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Doug is about to break the record at IPS for 951 perfect delivery days; Carrie is confused when she finds out Holly likes spending time with Arthur.

When Doug rear-ends Deacon and Kelly's car and doesn't want to use insurance to cover the cost, a fun night out turns into an argument of who's cheaper.

When Christine crosses the line with her controlling nature, she puts Richard's construction job in jeopardy; the time comes for Ritchie to learn about sex.

While attending the wedding of an old college friend with Barbara and Richard, Christine becomes the focus of the groom's attention, making his bride jealous.

Christine, Richard, Barb and Matthew test the boundaries of friendship when they end up in a disgusting hotel during a stay in the desert.

Christine is afraid that being reckless during an evening out could have ruined a possible relationship with Ritchie's teacher, Mr. Harris.

Christine gets cold feet about consummating with her new boyfriend, Mr. Harris; Matthew rethinks med school due to his assigned cadaver.

After a young, attractive waitress flirts with Daniel, Christine becomes a bit insecure, and decides to pay a visit to a plastic surgeon's office.

Believing Christine is judgmental and snobbish, a new father at Ritchie's school calls her a "meanie mom" before leaving her in favor of Marly and Lindsay.

After promising Daniel that she will accompany him to an important event, Christine disappoints him when Ritchie's soccer game runs long.

Christine tries her best to get over her breakup with Mr. Harris; after going to therapy, Matthew learns his relationship with Christine is unhealthy.

After reluctantly agreeing to let New Christine set her up on a blind date, Christine is surprised when she learns that he is considerably younger than her.

After learning that Richard and New Christine have recently purchased the home she always dreamed of owning, Christine tries to conceal her jealousy.

Christine tries to prove to Barb that she isn't a square as the return of Tom, a friend of Richard's who she once dated, presents her with another complication.

Barb and Matthew try to sort out their issues; after Christine forbids the two to see one another, they defy her orders by pretending to be inseparable.

Rose and Blanche compete for the affections of a police officer assigned to stake out two of their neighbors thought to be jewel thieves.

The girls reminisce about their favorite birthdays as they prepare hors d'oeuvres for a surprise birthday party for Sophia's friend.

The girls try to cheer-up their neighbor who is lonely after her daughter has left for college and her doctor husband is too busy.

Sophia learns her new best friend's illness may cause him to forget they have ever met; Rose's beloved teddy bear is accidentally sold at Blanche's garage sale.

The ladies remember all their failed businesses and get-rich-quick schemes when Sophia reveals her new business plans for finally attaining wealth.

Rose inherits her deceased uncle's beloved pig and will get a $100,000 bonus if she will care for the beast until it meets its own death.

The girls' new maid puts an evil curse on the entire house after they quickly fire the women for her incompetence in keeping the residence.

The girls make a challenge to each other to conquer their fears after the timid Rose is forced to deliver her aunt's eulogy in front of a large audience.

Rose writes a letter to President Reagan and Premier Gorbachev about nuclear weapons and is surprised when Gorbachev wants to meet her.

The city council race heats up when a local news team captures video of Blanche entering a candidate's home while his wife is away.

Blanche sets her sights on Dorothy's brother-in-law only to discover he shares Stan's views on women and relationships; Rose suffers from a bout with insomnia.

Blanche tries to make her boyfriend mad with jealousy by taking Rose's cousin on a whirlwind tour of the city; Sophia wants to renew her driver's licence.

Dorothy's IRS audit on their ended marriage proves to be very taxing to both her and Stan; Blanche and Rose take a Spanish class for different reasons.

The girls see a group therapist when they can't see eye to eye over living together, and his conclusion on the matter shocks them all.

Rose soon discovers the new man she's dating is trying to cheat her out of her money; Dorothy and Blanche want the same dress for an upcoming event.

Embarrassed to discover a canister of Marie's that she claimed to have returned, Debra hatches a scheme to dispose of the evidence.

Amy and Robert learn living with Frank and Marie isn't going to be as easy as they had first expected it to be, when a solicitous Marie offers romantic gifts.

Concerned that Peter is alone, Amy's parents ask Ray to offer their son some advice on dating, and he and Debra even plan a party so he can socialize.

When Debra becomes fed up with Ray leaving his stuff lying around, she takes lessons from Marie in how to deal with his messiness.

Ray manages to draw the ire of his family after making an offhand comment to amuse a kid that ends up having quite the opposite effect.

Marie is afraid she has lost her touch in the kitchen when she catches Frank adding salt to her homemade lasagna, but Ray and Robert uncover the real truth.

Robert fights a losing battle to keep his composure after Ray tells him Amy is too much of a chatterbox, and a huge family squabble ensues.

Ray devises a scheme to romantically wrest bedroom authority away from Debra, but it doesn't exactly pan out the way he had hoped.

Robert is taken aback after learning an incredible secret about Pat that she has taken great pains to keep hidden from her family.

A routine surgical procedure leads Raymond to ponder his own mortality, but he soon finds solace in his close-knit family.

Debra is fed up with Raymond's family making unannounced visits and comes up with a plan to keep them away from her birthday party.

When Debra is upset by Ray's failure to show affection or say I love you in public, he compounds his error by telling his parents.

When Raymond is chosen to give the eulogy at the funeral of his great uncle, who loved him, his mother and aunt must reconcile.

In an effort to please his new girlfriend, Jerry agrees to host a pledge drive for PBS; George is convinced that a waitress keeps giving him the finger.

Jerry feels misled when his mysterious Chinese date ends up not being Chinese; Elaine ruins her friend's latest relationship with a man who likes to talk.

Jerry's new couch is ruined when Elaine upsets a man with a bladder condition; Kramer starts up his new pizza business; George joins a book club.

Jerry's excitement about dating a gymnast diminishes after bad sex; George's girlfriend catches him eating out of the trash; Kramer passes a kidney stone.

Jerry accepts an Armani suit from Kenny Bania, provided that he will treat him to a meal; Elaine dates a bouncer from England; Kramer decides to eat fresh.

George buys a convertible once owned by Jon Voight; Kramer tries to save a small shoe-repair business; Elaine wins tickets to a parade for Mr. Pitt.

George passes up hiring a beautiful secretary for an ordinary woman, in the hopes of less distraction; Jerry catches his dry cleaner wearing his clothes.

A grade school acquaintance puts pressure on Jerry to finally settle an old score in the form of a race; Elaine is blacklisted from a Chinese restaurant.

Jerry attempts an impossible switch when he finds that he likes his girlfriend's roommate more than her; George is convinced that his new girlfriend is bulimic.

Kramer discovers that Newman is being fanatically hunted by the police for hundreds of unpaid parking tickets; George's friend lies about having cancer.

Jerry introduces a retrospective program that offers many highlights from the first 99 episodes of TV's popular "show about nothing".

The retrospective continues as Jerry and his friends go about their days accomplishing nothing and nitpicking everything they encounter.

While visiting her gynecologist, Dr. Palmer, Christine is shocked when he suggests that her recent flu symptoms may be an early sign of perimenopause.

Christine proposes to Barb to save her from being deported to the Bahamas; Richard tries to work up the courage to propose to New Christine.