Ep 6. The Other Woman

Mr. D Season 2 Episode 6, titled "The Other Woman," revolves around the central character of Mr. Gerry Duncan, a high school teacher who thinks he is the coolest and funniest teacher at Xavier Academy. In this episode, Gerry faces an unexpected hurdle when Lisa (Megan Park), his girlfriend, informs him that she cannot come to their date night because she has to attend a work conference on a weekend. Gerry is disappointed because he had been planning this date for a long time and had dreamt of spending quality time with Lisa.

Gerry, being Gerry, tries to move on quickly and seek companionship elsewhere. He convinces his colleague Lisa Mason (Kristin Booth) to come to the basketball game with him, assuring her that Lisa won't mind. Things, however, get complicated when Lisa discovers Gerry's true intentions and begins to feel uncomfortable sitting beside him at the game. As a result, Gerry feels even more disgruntled about the whole situation.

Meanwhile, the students at Xavier Academy prepare for a school play, which is being directed by Trudy (Lauren Hammersley). Gerry, who usually stays away from such activities, volunteers to help with the play so that he can stand close to Lisa Mason. This decision turns out to be a mistake as Gerry's lack of experience in theatre causes confusion and chaos.

The episode continues to explore Gerry's relationships and his attempts to maintain them. The students at Xavier Academy enjoy Gerry's unconventional teaching style, but parents often complain about his unprofessionalism, which could put Gerry's job on the line. Gerry's friendship with Bobbi (Naomi Snieckus) and Malik (Wesley Morgan) also gets strained as they feel he is not paying enough attention to them and is obsessed with Lisa.

The episode concludes with Gerry confronting Lisa about his insecurities and finding out the importance of trust in a relationship. Though things still remain complicated between Gerry and Lisa, Gerry tries to make amends with everyone by offering heartfelt apologies.

"The Other Woman" is a humorous and relatable episode that explores the complexities of relationships and how difficult it can be to balance work, friendships and love. The show highlights the importance of trust and communication, and how lack of it can lead to misunderstandings and conflicts. Despite the comedic tone of the show, it also touches upon serious issues, such as job security and professional conduct. Overall, it is an entertaining and insightful episode that keeps the viewers hooked till the end.