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Doug strikes up a friendship with a driver from a rival company at the cost of his coworkers' respect, only to find that he has been lured into a trap.

Carrie is ready to put Arthur in a retirement home after he sets the basement on fire, but Doug makes a discovery that forces him to reconsider.

After going on ten dates with Burton, Christine wonders if the time has come to take the next step and invite him over to meet her son.

Concerned with the lack of diversity at Ritchie's school, Christine decides to remedy the situation, but her efforts have some unforeseen consequences.

Christine insists that she wants to spend some time alone after breaking up with Burton, but a humiliating experience dining out makes her rethink her feelings.

Christine wants to throw a party for Ritchie's ninth birthday that will impress the other parents, but finds the cost of a party planner discouraging.

Old Christine isn't quite sure how to take the situation when Richard continues to bring New Christine along with him to all of Ritchie's school functions.

When her former marriage counselor comes into her gym, Christine starts to wonder what her motives were for encouraging her to divorce Richard.

When Richard takes Ritchie to a Rolling Stones concert against Christine's wishes, she sneaks inside the venue in order to keep tabs on her son.

Christine is relieved to finally meet another working mom at her son's elite school, but is surprised by the line of work she is actually in.

When Christine runs into her ex-boyfriend Burton at a school fair, she finds that her hopes of a reunion have been dashed by his new girlfriend.

When Ritchie comes to the mistaken belief that his parents have gotten back together, Richard and Christine consider giving it another try.

Determined to start saying yes to life, Christine agrees to a date with a handsome stranger she meets near New Christine's apartment.

The girls unite when they realize Rose is addicted to a pain medication prescribed for her 30 years ago for a back injury; Dorothy and Sophia are in an ad.

Rose's little sister becomes a big problem when she tries to sabotage the friendships between Rose and the housemates; Sophia watches Dorothy's dog.

Blanche reconsiders her plans for plastic surgery after learning of the horrible conditions at the nursing home where Sophia's best friend lives.

The girls decide to go on a crash diet in order to lose weight before going to a friend's annual party, and they reminisce along the way.

Sophia will have to take a blood test, after some of her family friends return from Italy to announce Dorothy was switched at birth.

The girls worry about becoming homeless, when Blanche all of a sudden decides she would like to sell the house to a Japanese businessman.

The girls worry about becoming homeless, when Blanche all of a sudden decides she would like to sell the house to a Japanese businessman.

Sophia becomes increasingly frightened, when Dorothy's long-lasting, mystery illness baffles the high-profile neurologist examining her.

Sophia becomes increasingly frightened, when Dorothy's long-lasting, mystery illness baffles the high-profile neurologist examining her.

Blanche is upset, when her daughter makes plans to undergo artificial insemination instead of the traditional method to become pregnant.

Rose will land employment assisting a consumer reporter after asking for his assistance in a controversial case of age-discrimination.

Dorothy's new boyfriend will give himself the option of whether to continue with his successful law practice or become a full-time clown.

Rose begins to feel intellectually insecure, after she has started dating a brilliant professor from a local, prominent university.

Dorothy will vehemently forbid Sophia from assisting an elderly friend who is asking for her help in ending her life, forcing a difficult decision.

Blanche may begin dating her late husband's brother, after they are re-connected and suddenly experience an unexpected romantic connection.

When Robert begins selling home security systems, he contemplates retirement, but Amy questions whether this is what he really wants, or what Marie wants.

When Raymond receives an honorary doctorate and fails to thank Debra, she is quick to point out just how often he has snubbed her in the past.

A quiet family dinner with Amy's parents leads to the revelation that Robert has the unusual habit of touching food to his chin before consuming it.

While attempting to complete a puzzle, Ray and Pat, Amy's mother, have a long discussion and become friends, when everyone else finds out, they become jealous.

When Robert learns some dirty secrets about Ray via Amy and Debra, Ray decides to even the score by sharing some dirty secrets of his own.

Ray is flummoxed after learning a modeling agency has scheduled a photography session with Robert, and both are surprised when the modeling agency vanishes.

Ray and Robert are astounded to discover Frank served as an inspiration to a successful man he worked with many years ago.

Ray and Robert's overnight wait for a prime golfing location erupts into a heated debate over who will be responsible for their mother's care in the future.

A surprising development occurs in the Barone family when one of them gathers everyone in order to drop a bombshell announcement on them.

While visiting Frank and Marie, Ray and Debra discover that they are being kicked out of their condo; Robert and Amy reluctantly let them move back in.

Ray worries that Debra's fight with Marie could put a stop to his plans, only to discover that anger just fuels a more enjoyable experience.

When the PTA has issues with Debra's wardrobe, Ray is given the task of explaining that her apparel is inappropriate for their meetings.

When Ally gets an F on her report card, Debra worries that she hasn't been attentive enough, but Ray believes that the teacher is to blame.

Babu is arrested for not renewing his visa after a mix-up with Jerry's mail; George's love interest is attracted to Jerry because she thinks he's disturbed.

George is caught staring at the cleavage of the daughter of the NBC executive who is approving their script; Jerry meets an old girlfriend he never could kiss.

No thanks to Elaine, Jerry is forced to work hard to prove he is straight when a college reporter mistakenly reports that he and George are gay.

Jerry, Elaine and George volunteer to help the elderly; Kramer and Newman attempt to make money by selling old records to a used record store.

Jerry dumps his girlfriend after Elaine says her figure is the result of breast implants; Elaine accidently discovers that the breasts are real.

While watching an operation, Kramer and Jerry have an accident with a Junior Mint; Jerry has a date with a woman whose name rhymes with a female body part.

Jerry and Elaine try to discover the origin of a mysterious and pungent odor left in Jerry's car; George wants Susan back after he learns she is a lesbian.

An angry mob trashes Frank's car when George parks it in a handicap spot; the gang splits the cost of a big screen TV for the Drake's wedding.

Jerry and George get the green light to produce "Jerry," the pilot for the series based on their nothing lives; George thinks an actor stole his box of raisins.

The pilot is short lived when Russell mysteriously disappears and the new NBC president thinks Jerry cannot act; George asks TV Kramer about the raisins.

Jerry begs Elaine for another chance when he finds out she faked her orgasms; George tells Jerry about his lack of confidence below his belt.

George's glasses are stolen so he goes to see Kramer's friend to get a thirty percent discount on a new pair; Elaine becomes afraid of dogs.

When Christine discovers that her new boyfriend is actually the father of New Christine, she begins to seriously rethink their relationship.

When Ritchie begins asking endless questions about his newfound interest in religion after Richard and New Christine take him to a church festival.