David and Shelly get together and sparks fly. But a dark reminder of Shelly's past becomes all too present...

Desperate for guidance, David hires an expert to teach him how to attract women.

When push comes to shove, can David remain true to his belief in non-violence?

Things come full circle when a face from the past returns.

David decides to take matters of the heart into his own hands...but what about Clovie?

David makes a date with an old acquaintance - a beautiful woman who seems too good to be true. Maybe... she is.

David explores his feminine side.

Love doesn't come for free, so David finds an unusual source for money...

David is too shy to talk to the woman of his dreams. But he has a plan...

A new New Yorker wants David as her tour guide. But a sad truth may threaten the relationship...

David contemplates what life will be like in the year 2011.

A tense David discovers that a "Happy Ending" isn't just an upbeat conclusion to a story.

David travels cross-country to meet a woman who comes with some extra baggage.

David goes to extremes to make himself desirable.

A new twist affects the future of David & Zandy's relationship...and their unborn child...

The only thing wilder than a "Wainy Day" is a Wainy Night.

David makes good on a promise from long ago...a promise of sex.

David's effort to impress a girl with Barry Manilow tix doesn't go quite as planned.

CraigsList leads David to a new apartment, but he gets more than he bargained for -- a journey of love, betrayal, and devastation awaits. (Includes a reference to Rita Moreno.)

A psychologist offers David more than just advice.

A technically challenged woman and a guy named Landon force David to question his own identity.

With two dates in one night, it's double the fun...and double the trouble!

David finds the world of folk music to be deeper - and darker - than he bargained for.

A frank discussion about sexual issues erupts at David's workplace.

A beautiful woman, a telescope, a bunny rabbit -- it all adds up to MURDER.