Steven is depressed because Lizzie still has a boyfriend ("Life sucks if I can't have her"). Ron, who hates Eric, decides to intervene and bring Steven and Lizzie together himself. He talks to Lizzie, who is on the fence about Eric and Steven, and convinces her that Steven is good for her. Meanwhile, a religious student named Luke (Kevin Hart) sees Steven moping about and tells him that he needs God in his life.
Sheila, Lizzie and Rachel's room...
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Steven is depressed because Lizzie still has a boyfriend ("Life sucks if I can't have her"). Ron, who hates Eric, decides to intervene and bring Steven and Lizzie together himself. He talks to Lizzie, who is on the fence about Eric and Steven, and convinces her that Steven is good for her. Meanwhile, a religious student named Luke (Kevin Hart) sees Steven moping about and tells him that he needs God in his life.
Sheila, Lizzie and Rachel's roommate whom no one has seen before, is moving out. Marshall, Lloyd, Rachel and Lizzie plan to turn her vacated room into a party lounge, calling it the Poochie Party Palace. Lizzie and Lloyd are too busy with schoolwork, leaving Marshall and Rachel to take care of it themselves. Marshall is pleased at getting to spend more time with Rachel.
A particularly zealous professor (David Pasquesi) lectures his Lloyd's class on existentialism, calling life "meaningless" and "pointless" and ending his lecture by saying "We are all completely alone."...
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