But then we see him wearing the snake in the very next scene. Ike snipes at her about the twins being in two-piece swimsuits and then subtly negs her perfect outfit. The audacity! He’s also generously chartered a bus for his partygoers to shuttle them to party nirvana.Īt the first party, Ike shows up looking like a dime-store Steve Irwin, while his wife, Bonnie, is absolutely on point in a curve-hugging leopard-print dress with a giant plastic boa constrictor draped casually around her neck. Throughout the course of this episode, we learn that Ike is representing the house as his own at these parties, even going so far as to put the name of his alter ego, Issac Stevens, on the mailbox. The theme is “safari,” and he encourages his guests to “dress like the wild, exotic animal you are.” There will be food, drink, and oodles of games. Ike promises his guests a wonderful time in a cheeky save-the-date. Ike’s enthusiastic voice-over at the top of the episode marks the exact day when the Hamptons home became party central: July 6, 1991. Marty’s half-hearted enthusiasm for the parties doesn’t change, but the years tick by anyway. In fact, he’s wearing what appears to be the same exact long-sleeve, army-green henley at every single party. Marty is relegated to grill-master duty, and it’s worthy to note that he never plays along with the themed attire. Over the next decade and a half, Ike proceeds to throw lavish theme parties at the property every summer.
First, we pick up where we left off last week: with Ike and Marty planning a big housewarming bash to celebrate Ike’s hostile takeover … er, renovations they’ve made to the house. This week, The Shrink Next Door kicks into high gear by covering 16 years of Marty and Ike’s relationship in a single episode.
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