Peggy goes out of town, leaving Jim with Mike and Molly, mentioning that it'll be good practice for when they have kids. Mike makes some comment about how having kids isn't necessarily in the cards, throwing Molly for a loop. She wants to have kids and sooner rather than later, but Mike isn't sure at all. Turns out, Mike is nervous about having children because he's afraid he'll be a bad parent, like his parents were. Jim eats a tampon and ends up having to be rushed to the vet. Molly makes Mike realize that he will be a good parent and the way he handled Jim's emergency so well is proof.
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