 When Jill becomes the next victim of colleague Stan, who takes credit for his brilliant technical idea, Mikey suggests using the boxing ring the At-bar just installed for  office fighting . Jill asks  dumped  Jack if Matt is a good kisser. Matt asks Jack out, she agrees: to Audrey s preview Friday-night. The others are there too; Barto s repeated apologies are accepted with a smile now Travis is history. Elisa is struck on the street by a glance exchanged with hunky Jonathon Appel whom she doesn t now yet. Matt and Jack kiss. In the morning, Barto finds Audrey outdoors in pajamas, waiting for the newspaper review- the musical is a hit. Stan accepts to box, but has his own gloves- Barto and Mikey help intimidated Jill train his arse off. Jack considers it Cro-Magnon but perfect for TV, and may cover it with Matt; Jill won t hear of camera s, so Stan becomes the hero. Audrey was dressed up to celebrate with Barto, but takes a rain-check when theatrical agent Roger Wyman invites her; Barto thinks the dress was to impress Roger; in the morning he invites her for the At-bar fight, which is hosted by Mikey. Elisa is exited to see Jonathan arrive there, but can t find him. Stan cancels with alleged flu, but Matt s offer to stand is is a least as acceptable to star feature challenger David  Messenger of death  Jillefski. Matt is knocked KO: Jack must go live instead in only five minutes, and proves a hit- like Jack s fist hit good loser Matt a black eye. Barto drops by at Audrey s to tell her he s no longer scared, can t be scared off and is confident nothing scares her more then a serious love.