Will pulls something out of the fridge at the Salingers' house as Joe tries to get a final head count on Thanksgiving dinner. He lists off everyone on the show now, and there are a lot of them! Bailey says, "Remember when it was Salinger, party of five?" which was kind of funny. Will says he'll be there for dinner since his parents aren't speaking to him. Victor passes through, having locked Owen in the basement for the night, and Bailey invites him to Thanksgiving dinner. Victor says that they already have enough people coming, and Joe says they'll do pot luck. Bailey says they won't do pot luck. The numbers may be down at the restaurant, but they can afford to feed everyone. That's the second reference to the numbers being down, so I'm predicting a future storyline where the restaurant starts losing money. Anyway, Bailey pretty much orders Victor to be there on Thanksgiving.

Kirsten tells Charlie that he can't sign the papers, because that would be like admitting guilt. Charlie says that he's thought about it, and that resigning will give them more options, because he will be able to work more hours at the furniture factory and still get paid by the school, which will mean he'll be making twice as much as he was before. Kirsten says that she doesn't care about the money. Charlie sees that she's getting upset and reminds her that the doctor told her stress would be bad for a potential pregnancy. Kirsten keeps going, saying that Sylvia should be thanking Charlie for trying to help her daughter. Charlie yells out "Stop!" and says he's going to take the deal just because Kirsten is so upset. She could be pregnant right now, so it's no time for them to be starting a war. On a completely unrelated topic, have you noticed that these two don't seem to have any friends at all? They spend all their time together or with Charlie's family.