George's dreams of personal time are shattered when he is roped into heading a foundation for the memory of Susan; Kramer spars with children in Karate class.
Kramer finds a soul mate, who unfortunately is also Jerry's latest girlfriend; Elaine's new boyfriend gets a vasectomy to prove how much he doesn't want kids.
Elaine hangs out with Kevin and his friends, who are strangely similar to Jerry and company; Jerry dates a girl with man hands; Kramer takes care of business.
Elaine embarrasses herself at a company party by dancing horribly; George plays a bad seed to attract a girl; Jerry gets caught up in bootlegging movies.
Intimidated by an employee she is supposed to fire, Elaine promotes him instead; Jerry's girlfriend has a mentor; George gives a seminar on risk management.
Jerry receives a barrage of royalty checks from Japan; Kramer escorts Japanese tourists around New York; George is obsessed with a cultish carpet cabal.
Kramer and Jerry switch apartments when a new chicken restaurant puts up a neon sign outside Kramer's apartment; Elaine abuses her company expense account.
George is muscled out of a new apartment when a survivor of a shipwreck plays the pity card with the tenant board; Kramer takes dog medicine for a nasty cough.
Kramer gets a rooster as a pet and begins training him for cockfighting; George dates a convict from a woman's prison; Jerry regrets writing a bad check.
Christine finally gives up on Ritchie's snobby private school after she is blamed for a lice outbreak, but she runs into trouble enrolling him in public school.
Christine tries to use the knowledge she has gained as a gym owner to help Matthew lose weight, but she finds she is unable to shed extra pounds herself.
With humor, optimism and special guests, host Drew Barrymore explores pop culture, human interest, lifestyle and more while celebrating every part of humanity.
With humor, optimism and special guests, host Drew Barrymore explores pop culture, human interest, lifestyle and more while celebrating every part of humanity.
The Taylor household is transformed into a staging ground for the preservation of international diplomacy when Barney becomes the host of a summit meeting.
After Matt is forced to shoot a fugitive in the line of duty, a judge abuses his power by giving Matt a life sentence of hard labor in the local silver mine.
After Matt is forced to kill the prisoner who had once saved his life, he is so devastated by the incident that he decides to give up his job the local marshal.
Believing a crime is about to be committed, Barney tails the man he thinks is the thief, but he is actually the detective, and Barney winds up with the crook.
Convinced that she is the reason Andy isn't getting married, Aunt Bee invents a serious beau and is forced to grab Fred Gross, the Mayberry dry cleaner.
Andy's attempts to be alone with Mary Simpson are thwarted by Barney's presence and Barney tells everyone that Mary Simpson and Andy are getting married.
A barber from Raleigh gives Floyd the chance to be the proprietor of a two-chair shop, but it turns out that he is actually a bookie trying to avoid the heat.
Ally busily prepares to get ready for her very first play date with a boy, and flashbacks help to reveal how Raymond and Debra first courted each other.
When Raymond and Debra get into a fight over the new can opener each tells their side of the story to the other family members, causing family warfare to erupt.
When Doug learns that Carrie is disappointed with his lack of ambition, he feigns a mid-life crisis in order to take a much-anticipated rollercoaster ride.
While interviewing candidates for The Susan Ross Scholarship, George runs into trouble with a street gang; Peterman decides to buy Kramer's life stories.
This product uses the TMDb API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDb.