Each of the remaining seven Molerons are then given a little time to philosophize on the game's progress. Kate is obviously Lovey Howell, an airheaded old bat on the surface but a conniving bitch deep down. Not sure where Jennifer fits in the Gilligan-Mole equation, since Sherwood Schwartz didn't see the need to represent middle school gym teachers in his 1960s allegorical masterpiece. Henry takes a timeout to say Happy Anniversary to his wife Esther. Don't worry, Henry, you'll be home in about fifty minutes.
Scene now switches to a Spanish beach.
He tells the Molerons that he needs six people looking for an adventure and one person who just wants to take it easy. So Cooper Anderson tells the group to decide for themselves. God, I'm only four minutes into this summary. But after Kate is gone, Jim has second thoughts. Thank you very much, ladies and gentleman.