Masters of sex

The ramifications caused by Masters and his disastrous presentation ripple beyond his firing from Maternity Hospital. Libby, worried about supporting their new baby, pushes him to get another job.

Masters begins his new job at Memorial Hospital under the threat of extortion by Betty, only to find his boss insisting he leaves Johnson behind in favor of a handpicked secretary.

Masters delivers a baby with ambiguous genitalia and urges the parents not to surgically assign the child sex out of fear or convenience.

Langham sees Masters and Johnson exiting a hotel room after an evening tryst. He brings his suspicions to DePaul, causing problems between the two women and putting Johnson's job in jeopardy.

Masters continues to break new ground by continuing his study as the only white physician in a Negro hospital but at the cost of his gynecology practice.

After Hendricks bans Masters from using black participants in his study, Masters contacts a journalist to promote his efforts, using the debunking of black sexual stereotypes as the lure.

In the wake of Masters discovering that Johnson has continued to have romantic relationships with other men, he becomes impotent without her knowledge and cuts off their sexual work together.

Masters privately treats a couple for infertility, without revealing his relationship to them.

While mining their shared history over a family dinner, Masters bristles at Frank's insinuations about his and Estabrooks' demons.

Johnson, having finally learned of Masters' sexual difficulties, is invigorated by the prospect of finding a cure.

A television camera crew arrives at the clinic to document Masters and Johnson's work treating sexual dysfunction.

After watching an early cut of the documentary, Masters is disturbed by the whitewashing of his work. Johnson moves to solidify her custody arrangement with George only to see it backfire.