The marriage of Gerald and Ivy Milburn is threatened by jealousy as Gerald questions his wife's attentions toward Peter, and Ivy watches her husband befriend a sexy, but obviously broke woman, Tracy Benedict. Gerald offers Tracy money and a room at the hotel if she'll distract Peter from Ivy. Meanwhile, Ivy asks Peter to befriend Tracy and find out about her affair with Gerald. Complicating matters, Tracy's jilted fiancé arrives, determined to win her back. Determined to correct the Milburns' paranoia, Peter sends Tracy and Nick on their way as lovers. Bartender Frank Jessup trades jibes with waiter Joel Shubert, a homosexual tired of Frank's prejudice. Ironically, Frank soon learns that he has AIDS. Frank believes Joel to be the cause, but Joel has twice tested negative. Frank's ex-wife, Sheila , berates Frank as a closet homosexual, and his son, Elliot, thinks he's a junkie. Frank apologizes to Joel then reveals his problem to Christine, who tells him that his job is secure.
Name | Type | Role | |
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James Fritzhand | Writer | ||
Kim Johnston Ulrich | Guest Star | ||
Ken Kercheval | Guest Star | ||
Philip Sterling | Guest Star | ||
Leigh J. McCloskey | Guest Star | ||
George Gaynes | Guest Star | ||
Rita Taggart | Guest Star | ||
Robert Krantz | Guest Star | ||
Doug Savant | Guest Star | ||
Bill McIntyre | Guest Star | ||
Barbara Rush | Guest Star | ||
Jerome Courtland | Director |