Friends convince Sarah and David to avoid getting entangled in a romance.

Sarah and David face the embarrassing dilemma of who to bring to their cooking-class dinner party.

Sarah and David finally synchronize their schedule for a dinner date—but keeping it involves surmounting a number of obstacles, including a rock group, a hotel strike, an allergic reaction and a vexing vending machine.

Sarah and David enjoy their second date, then both become anxious about the dreaded ""third date syndrome.""

An old boyfriend invites Sarah to spend the weekend with him in Los Angeles.

Sarah feels as smothered by David as David's daughter feels by her college beau.

Sarah and David attempt to spend the night together.

In their attempts to assemble a cider mill, Sarah and David discover troubling differences in their approaches to tasks.

Sarah doesn't think David's favourite comic is funny.

When Molly starts calling David ""Pop"" after a photo shoot, Sarah worries that Molly really only likes modeling.

At their first meeting, making preparations for David's surprise birthday party, Sarah and Stan are cat and dog.

Sarah and David have their first big argument.