Bigfoot and the Baby: a novel by Ann Gelder

Kyle says goodbye to his sofa and prepares to move to Christmastown. Katie tells him why she's not going, and lies. The episode concludes with a new Patients song.

Katie and Hunter consummate their attraction (TW: unsettling though not graphic sex.)

A brief detour through the mind of Burt Majesky, Kyle's father and a Las Vegas dealer for over thirty years. He offers thoughts about Kyle's life choices while a gambler at his table seethes.

Jackie and Harry complete their tour of Christmastown...and consummate their attraction on a magical carpet.

Jackie returns from an exhausting tour of the Midwest to find Harry Ricker at her front door, ready to take her to Christmastown. Heading toward the half-finished new world, Jackie feels herself transforming...and Harry Ricker touching her knee.

Katie visits Hunter at the Missing Link and tries to get him to reveal his secrets. Kyle changes his hair, not that anyone will notice.

Katie discovers she likes being rich, which puts a dent in her punk rock cred. Her new song, "Stupid Cake," falls flat and her long-suffering guitarist walks out.

At Harry Ricker's lavish Tahoe Christmas party, Kyle further descends into the abyss--in front of his hero, David Letterman.

Visiting Harry Ricker's palatial Tahoe "cabin" for his Christmas party, Kyle embarks on a series of misadventures involving alcohol, his mother-in-law, and celebrities. 

An action-packed scene in which Mollie and Jackie narrowly escape from an adoring horde--thanks to Dudley Moore.