Things aren't quite on track at The Hungry Cat.

The mayor of West Hollywood recognizes Martyn's meaningfulness.

We sort of believe every day is Martyn Lawrence Bullard Day.

Mary gives the show organizers her game plan, which includes taking that phone purse.

British BFFs.

Watch out Ozzy, the Osbourne ladies sure do love Martyn.

Floors are never sealed, even if they're finished -- just FYI.

Jeffrey's "Oh No You Didn't" face.

Hard at work.

A pop-up book or Mary McDonald's vision?

Mary sketches her vision of the L.A. Antiques Show tent.

Jeffrey does not plan on bellying up to the bar on one of those stools.

Don't go breaking Ross' heart.

If you've got the money, trying the clothes on is optional.

The JAM boys get to work, even if they can't come to an agreement with the project manager about who that furniture belongs to.

Kenna has a panic attack as the measurements are wrong.

Mary McDonald, secret softie.

Kenna points out that things are back on track.

See, JAM can do some of the heavy lifting, too.

Men at work.

JAM ponders the possibilities of the finished Hungry Cat. Gay night?

That mannequin really isn't pulling it's weight around here.

Give the woman a rest! She's got to get ready for the event.

A palm tree always looks better in solid gold.

Yes Mary, that sconce is perfectly centered in between gold and black -- just as you wanted it.