Well, Michael's back to making dumb new policies.Libby actually makes some pretty good points so it's a shame she decides to back him for the sake of a promotion.Paul mostly talks nonsense and is largely ignored. Karl and Susan get some fairly good material advising Libby, managing not to fall into the trap of spouting homilies.
The other main focus is on Jade and Mark dealing with the morning after the night before.Jade's likability takes a severe dent, first with the way she laughs at the idea of actually having a relationship with Mark, then with the way she suddenly insists they need to keep quiet when she learns that Kate doesn't think you should sleep with your best friend's boyfriend.Of course, Mark isn't Kate's boyfriend but everyone seems to have forgotten that...Kyle is on fine form once again.
The other main focus is on Jade and Mark dealing with the morning after the night before.Jade's likability takes a severe dent, first with the way she laughs at the idea of actually having a relationship with Mark, then with the way she suddenly insists they need to keep quiet when she learns that Kate doesn't think you should sleep with your best friend's boyfriend.Of course, Mark isn't Kate's boyfriend but everyone seems to have forgotten that...Kyle is on fine form once again.