Ep 2. First Date

Mike & Molly was a popular American sitcom that premiered on CBS on September 20, 2010. Created by Mark Roberts, the show revolves around a couple, Mike and Molly, who meet at an Overeaters Anonymous meeting and fall in love.

Season 1 episode 2, titled "First Date," follows the couple on their first official date. The episode begins with Molly getting ready for the big night. She's nervous and excited, wondering what to wear, how to do her hair, and what to say.

Meanwhile, Mike is struggling to come up with a plan for the perfect date. He asks his partner Carl for advice, but he's not much help. Finally, he comes up with a plan to take Molly to a fancy restaurant.

As they arrive at the restaurant, they are greeted by the maître d' who looks at them with a puzzled expression. After a brief pause, he says, "Are you Mike and Molly?" They nod, and he leads them to their table. They sit down and start browsing through the menu.

While waiting for their food, they have an awkward conversation about the weather and their jobs. Molly tries to make small talk, but it's clear that Mike is not comfortable. He excuses himself to go to the bathroom, leaving Molly alone at the table.

Feeling frustrated, Molly gets up from the table and walks around the restaurant. She sees Mike talking with a group of people and realizes that he's been avoiding her. She walks up to him, and they have a brief argument.

Finally, Mike admits that he's not comfortable going out with someone who is so different from him. Molly is hurt by this but decides to give him a second chance. They go back to their table and continue their meal, but the mood is tense.

As they leave the restaurant, they exchange an awkward goodbye and go their separate ways.

Overall, season 1 episode 2 of Mike & Molly is a humorous and engaging look at the couple's first date. It shows the challenges of dating someone who is different from you and how important it is to communicate your feelings honestly. Fans of the show will enjoy this episode as it sets the tone for the rest of the series.