When Holstein assigns Alan to write an article about "Sexual Harassment and the Working Woman," he finds it difficult to relate to a problem he's never faced, so she suggests to spend a weekend together.
Alan is besieged by angry readers and angry coworkers who feel he is a sexist when his article on marriage and infidelity appears just a few days before Christmas.
Alan is livid when he accidentally finds out Susan is making $3,000 more than he is for doing the same staff writing job, but confronting his boss, Holstein, adds to his frustration.
Alan agonizes over finding a way to tell Susan that he hates the play she wrote after agreeing to give his advice, and at the same time Betty becomes a secretary at "Woman's Life," and gets into trouble for giving unsolicited advice.
Holstein leads the Woman's Life staff on a heated rampage to publicize her attempts to infiltrate an exclusive all-male journalism club, and everyone is enthused except Alan, who happens to belong to the club.
After a bitter divorce. Alan's ex-wife Sheila suddenly and mysteriously shows up on his doorstep to reconcile, and Alan's in a frenzy when he thinks it's a ploy to gain custody of Amy.
Three years after their bitter divorce, Alan's ex-wife, Sheila, shows up and drops the bombshell that she has decided to move back in with him and Amy. Conclusion of a two-part episode.
