S4·E6 Multiple Choice
Synopsis
Overton and Synclaire must take a compatibility test before they can be married at their church. Synclaire constantly nags Overton about studying, while he feels they have nothing to worry about. They get into an argument just before taking the test, and purposely fail by writing the most inflammatory responses possible. Rev. Taylor finally agrees to let them re-take the test, but only after his wife threatens to make him sleep in the bathtub. Max tries to prove that she can have any man she wants by throwing herself at a young waiter. He continually turns her down, but relents after she takes the stage and gives an embarrassing rendition of ""All by Myself."" When he asks her out, Max says, ""I don't date desperate men.""
Music: ""All by Myself"" (Eric Carmen), performed by Erika Alexander
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When did Season 4 Episode 6 of Living Single air?
Season 4, Episode 6 ('Multiple Choice') originally aired on September 26, 1996.
How long is Season 4 Episode 6 ('Multiple Choice')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 30 minutes.
What happens in Living Single Season 4 Episode 6?
Overton and Synclaire must take a compatibility test before they can be married at their church. Synclaire constantly nags Overton about studying, while he feels they have nothing to worry about. They get into an argument just before taking the test, and purposely fail by writing the most inflammato...
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