Showtime Masters of Sex recap: “Three’s a Crowd” (July 19) As Human Sexual Response approaches its release date, Virginia is faced with a difficult decision regarding her pregnancy. Sensing that Virginia being an unwed mother might bring heightened scrutiny to Masters and Johnson’s work and relationship, Bill and Libby arrange for Virginia and George to legally marry. Bill hires Dr. Wesh (played by Maggie Grace) to fill in for Virginia. Bill takes on a high-profile infertility case in the king and queen of a Middle Eastern country.
Not A Euphemism: “I’m making pigs in blankets.” — Libby
Ow: “The McCormicks are impotence after penile trauma.” — Betty
Libby Throws Shade: “I always assumed Virginia was a woman of her word.”
It’s Good To Be The King: “I never met a king before. I went to grade school with a kid named Harvey King. He wasn’t actually a king. It was just his name, obviously. … Do you have a scepter?” — Lester
Um, Maybe Don’t Include That Part: “There’s physical promiscuity and there’s mental promiscuity. And I believe that the hypocrisy of the latter presents a far greater danger to our society. … That may not come out the way I intended.” — Bill, to a journalist
Ironic, In The Alanis Morrissette Sense: “Another irony. My bride on our wedding day encouraging me that there are other fish in the sea.” — George
Bill Should Probably Be Nicer To Dr. Wesh:
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