Johnny wrestles with his free office space in Bob's Garage, David struggles to build a cedar chest to protect his sweaters from moths, Moira joins the Jazzagals, and Alexis spends a lot of time with Mutt.
- Fish out of Water: Moira gives an impromptu jazz performance for the Jazzagals. However, they don't actually sing jazz, so her scatting is wildly out of place.
- Gone Horribly Right: Bob left Johnny in charge of the garage. Johnny steps up and makes a sale; $350 for a '93 Buick. Unfortunately, the car wasn't for sale. Dick Stinson brought it in for a brake job.
- Lampshade Hanging: Stevie points out the absurdity of David's choice of cologne.David: I once bought a Japanese cologne that was supposed to smell like the aftermath of a car crash with a cedar tree.
Stevie: Why would anyone want to smell like that?
David: What?
Stevie: You know what? Never mind. - Never My Fault: Bob lays the guilt on thick when Johnny sells an old car off his lot. Johnny should never have been left in charge; he wasn't actually employed by Bob. On the other hand, Johnny should never have stepped up and done Bob's job without a formal agreement between them.
- Oh, Crap!: Moira is shocked to learn that the newest member of the Jazzagals is a phenomenally talented performer, giving her performance anxiety.
- The Reliable One: Alexis sends Mutt to the motel to pick up some accents for the barn. He spots David's obvious cluelessness and offers to help build the cedar chest, then proceeds to do all the work himself.
- Tomboy with a Girly Streak: Butch Lesbian Ronnie is a member of the Jazzagals.
