A Guy Thing

Paul Morse, on the verge of marrying Karen Cooper, kicks off his bachelor party in Seattle. The festivities set the stage for unexpected encounters that will alter the course of his life.

During the bachelor party, Paul engages in a deep conversation with a dancer named Becky Jackson. Their chemistry becomes a pivotal moment, establishing a connection that they both feel but are unprepared for.

Paul wakes up to find Becky in his bed the next morning, which leads him to believe they spent the night together. Overwhelmed with panic, he sends her away, desperate to deny any connection.

As the wedding approaches, Paul tries to erase any trace of the scandalous night by hiding Becky's underwear in his toilet tank. This absurd act illustrates the lengths he is willing to go to maintain his image.

Fate brings Becky back into Paul's life when he discovers she works as a toll booth collector. Paul is further stunned to learn that she is actually Karen's cousin, complicating matters even more.

Tensions escalate when Ken, Karen's father, feels offended by not being invited to the bachelor party. This adds to Paul's stress, especially since he works at Ken's marketing firm.

In a moment of desperation, Paul seeks relief from an uncomfortable case of crabs at the pharmacy. There, he awkwardly encounters Karen's mother, adding another layer of embarrassment.

During a chaotic family dinner, Paul's attempts at staying hidden explode when he accidentally triggers a car alarm. This embarrassing moment leads to an awkward introduction with Becky, complicating his life further.

After some frantic searching, Paul finds Becky at a music store and learns that they did not have sex. This revelation alleviates some of his worries, but further complications are on the horizon.

Becky's vindictive ex-boyfriend, Ray Donovan, starts to create trouble for Paul by revealing he has been following her. This tension raises the stakes leading into the wedding day.

In a shocking turn of events, Karen finds the hidden underwear in the toilet tank. This discovery leads to explosive confrontations, threatening Paul's chance at a smooth wedding.

Minister Ferris, Paul's neighbor, adds to the chaos with accusations of misconduct that jeopardize Paul's reputation. This mounting pressure begins to unravel his careful plans.

With the wedding day drawing near, Paul confides in Pete about all the turmoil he has encountered. This vulnerable moment helps him clarify his feelings before the ceremony.

At the wedding ceremony, Minister Ferris unexpectedly expresses his disapproval, inspiring Paul to voice his own doubts about marrying Karen. This moment of honesty shifts the tide of the day.

In the aftermath of the wedding chaos, Pete's heartfelt proposal to Karen results in her acceptance, freeing Paul to pursue a relationship with Becky. This decision brings forth a newfound adventurous spirit in Paul.