Ep 15. The Bachelor Party

The Bachelor Party is the 15th episode of the first season of the American sitcom Til Death. The show stars Brad Garrett and Joely Fisher as Eddie and Joy Stark, a middle-aged couple who have been married for 23 years, and Kat Foster and Eddie Kaye Thomas as their newlywed neighbors, Steph and Jeff Woodcock.

In this episode, Eddie and Jeff are preparing for the latter's bachelor party, which is being held at their house. Jeff is nervous about getting married and wants to let loose before the big day, but Eddie is concerned that the party will get out of hand and cause damage to their property.

Meanwhile, Joy and Steph are planning their own evening together. They decide to have a spa night and pamper themselves, but their plans are interrupted when they discover that Eddie and Jeff have hired a stripper for the party. Joy is furious and storms over to the Woodcocks' house to demand that they send the stripper home.

As the night progresses, Eddie and Jeff's party gets more and more rowdy. They start drinking heavily and playing drinking games, and the stripper is soon joined by some of her friends. Eddie becomes increasingly worried about the damage that is being caused to their house and tries to shut the party down, but Jeff insists that they keep going.

Meanwhile, Joy and Steph are having their own problems. They end up accidentally getting drunk on champagne and decide to confront the stripper themselves. They burst into the Woodcocks' house and demand that the stripper leave, but the situation quickly escalates into a full-blown altercation.

Eventually, Eddie and Jeff's party gets completely out of hand. The stripper and her friends are causing chaos, and the house is a mess. Eddie finally snaps and tells everyone to leave, but not before the stripper steals Eddie's wedding ring. Eddie and Jeff are left to clean up the mess, and Joy and Steph head home, thoroughly disillusioned by the events of the evening.

The Bachelor Party is a classic episode of Til Death, showcasing the show's signature brand of zany humor and over-the-top antics. The episode is notable for its depiction of the stark contrast between the men's and women's experiences of the evening, highlighting the differences between the always-entertaining male bonding rituals and the quieter, more introspective women's experiences. Ultimately, The Bachelor Party is a hilarious and entertaining episode that is sure to keep viewers laughing from beginning to end.