Ep 7. I've Got You Under My Skin

Living Single season 4 episode 7, titled "I've Got You Under My Skin," follows the lives of six close-knit friends as they navigate the ups and downs of their 20-something lives in New York City. In this episode, the gang dives headfirst into the dating scene, with mixed results.

First up is Khadijah, the no-nonsense owner of the local magazine. She's finally found a guy who seems to meet all of her standards, but there's one problem: he's a smoker. Khadijah struggles with whether or not she can overlook this habit and make a real go of things with him.

Meanwhile, Regine, the group's resident fashionista, is thrilled to have landed a date with an uber-rich businessman. But things start to go awry when she realizes that he's more interested in her as a trophy girlfriend than as a person. Regine must decide whether or not to stick it out for the sake of his money and status.

Over in the male camp, Kyle and Overton find themselves competing for the affections of a beautiful woman they both met at a club. As they each try to outdo the other with grand gestures and romantic gestures, it becomes clear that they're both in over their heads. Will they be able to put their rivalry aside and find a way to share the girl, or will their friendship be torn apart?

Last but not least, Synclaire, the sweet-natured receptionist at Khadijah's office, is dealing with a romantic crisis of her own. Her longtime boyfriend has just enlisted in the military, leaving her reeling and unsure of what to do next. With the support of her friends, Synclaire must find the strength to weather this difficult time and figure out what her future holds.

The episode is full of laughs, tears, and heartwarming moments as the friends support each other through their various romantic misadventures. Along the way, they also tackle some deeper issues, like whether or not it's possible to compromise in a relationship and still stay true to yourself. With its blend of humor, heart, and relatable characters, Living Single remains a beloved classic of 90s television.