Susan Featherly

Written by Anthony L. Greene and Daryl Haney, and directed by Valerie Landsburg, this episode begins with Veronica (Angela Nicholas) announcing that the topic for that night’s show was office romance. Then she proceeds to read a letter she was faxed, where a woman talks about a romance she’s been having in her office.

There are a lot of clever twists in the way this episode unfolds, but I’m just going to go ahead and give the general plot, which will contain major spoilers (because I know you all watch TV shows like this for the story, right?).

Gina Ryder plays Madeline, a young woman working at an advertising firm for an executive named Neal (played by Craig Stepp). The two of them are sleeping together, and we get one quick shot of him fucking her up against the door of his office, and then another full scene of them having sex on his desk. But this is against office policy, and they have to keep it a secret from the head of the firm, a woman named Theresa (Featherly).

Neal is working on a campaign for a major client. Madeline has given him some help suggestions which help him out, although he doesn’t appear to want to give her the rightful credit for it. But he does confide in her that if pulls this campaign off, this client is going to offer him a job working directly for them for all of their future advertising, and this is a much bigger opportunity than what he’s doing now. He promises that if he gets the job he’ll take her with him.

One night Neal finds himself getting seduced by Theresa, and they have sex on the desk in her office. Madeline isn’t happy when she finds that out.

David Usher plays Dave, another executive at the firm, who later reveals that he knows about Neal and Madeline’s affair and threatens to expose them if Neal doesn’t promise to take him to the new company too. Madeline ends up having sex with him, saying it’s both to keep him quiet and because she’s angry about Neal sleeping with Theresa.

In the end, there’s a double cross. Neal lands the client, but Theresa talks them out of hiring him and then fires both him and David, and promotes Madeline to take over Neal’s job, and the two ladies have lesbian sex on his desk.

As I just said yesterday, I always love Gina Ryder’s softcore performances. Her three scenes are incredible. Susan Featherly is also always great and, in particular, their lesbian scene is amazing. This is one of the best episodes of this series. Chacebook rating: FIVE STARS

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