In gratitude, the woman asks Ally to be a bridesmaid. Cut to the wedding. The groom turns out to be Ally's undercarriage quickie. Thus, Ally surmises that he really doesn't love the bride and is marrying her for her fortune. She so informs the lady and the nuptials are off.
Infidelity is no big deal.
So, praise the culture and pass the condoms. And, the Fox sitcom is far from the worse thing afloat in cesspool-land. At least a third of each episode consists of grunting and groaning. L. Monique Ward, a professor at the University of Michigan, conducted a study of 300 college students. What passes for creativity in Hollywood lies exclusively in finding new ways to push the envelope.