Tester's Choice

A woman relaxing with coffee answers the door to Dan, a neighbor who has run out of coffee for his own guests, and their cosy chat over mugs stretches through cup after cup until he remembers his party and hurries off. When she later turns up at his door bearing coffee, he brushes her off because he has company, and she accuses him of using her and walking away. Her outburst unsettles his guests, and an announcer's slogan plays over a shot of her sitting wild-haired and clutching a coffee pot. The next morning, as Dan and his wife look forward to their first cup, she rises screaming from the bathtub in a send-up of the thriller's famous climax before the commercial closes on the product.

A parody of Nescafé's serialized Taster's Choice coffee commercials, in which two neighbors' romance unfolds over borrowed coffee, crossed with the 1987 thriller Fatal Attraction.