and claims she doesn't know any other ministers, so why she should feel so strongly about having a church wedding is beyond me. Eric claims he's not trying to judge them, but you just know he's going to tell SuperMom all about this conversation later, and then they'll both dis Robbie and Cheryl. In fact, to validate their earlier speculation regarding Cheryl's womb, it turns out that Cheryl is indeed pregnant. Does anyone care about her character? No, I didn't think so. ["Does 'thinking she has crap-ass taste in guys' count as 'caring'?" -- Sars] RevCam pretends to, but I think that's only because we're overdue for a commercial break, and apparently it makes for good TV to have a close-up of some character looking shocked or pensive while Kenny G plays us to commercial.