Jack came up with the brilliant idea of trading places with Kenneth the Page for a day. It was all part of a GE-sponsored "Bottoms Up" program, where somebody in management trades places for a day with somebody below them. Kenny was excited for the switch.
Liz and Jenna were taking turns flirting with two guys from MSNBC. They called the guys 'The Head' and 'The Hair.' One was a brain, while the other was super good looking. When Liz went looking for The Head, she ran into The Hair and engaged in some witty conversation. Liz was surprised when The Hair, who's real name was Greg, ended up asking her out.
Liz went to the restaurant opening where she met up with Greg. She felt so out of her element surrounded by all the pretty people. Jenna called to check up on her and Liz told her she just wanted to go home. She left the restaurant and Greg chased after her. After talking to him, she realized they had more in common then she thought.
Jack apologized to Kenneth when he told him that Kenneth should have more dreams for his future than to just be a page. Jack could see that Kenneth took his job very seriously. Kenneth thought that television was the true American art and that's why he was happy to work in it.
Kenneth told Jack a great idea of a game show and Jack wanted Kenneth to pitch it to the heads of NBC. They loved the idea and were surprised that Kenneth knew what he was talking about when it came to contract negotiations. Jack felt proud of Kenneth. But Kenneth's show later proved to be a failure.
Liz and Greg were having a great time when they came back to his beautiful apartment. She kept waiting on something to go wrong and then something did. She recognized a picture on his desk and then she quickly put two and two together that they were third cousins! Greg stopped Liz to tell her that he still meant everything he had told her before.
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