Miles is suffering guilt from allowing himself to be seduced by an older woman (all of 40) while he's away in Boston. When he gets back, it's time for the big boss's birthday bash, and when he spots the boss's wife, he realizes that she's the woman from Boston. Meanwhile, boss Alan Oppenheimer confides to Murphy that he's convinced that his wife is having an affair and believes that Frank is the man. Miles goes out of his way to clear his conscious, leading to a very funny twist, and it's obvious that Miles' reputation doesn't allow him to be thought of in any other way but as a kid who has managed to climb the ladder of success early in life. A very funny episode that gives Grant Shaud some meaty moments to chew the scenery, which based on the laugh track, had the audience (real or not back in 1989/90) howling at situations like this.
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