Hearts Afire

John and Georgie go on a date — a group one — and she's with George Hamilton.

Girl trouble makes for strange bedfellows when Strobe and Billy Bob with with John, who's bedridden with a fever.

Georgie's high-rolling father is released from prison and shows up at John's, where Georgie insists he stay.

John and Georgie retreat to a hotel, where they're bothered by bickering newlyweds next door.

A dinner party with his ex-wife and her lover won't be a picnic for John.

When his dream of opening a fast-food franchise in Cuba is dashed, George decides it's time to move on, leaving Georgie feeling blue.

Georgie takes stock of her life and hopes that a with visit Ruth will pay psychological dividends.

The staff moves quickly when they learn that Sen. Smithers' wife is threatening to run for the Senator's seat.

John feels like he might explode when he has reason to believe that Georgie might be leaking information about the Senator.

A road trip meant to capture the Christmas spirit stalls out in the snow somewhere between D.C. and the Big Apple.

After a visit to the White House, John sees red when he finds that Elliot has lifted the President's little black book.

A trivia game ends with a trivial pursuit into the hinterlands to verify Georgie's answer to the championship question.

Georgie and John write competing speeches for the Senator.

Georgie has trouble with George dating Dee Dee.

Georgie gives John the go-ahead to date a new Senator's aide.

Georgie revolts when John wonders about the old story of her having had an affair with Fidel Castro.

The Davis' decide to renewing their wedding vows when Adam suggest John and Georgie get married. The senator accidentally burns down his house and they all go away for the weekend. John proposes to Georgie and she accepts.

Conclusion. Reporters follow Dee Dee up to where the office is staying for the weekend. John and Georgie, initially, are having doubts about the wedding. However, they decide to go through with it in front of all their family and friends.

It's the senator's 75th birthday and he is still living in a Winnebago, which is now parked in the Harman's driveway. A scantily clad Dee Dee jumps out of the senator's birthday cake, which gives him plenty of unwanted publicity.

When Georgie gets sick, John, Billy and Dee Dee finish writing her steamy romance novel that's due at the publisher's.

John and Billy Bob look forward to their high-school reunion; Strobe reaches the breaking point.