Leda unpacks and calls the girls "dames." She says she's glad Lindsay and Melanie finally came to their senses. She says that if they had made any more of a mess, she'd have to detonate instead of renovate. Lordy, this show has some bad writing. Mel and Lindsay are setting up the couch, which I guess is now just a bed full-time, and can't be a couch during the day. Mel says they screwed up. Leda says it's not too late. Lindsay asks how long this will all take. Leda says it depends on the "triangle of expectation." They really think we're retarded now because Leda pulls out a piece of paper, draws a triangle on it and explains that you can have fast and cheap or fast and good or cheap and good, but you can't have all three. Is there a test on this later? Mel finally understands that it'll take a long time. Leda says there's no need to worry. She turns on a boombox that's playing Peaches' "Rock Show" and says they won't even know she's there. Right. Mel holds up a baby monitor to remind all of us that they have a kid they aren't really worrying about these days. Leda turns Peaches off. Lindsay is uneasy. Mel kisses Leda good night. Mel kisses Lindsay. Lindsay says she'll be right up. She tells Leda she's grateful that Leda's doing this, and that she's happy Leda's there. Leda says that otherwise, she'd be sleeping in the park. Lindsay admits that she had reservations. Leda tells Lindsay that she's got nothing to worry about. "Mel loves you very much," Leda says. Uh, yeah, she did just marry her. "Thanks," Lindsay says, as if she needed to hear that. Lindsay makes her way to bed, but stands on the stairs first and watches Leda take off her shirt.