Deb hands a customer some change while Keith acts as busboy for a minute. He compliments her on the "one hell of a job" she's done while Karen's been away. She thanks him, and then follows him back into the kitchen. He fiddles with a tea towel, wraps it around his fist, and then says, "I hope you don't take this the wrong way, but I'm just really excited about Karen coming back." Not to worry, she is too. Then he asks what's up with her and Dan. Deb replies, "Oh, well, we're going to therapy, but I'm not sure if we can find our way back." To where? "The people we used to be. We used to laugh more; we were kind to each other." She shrugs her shoulders and continues, "We were in love." He asks what about now. Deb honestly doesn't know. And at least she's being honest about the situation, because you know somewhere Dan's got a game plan for his relationship in the playbook he keeps handy for all life situations. The Get Out of My Marital Difficulties super-play that has him ducking and dancing around the big old court we call life. Yawn.