15. Don Geiss, America and Hope

Complete story — includes the ending

Jack tries to learn everything about Kabletown and find a way he can contribute. He is shocked to learn that Kabletown runs pay-per-view adult channels and is horrified at the prospect of no longer making things. Jack has an epiphany and proposes to Kabletown executives that they produce "porn for women", channels featuring attractive men who "listen" while women blather on. Meanwhile, Liz and Wesley continuously run into each other. Wesley believes they are meant to be together as they continue running into each other. The pair soon come to terms that the anaesthesia is the cause of whatever they went through and agree to stop seeing each other. Later, when they run into each other again, Wesley states they should probably just settle for each other which horrifies Liz. Elsewhere, Tracy's nanny writes a tell-all book, revealing that Tracy has been faithful to Angie. In order to restore his womanizing persona, Tracy announces to the media that he is leaving show business to spend more time with a stripper, but no one buys it. In addition, women come forward and admit that they did not have sex with Tracy. He decides to sleep with Liz but she refuses. She tells him that he should be happy with the life he has.