The Work Outing

When Jen is asked to the theatre for a date, Moss and Roy invite themselves along, then make her doubt the heterosexuality of her date. She wonders further when the play turns out to be a production of “Gay! – A Gay Musical”, during which Moss and Roy are mistaken for a couple during the audience participation segment. At intermission, neither Roy nor Moss are able to use the toilets because of an attendant, so they use the disabled and staff facilities (respectively) and are forced to adopt appropriate identities when caught. Roy, in particular, as he pretends to be disabled, and the staff believe him. At the start, Roy went along to see an actress from The Bill, but when he was “disabled”, and finally meets her, she treats him like a baby. What he thought of her at the end is not mentioned. In the end, Jen confronts her date about his heterosexuality because of the play they just saw, and he tries to cover it up by saying heterosexual people are allowed to be fans of homosexual musicals. However, when Jen mentions how he wanted to read a copy of Heat, he then buckles and comes out about his homosexuality, saying he hoped a relationship with Jen would work because she looked like a man.