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21. Emmanuel Goes to Dinosaur Land

With Avery out of town, Nancy shows up to visit Jack. Liz revisits her old boyfriends and yet again runs into the unshakable Wesley. Tracy eschews a gritty, Oscar-caliber role to do a Garfield movie.

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Liz revisits Drew and Dennis in hopes that one of them can be her date to Floyd's wedding. The visits, however, are a disaster. At Cerie's rehearsal dinner, Liz discovers that she will be seated next to Wesley. She invites him as her date to Floyd's wedding. At the wedding, Wesley tells her to get him U.S. residency and proposes marriage to her. Liz agrees to marry him. The combination of Avery deciding not to be Jack's date at Cerie's wedding, and him getting an unexpected visit from Nancy, results in increased complexity in their love triangle. He decides not to sleep with Nancy so that no problem ensues in his decision to choose between them but he ends up sleeping with her anyway. At Floyd's wedding, Jack tells Nancy about Avery, and as a result, Nancy threatens to leave him once the ceremony is over. As Liz is giving a reading, Jack texts her to stall, resulting in Liz reading inappropriate scripture recitations. Tracy is encouraged by Kenneth and Dot Com to take part in a drama film, Hard To Watch, a story of an inner-city boy living in the ghetto, something Tracy can directly relate to. He realizes that playing the role may bring up too many repressed memories. Tracy, Dot Com and Kenneth visit places from Tracy's childhood in order to prepare him for the role, but this backfires when Tracy is brought to tears because of his past.

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