Anyway, it worked, for some reason. We cut to Tru, confronting the groom at some office. The groom, in an amusing and unexpected coincidence, looks an awful lot like Bachelor Bob, but without the greasy hair and the tendency to kiss anything that moves. The groom starts the scene by saying, "There's no way I'm going to cancel my bachelor party!" Drink! The groom, whose name is John, theorizes that Robin, his fiancée, has gotten Tru to try to convince him to call the party off because she doesn't like it and doesn't like his friends. Tru wonders out loud how much Robin doesn't like the groom's friends. But never mind -- John wants to know why he has to call off the party. Tru lies that there's some sort of problem with the room. She says they're overbooked. John exposits that it's been "way too long" since he and his friends have gotten together, and nothing's going to convince him to call the party off. He says he's going to call hotel management to complain, but Tru stops him and promises she'll work something out for him. This is one of those scenes that doesn't make any sense at all after you see the end of the show.

Tru is harassing Davis at the morgue with her weekly begging for technical details about how to kill people. In this case, she wants information about the avlocardyl they found in the one body yestertoday. She claims she wants to learn the info for her MCATs. Davis tells her that avlocardyl is a white, undetectable powder that is soluble in water. So it can be ingested, Tru asks? Well, yes, you idiot. God. She asks if you can detect whether somebody's got avlocardyl in his system. Davis says you can within a couple of hours. Tru asks how. "They'll be dead," Davis responds. And then you just need to use that ACME Instant Toxicology Scanner on him.