Confucius makes an agreement with Joan that they'll pretend to date each other to make Harriet jealous.
Tropes in this episode:
- Good Angel, Bad Angel: JFK is shown to have a shoulder angel and shoulder devil, with the angel having his own angel and devil and that devil having his own shoulder devil. They end up leaving JFK to instead give Abe advice and later wind up caught in a rotary fan, with the largest devil and the smallest angel being the only survivors when they return to JFK.
- Interspecies Romance: Skunky-Poo returns and turns out to be a woman. While the mischievous skunk once again plays a trick on Scudworth by disguising herself as his date, Skunky-Poo's antics are revealed to be a compulsive behavior she's had trouble controlling and Scudworth turns out to have feelings for her, even fantasizing about getting married and having a child with her that turns out to be a bomb before Skunky-Poo tricks him yet again and Scudworth responds to her Character Catchphrase of "Try and catch me, bitch" by stating that he always will try.
- Operation: Jealousy: Confucius comes up with a plan to make Harriet jealous by pretending to be in love with Joan, which Joan agrees with under the condition that Confucius pay her with the money needed to pay for entering her art film.
- Political Overcorrectness: When Touissant and Harriet ask if Confucius and Joan are walking by in slo mo, Van Gogh corrects them that the proper term is "slomosexual".
- Valentine's Day Episode: The episode takes place on Valentine's Day.
