Al has had a bad day at work: the tall willowy brunette that he got excited about serving at the shoe store turned out to be a transvestite. While Al tries to convince Peggy and Kelly that he's not gay, Kelly becomes concerned that she is getting old; in an act of youthful rebellion, she buys herself a motorbike...
A rare decent episode from season seven, this one features some great dialogue for a change: worried that men find him attractive, Al asks Peggy 'how do you make them not want you?'; Bud fires a well-aimed put-down at waitress Kelly - 'I'll talk to you when I need a coke and fries'; and Marcy encourages Al to take the bike out for a spin because it is dangerous - 'Ride like the wind, wild one.' Peggy gets laughs by being interested in the motorcycle for its vibrations: after Al accidentally trashes the bike, his wife takes the seat and engine upstairs for her enjoyment.
A rare decent episode from season seven, this one features some great dialogue for a change: worried that men find him attractive, Al asks Peggy 'how do you make them not want you?'; Bud fires a well-aimed put-down at waitress Kelly - 'I'll talk to you when I need a coke and fries'; and Marcy encourages Al to take the bike out for a spin because it is dangerous - 'Ride like the wind, wild one.' Peggy gets laughs by being interested in the motorcycle for its vibrations: after Al accidentally trashes the bike, his wife takes the seat and engine upstairs for her enjoyment.