Ep 2. First Date

Whitney is a popular sitcom that aired on NBC from 2011 to 2013. The show featured comedian Whitney Cummings, who played the titular character and her boyfriend Alex, played by Chris D'Elia. The show followed the ups and downs of their relationship, as well as the relationships of their close friends.

In season 1 episode 2, titled "First Date," Whitney and Alex go on their first official date after having been in a casual relationship for some time. The episode begins with Whitney getting dressed up for the occasion, excited to finally be going on a real date with the man she's been seeing. However, things don't go as smoothly as planned.

On their way to the restaurant, Whitney and Alex get into a minor fender bender with a parked car. Though no real damage has been done, Alex insists on leaving a note for the owner of the car. Whitney thinks this is unnecessary and frets over the fact that they are already running late for their reservation.

At the restaurant, things continue to go wrong as they are seated next to a couple who constantly argue and bicker. Despite the uncomfortable atmosphere, Whitney and Alex try to have a good time and enjoy their meal. However, their conversation is stilted and awkward, and they both find themselves struggling to come up with things to say.

Eventually, things start to turn around when Alex suggests they play a game where they make up ridiculous backstories for people they see in the restaurant. This breaks the tension between them and they start to loosen up and have fun together. They also admit to each other that they were both nervous and unsure about how the date was going, but are relieved to find that they still have chemistry and a connection.

Overall, "First Date" is a classic episode of a romantic comedy series. It highlights the nerves and awkwardness that come with a first date, while also showing the importance of being able to let loose and enjoy yourself. Whitney and Alex's chemistry is on full display in this episode, and viewers see why their relationship is worth rooting for.