In this episode, we hear about Ken's first pair of expensive shoes, which he paid a week's salary for in 1980. Further, we get to see just what these shoes represented.

In this short story, we hear of a first crush, between an awkward teenage boy (Ken) and the Object Of His Affection, a motorcycle-riding country boy.

Blind dates can be a good ting, or a recipe for disaster.  For Ken, they have been disaster in the past.  We get to hear of three of Ken's funnier blind date stories!

High-school-aged Ken receives his first piece of real grown-up jewelry, and a life lesson.

Now that the story has ended, the people involved just didn't disappear--their stories continued. This is what happened to them. 

All Mark ever wanted was the most normal things in the world--good friends, satisfying work, happiness.  We start the episode with just that--a dinner party where Mark, Ken, and two other of Mark's friends are enjoying roast chicken and vegetables--the most normal thing in the world. Events develop from there.

In this episode, Mark and Ken start out to update Mark's Gay Card, which is seriously in arrears, by attending the director's cut of David Bowie in The Man Who Fell To Earth.  This experience was not a good one.  Afterwards, Mark has his first art exhibit in almost twenty years! Then, he and Ken plot to kidnap Gordon from The Netherlands.

In this episode, Mark and Ken get surprised by a lawsuit after the commando raid.  This is where Ken remembers his experience from his youth--crazy people are unpredictable.  You can't predict what they will do.

In the meantime, Ken gets to go on a dream date with the Man Downstairs-hilarity ensues!

In this episode, Mark finds an apartment, and starts getting harassed in person by Victor. Ken writes the petition, which Mark argues for himself in court, winning a restraining order with conditions.  The next day,Ken and Mark do a commando raid on the apartment in Los Angeles, decently-attired,wearing underwear. Hilarity ensues!

In this episode, Ken begins by filling us in on the five-year gap between Act 2 and Act 3.  Once the two land in San Francisco, the journey out of this domestic violence situation begins.  With brief detours for fashion and style.