Having been invited to a fundraising dinner with the President and Mrs. Clinton, Larry suddenly must find a date for the high profile event. After Larry puts off Arthur's offer to be his date, Hank announces that guest Sharon Stone's wedding engagement has been called off. Intrigued by her sudden availability, Larry calls on Sharon as she is preparing for the show and gets himself invited to her dinner with director Oliver Stone. Meanwhile, Beverly is offended by the crude language freely employed by her male co-workers. At an interview with a reporter from "TV Guide," Larry discovers that the news of their dinner together is already the talk of the town and is stunned when Sharon calls to arrange another date that night. As Larry is besieged by his publicist about the date, Arthur warns him about the perils of going out with someone more famous than he. Despite the innocence of their encounter, rumors abound about his sleeping with Sharon Stone and, when forced to wait as reporters' interview her before their date, Larry begins to understand Arthur's warning. Meanwhile, as they worry about what will happen to their boss as a result of the romance, Beverly, Paula, and Darlene unite in their complaints about the men's foul language. While preparing for bed after their next date, Larry's discovery that Sharon has a better table at the President's dinner causes an obvious loss of passion. So, after another talk with Arthur, he decides that he has no choice but to break off the relationship. But, when he tries to reach Sharon and learns that she has already decided to drop him, Larry enlists Beverly to mediate the break up with the beautiful star's assistant. Finally, after being spared embarrassment and a confrontation, Larry turns to another guest for a date to the big dinner.
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