Editing Mark Corrigan (section)

==== Dance Class ====
Sophie and Mark attend an office party celebrating Johnson's promotion to their new boss. Mark attempts to hack into Sophie’s email by asking her personal questions, hoping one of her answers will reveal her password. When he finally discovers it (an abbreviation for "Sex and the City" that Sophie mistakenly thinks is "Sex in the City"), he reads an email where Sophie discusses Mark and Jeff, noting that Mark is too serious and uptight. To prove he can be fun, Mark agrees to join Sophie at her dance class.

Expecting a salsa class, Mark is dismayed to find that it is actually "Rainbow Rhythms," a new-age dance class that embodies everything he dislikes. During the class, Mark pushes aside a man trying to dance with him when he sees another man dancing with Sophie. Later, in a group discussion, the man Mark rejected and another participant named Gwyn subtly criticize Mark’s fit for the class. Mark confronts them, arguing that if it’s truly a "hippie free-for-all," they should embrace people who stand for everything they hate, such as "eating red meat and liking money."

Later, at a bar with Gwyn, Toni, Mark, Sophie, [[Nancy (Peep Show)|Nancy]], and others from the dance class, Jeremy pretends that he and Nancy are a serious couple. However, it becomes clear that Nancy is interested in Gwyn, revealing that she and Jeremy have an open relationship.

Sophie, Mark, Jeremy, and Nancy later visit Gwyn’s summer house, where Nancy encourages everyone to "break taboos." This leads to Jeremy and Mark being forced to kiss, both trying to appear easy-going but disliking the idea of kissing another man. Sophie and Mark leave and share a romantic moment by the lake.

The following day at work, Mark reads an email from Sophie where she expresses that she thinks they could "really have something." When Sophie catches him reading it, she is furious, and Mark tries to defend himself by saying, "We can’t throw this all away just because I spy on you!"