That's how back in the day, according to Corky, you figured out if someone was gay. Miles in a relaxed moment tells the group about his dream concerning new consumer reporter Brian McNamara which makes them all question Miles' sexuality since it seems rather Freudian. Miles begins going to therapists to figure out the truth. This playful episode shows the FYI team being completely accepting of the possibility that he is indeed gay, but Miles' neurosis over his whole self identity takes over his psyche. You even get to see nice southern Christian girl Corky being completely accepting of it, mentioning that her own minister is gay which conquers two stereotypes. McNamara gives a sweet, funny performance, touching when he mentions going to a lot of funerals lately, yet unable to fulfill Corky's test by checking his shoe in a completely different way. A very funny episode that opens with a dream by Murphy where she literally is as large as a house. Grant Shaud is very funny in revealing Miles' insecurities, yet understanding when he finally confronts his sexuality while out to lunch with McNamara.
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