Angela’s dream involves her raising children with a husband — this is the journey she’s “rehearsing” for, as the title of the series indicates — so Angela goes on a few dates to see if any of her dating app matches would be a good fit for the experiment. This is where Robbin comes in. The two meet on an app and then in person, and connect over their strong Christian beliefs, with Angela telling Fielder that she wants him to join her simulation. When the time comes for her to ask him if he wants to spend the night, he agrees, although he says he needs to grab some things from his apartment. Fielder tags along with him, giving the audience a glimpse into the real Robbin, and it is spectacular.

He isn’t celibate. He looks at his phone in his lap while driving. He has three mattresses in his room. His car doesn’t have a license plate, because he thinks a license plate is optional. Best of all, however, is that he has an obsession with so-called angel numbers (numbers where digits repeat, such as 88 for “new beginnings”) and talking about how he survived crashing his Scion tC at 100 miles per hour. Oh, and he also thinks his roommate, who tells him to chill out with the angel number talk and recommends that Robbin buy his own mayonnaise, is possessed by a demon.

Try to act surprised when I reveal this, but Robbin doesn’t end up making it the entire night at Angela’s place. After around three instances of Angela’s robot baby waking him up (not to mention the fact that she tells him she’s not going to have sex until she’s married), Robbin decides to peace out.