"Work Out" Recaps: Episode 3.6 "Get Nasty"

Eventually, Romeo and Juliet leave the hot tub and go to Greg's room to do some private ab work. Gregg sums up the evening beautifully: "I saw a man in his underwear and someone who was very happy to see him in his underwear."

Where's Plitt? — It's half past the ass crack of dawn, and the trainers are waiting in the lobby for Jackie to lead today's boot camp. Why do they have to start at 5 a.m.? Does one lose more weight in the pre-dawn hours? Would they not get the same benefits by starting at 8 a.m.? Isn't there enough needless suffering in the world?

Renessa sashays in wearing Plitt's sweater, lest anyone miss the fact that she realized her dreams last night. If we've learned anything about Renessa this weekend, it's that she's subtle.

Agostina and the others are mildly amused — and a little skeeved.

Rebecca laughs and says she understands the concept of the clothing trophy. She herself has an extensive collection of menswear from her college days. And, I think, more recently she's added a few things from Jackie's closet.

It's time to go to work. Outside, it's raw and foggy and looks just awful. Jackie notices that Plitt is missing and demands to know where he is. Renessa stands off to the side, trying to go unnoticed because she's still drunk. Ever helpful, Erika explains what Plitt was doing last night.

Jackie is not amused that Greg has called in sick to the, uh, lawn.

Jackie: I'm glad to see where the priority was: boozing. It's not a party; we're not in Vegas. We're here for a reason. And if you can't take it seriously … you can't get loaded to the point that you can't even show up this morning. That doesn't work.

We know this is not Vegas, because if this were Vegas, Deenie would be wearing her Goody Proctor sweatshirt.

Jackie likes to get her drink on as much as the next binger, but she's never let it interfere with a SkyLab boot camp.

Erika's client, Damon, had to leave because of work, so Erika takes on Plitt's client and everyone gets down to working out in the fog. Here are some things you don't see everyday.