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Episode Guide Season One Pilot. Danny (Kerr Smith) and Dave (Hal Sparks) arrive in West Hollywood intent on making it in show business. They luck into plum jobs at a talent agency. But, when their powerful new boss (Harvey Fierstein) mistakes them for a couple, they decide they either must play along or return to Omaha. Strange Bedfellows. In a hilarious episode told from two different perspectives simultaneously via split screen, Danny and Dave (Hal Sparks and Kerr Smith) wake up in the same bed. As they try to piece together the events of the night before, the sleeping arrangements become the least of their worries when their neighbor accuses them of snatching his poodle and a cadre of Columbian drug lords come looking for their leader. Will Ferrell guest stars. Gay Like Me.When Danny and Dave need extra money for Rush tickets, they take jobs as cater-waiters. But, when their new boss discovers them hitting on the waitresses, they face hilarious discrimination. Variety hailed this episode as “on television at some point.” Out and About. Dave and Danny are thrilled to make dates with two attractive women. Hilarity ensues when it turns out to be a different kind of double date. Meanwhile, Danny (Hal Sparks) must calm his mother (Delta Burke) down when his picture appears in Gay Times. Waiter: Gilbert Gottfired. I Am Curious, Taupe. After an off-hand comment by the boss leaves them puzzled and questioning, Danny and Dave (Hal Sparks and Kerr Smith) decide to get good and drunk and try a little couch cuddling. Hilarity ensues when one discovers something shocking about himself. Is this the end for the platonic pals? Kloset Kases. Danny and Dave (Hal Sparks, Kerr Smith) must work fast to prevent the girls next door (Guest stars Amber Benson and China Jesusita Shavers) from finding out about their night of drunken exploration. Their plan involves a night out dancing, a run-in with the first openly gay Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, and the return of Sven, the cross-dressing, illiterate dog walker (Will Ferrell). Out of This Closet. Dan and Dave meet Evie (Maureen Flannigan), a beautiful girl with a secret. When Dave (Kerr Smith) is drawn to her, Dan (Hal Sparks) contends with odd feelings for her boyfriend, Chris Fuller (Steve Burton). Donna Pescow guest stars as Donna Garland in this Out of This World reunion. Voice of Troy: Burt Reynolds. Tighty Whiteys. Danny and Dave (Hal Sparks and Kerr Smith) accompany their boss (Harvey Fierstein) to a White Party. Hilarity ensues. Merry Christmas, Mrs. Finkelstein. Danny and Dave (Hall Sparks and Kerr Smith) learn a lesson in giving when each makes an ironic sacrifice to buy the other a gift. Meanwhile, Lenny's (Harvey Fierstein) mother (Anne Bancroft) pays a visit and he needs the guys' help in convincing her he's not still single Martinizing. Dave and Danny (Hal Sparks and Kerr Smith) return for four blockbuster episodes. This week, Dave convinces Danny to pretend they're a couple in order to gain a discount for their local dry cleaner which complicates Danny's plan to seduce the new receptionist at work (Michelle Williams). The Kitten Episode. It looks like the end for Danny and Dave (Hal Sparks and Kerr Smith) when Danny's old girlfriend (Busy Phillips) returns and wants to start again. While Danny decides whether to take her back, Dave begins to come to grips with his own feelings for Danny and confesses everything to his understanding boss (Harvey Fierstein). Always a Bridesmaid. With only two episodes left, Danny and Dave (Hal Sparks and Kerr Smith) face life-altering decisions. While Dave decides whether to confess his feelings to Danny, Danny's bride-to-be (Busy Phillips) turns into a bridezilla, making everyone's life Hell. Meanwhile, when Lenny (Harvey Fierstein) accompanies Danny to the tux shop, he finds the last thing he expected: true love. Love With the Proper Roommate. As Danny (Hal Sparks) prepares to marry a woman he doesn't love, Dave (Kerr Smith) tries to muster the courage to admit his feelings to his best friend. There's only one person who can bring these two together: Sven, the illiterate, cross-dressing dog walker. Will Ferrell returns in the romantic series finale that moves from sunny Los Angeles to rustic Vermont. Whatever Lola Wants. Seeing Lola (Charo) falling in love with Damien (Clive Owen) causes Charlie (Charlie Hunnam) to ponder setting his bride free, even though it may mean losing his chance to be King. The Queen (Maggie Smith) becomes so preoccupied with her new paramour (Derek Jacobi) she forgets to sign an important proclamation leading to the possible secession of Scotland. But when Lola begins to see signs of jealousy in Charlie, she begins to wonder if her husband may really love her after all. |
