Tonight's A plot is, of course, Game Night. The Walkers have a Game Night rivalry -- and I mean a rivalry; both families have jerseys, and there's a trophy involved -- with the Jones family. The Jones family is, as one Walker puts it, "the bizarro Walkers," with five grown kids the same ages as the Walker siblings (the Kitty analog, Lizzie, is played quite hilariously by Jenna Elfman), and the competition is as fierce and passive-aggressive as you'd expect. In addition, Kitty is attempting to avenge a prior Game Night humiliation involving a biffed trivia question about Gerald Ford, about which her sibs are still teasing her and about which she is totally humorless.

Meanwhile, Justin -- despite the messy denouement of last week's hang-out, which isn't mentioned -- is trying to get his brothers and sisters to interact more with Rebecca. They're not terribly keen, but they make an effort (all except Kitty, who wants nothing to do with Rebecca), albeit an awkward one, and Sarah ends up inviting Rebecca to Game Night; Rebecca ends up in the Kitty role, missing a question about Juliet's last name, and this inspires something of a détente between Rebecca and Kitty.

But what you really want to hear about is the upshot of the ooky Joe-and-Rebecca promo moment, so here's what happens: Joe reaches out to Rebecca at Game Night, saying he knows how she feels being kind of on the outside when all the Walkers are together. They bond over guitar-playing, and he offers to lend her a guitar (Sarah suggested that Rebecca borrow one from him earlier in the episode). Rebecca goes over to the Whedons' to borrow it, Joe shows her a tough chord, there is a long look between them, and then we cut away. Later, Justin stops by Rebecca's because he says she sounded like shit on the phone, and after making Justin swear to tell no one, she tells him that Joe kissed her.

So, yeah, ew, but! 1. We didn't see Joe kiss her, and 2. we did see Rebecca tell Joe that she'd had a thing with a professor, a guy older than Joe, at Northwestern. I'm not saying it didn't happen; I'm not saying Rebecca's definitely a shadeball. I'm just…saying.

Elsewhere, Kitty sets Kevin up on a blind date with McCallister's brother, Jason, despite being told not to do any such thing by McCallister and Kevin, and on top of that she doesn't tell Kevin that "Jason M." even is McCallister's brother, so Kevin unwittingly torpedoes their date by insulting McCallister at florid length, Jason bails, and Kevin and McCallister both get pissed at Kitty. I hope we see Jason again, though, because the actor actually sounds a lot like Rob Lowe and it would be a shame to waste that casting.

Tommy is in the episode, but basically gets nothing to do. Professor Coyote is mercifully absent. Perry King plays the patriarch of the Jones clan and has aged about 20 years worth since we last saw him in Titans, which was only five years ago.