It's Stuart's turn to hold the men's group at his place this time, but when the blokes turn up half the furniture's gone, three-quarters of the group have sent their apologies, and Sam's just passing through on his way to a date with a woman. New member Frank offers the group a new vision of the path to male fulfilment - something to do with sex with bears - but soon the boys get a little too deeply in touch with their maleness. Can Stuart break away domesticity and be a man? And what on earth does that mean?