[s3e7] Tori & Jade's Play Date -

The episode centers on a new play written and directed by , where Tori and Jade are cast as a married couple from the 1970s, Nancy and Walter. When Sikowitz finds their performance unconvincing, he forces them to go on a "date" at the sushi restaurant, Nozu, to build chemistry.

: This episode is often cited by fans as a major turning point for the " Jori " (Jade and Tori) friendship, featuring the third time Jade hugs Tori in the series. [S3E7] Tori & Jade's Play Date

: The episode was a significant hit, peaking at #5 on the overall iTunes charts. The episode centers on a new play written

: The famous line "Don't touch Mommy" during the 70s play rehearsal was improvised by Elizabeth Gillies. : The episode was a significant hit, peaking

They successfully (if awkwardly) deliver news to a little boy and Beck, but the service ends abruptly when they deliver bad news to , who responds by smashing Robbie’s guitar . Trivia and Cultural Impact

: The experience bonds them enough to deliver a believable performance in Sikowitz's play, though they are forced to flee when Alan and Chad show up at the performance. Subplot: The Bad News Delivery Service

While Tori and Jade are bonding, and Robbie Shapiro start a unique business venture. They begin delivering negative news to people in an upbeat, musical manner to soften the blow.