Kyle and Max must deal with the consequences of their drunken night together. Kyle manages to sneak Max out of the apartment without detection; but everyone becomes suspicious when they show up at the group's rooftop gathering singing the same song, and seem hesitant to insult one another. After Kyle returns to his apartment with Overton, he and Max each confess what has happened. Overton suggests that Kyle find out if what he and Max share is love or hate. Kyle asks Max to dinner, and she accepts. This horrifies Regine, as she fears that she would be left as the only target for all of Max's scorn and ridicule. She bets Khadijah, Synclaire, Overton and Scooter (who has found a job in New York) on the outcome of the date. Kyle asks Max why she is so reluctant to open up to anyone, and she admits that she needs to protect herself from getting hurt. She nixes a relationship with Kyle because she would miss their antagonism too much. They dance and have a nice evening, but Regine wins her
Title | Living Single - Season 2 Episode 1 There's Got to Be a Morning After |
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Year | 1998 |
Genre | Comedy |
Country | United States of America |
Studio | FOX |
Cast | Queen Latifah, Kim Coles, Erika Alexander, Terrence 'T.C.' Carson, John Henton, Kim Fields |
Crew | Yvette Lee Bowser (Producer) |
Alternative Titles | |
Keyword | romantic, amused, celebratory, familiar |
First Air Date | Aug 29, 1993 |
Last Air date | Jan 01, 1998 |
Season | 5 Season |
Episode | 118 Episode |
Runtime | 30:14 minutes |
Quality | HD |
IMDb: | 8.33/ 10 by 42.00 users |
Popularity | 34.205 |
Language | English |