It's All Over Now

Original Airdate:	February 16, 2005
Writer:	Mark Hudis
Director:	David Trainer

When a hot new intern, Sarah, starts working at the radio station with Donna, all of the guys go nuts. But when Sarah poses in a bikini to gain exposure for the station, Donna refuses and gets fired. Meanwhile, Jackie wants to reconcile with Hyde, but is too afraid she'll get hurt.

Donna is upset when the radio station very attractive, yet music illiterate “Sizzling Sarah” to work at the station. Her upset turns to anger when the station manager wants her to help promote a live remote broadcast from Grooves Records (where Tom Jones is due to appear) by appearing on a billboard wearing a bikini. She approaches the station manager and voices her opinion and ends up getting fired and replaced by Sarah. But Eric has a plan to help her get back at Sarah... At the remote broadcast, Donna goes to Sarah and apologizes. She hands her a record and says the station manager says she should play it. Sarah, absentmindedly, puts on George Carlin’s seven dirty words you can’t say on television or radio. She gets fired and Donna gets her job back, with some concessions from the station manager to boot.

Angie and Hyde work to coordinate Jones’ appearance. He’s late and Hyde is left having to fend off a throng of angry woman.

Kitty’s excited to meet Tom Jones and wants to go, but falls ill with the flu. She asks Red to go in her sted. He begrudingly goes, only he doesn’t want to wait in line with the “herd of water buffalo” and leaves after forging the autograph on the record. Kitty is pleased as punch with Red and prepares him a hero’s meal. But then Bob comes in and it’s revealed Tom Jones never showed up.

Jackie asks Fez’s advice on how to get Hyde back. Fez tells her she needs to go to him and tell her how she feels. He offers to role play for her, but that fails when he keeps trying to slip a kiss in. Jackie goes to the record store and confronts Hyde, who is too busy with Tom Jones appearance to pay much attention. Jackie’s hurt.