Ep 9. April and Andy's Fancy Party

April and Andy are throwing a fancy dinner party at their home, and Leslie is excited to attend. However, as soon as she arrives she can tell that something is off. The decorations are tacky, the food is terrible, and no one is having a good time. April and Andy are completely oblivious to it all and seem to be more interested in playing "Guess Who's Dead?" than entertaining their guests.

Meanwhile, Ron is having a crisis of his own when he discovers that his ex-wife Tammy is back in town. He goes to great lengths to avoid her, including hiding in the bathroom and pretending to be someone else when she calls. Leslie eventually catches onto his antics and offers to help him out by pretending to be his date for the evening. The two end up having a great time together, but Ron gets sidetracked when he catches Tammy kissing another man.

Elsewhere, Tom is struggling to find a successful drink recipe for his new business venture, "Snake Juice". He enlists the help of his friend Jean-Ralphio, but things quickly take a turn for the worse. The drink is so strong that it causes patrons to get drunk almost immediately and start fighting each other. Tom and Jean-Ralphio end up getting kicked out of their own establishment.

Back at the party, things are taking a turn for the worse. April and Andy start arguing and the guests start to leave one by one. Leslie tries to salvage the evening by organizing a game of "Cones of Dunshire", but it only seems to make things worse. Eventually, everyone ends up leaving and April and Andy are left alone.

The next morning, Leslie tries to make up for the disastrous party by organizing a "do-over" for April and Andy. The two are initially hesitant, but eventually agree to give it another try. This time around, the party is a huge success. The decorations are elegant, the food is delicious, and everyone is having a great time. Tom even manages to come up with a great drink recipe for Snake Juice. The evening ends with April and Andy sharing a dance together, and Leslie feeling proud of herself for turning things around.