Ep 7. All Together Now

As Dr. Masters and Virginia continue their research on sexual response, they begin to encounter new obstacles that shake up their lives both in and out of the office. In episode 7, titled "All Together Now," the already tense relationship between Dr. Masters and his wife Libby becomes even more strained as they try to rekindle their romance. Meanwhile, Virginia's personal life starts to overlap with her work as a "tester" when she begins a secret affair with a married man.

The episode opens with Dr. Masters and Virginia observing a couple who are supposed to be having sex in a laboratory setting, but they're having trouble achieving orgasm. After the failed experiment, Dr. Masters becomes increasingly irritable about the whole process and takes out his frustration on Virginia. The tension between the two is palpable, and it's clear that their working relationship is starting to become strained.

Meanwhile, Libby is feeling neglected by her husband and tries to spice up their sex life by surprising him with a new lingerie set. However, Dr. Masters is more interested in finishing his research than in being intimate with his wife. Libby becomes increasingly frustrated and resentful, especially when she discovers that Dr. Masters has been sleeping at the office.

As for Virginia, she's been having her own romantic troubles. She's been seeing a man named Ethan, who is married, and their relationship is becoming more serious. Virginia is conflicted about whether or not she should end things with Ethan, especially since she's aware that he's cheating on his wife. This internal struggle is made even more complicated when Ethan's wife shows up at the office looking for him.

The entire situation becomes even more complicated when Dr. Masters has to step in and de-escalate the situation. This leads to an explosive confrontation between Virginia and Ethan, which ultimately forces Virginia to make a decision.

Throughout the episode, the theme of the intersection between personal and professional lives is explored in depth. Dr. Masters and Virginia are both struggling to balance their research with their personal relationships, and it's clear that the two are starting to overlap. This leads to tension, conflict, and difficult decisions for all involved.

Despite the heavy subject matter, the episode is handled with subtlety and nuance. The characters are all fully realized and multidimensional, and it's clear that their actions are all driven by complex emotions and conflicting desires. This makes for a thought-provoking and engaging viewing experience that will leave viewers eagerly anticipating the next episode.