Two thieves break into the house, steal several electronic devices and knock Sarah unconscious. All the roommates are scared of being alone in the house, and Dryder sees that as an opportunity to manipulate Pete into taking charge of one of their major accounts – a gun factory. Dryden gets Pete a gun, something none of the roommates but Sarah approve. When they hear a strange noise coming from the kitchen, the gun is put at proof and Pete realizes maybe it's not such a safe idea after all. Meanwhile, Finley's heavily worked, much anticipated exhibit at the museum turns into a social problem due to an old picture in which slaves appear smiling – something the African-Americans (specially Lewis), take offensively. Finley bravely manages to turn the situation around and keep the exhibit from being shut down. She also has problems with Ben and breaks up with him after seeing his children.