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After his apartment gets robbed, Jerry considers moving, but the new residence George shows him is on George's list, so they decide who will move there.

Jerry begins to ponder a few courses of action when he sees that he no longer has anything in common with a clingy and obnoxious childhood friend.

Christine begins seeing a therapist who shares office space with Matthew, but it becomes unclear to both whether to pursue romance or therapy.

Christine considers herself the most popular mother after a popular girl asks Ritchie to a school dance; Matthew and Richard try to evict an elderly woman.

Max points out to Christine that she tends to quit when things get tough, and he commits to teaching her how to see things through to the end.

Old Christine sets Richard up on a blind date with an attractive, passionate woman who works out at her gym in order to help him get over New Christine.

Barb insists that Christine accompany her on her date with the immigration officer that she has been seeing; Richard plans to woo New Christine.

Christine learns that Ritchie has been bullying other children, and in order to set a good example Christine apologizes to the woman she used to bully.

Lucy convinces Christine to attend a holiday party in the neighborhood, and after reluctantly agreeing, she discovers a juicy secret.

Christine works up the courage to express her feelings for a therapist, but the reaction that she receives is not quite what she had expected.

Mr. Harris makes an unexpected return into Christine's life, and she soon feels compelled to choose between him and her most recent flame.

Christine becomes jealous as Richard and New Christine plan for their new baby, and she asks Richard for help so that she can have a child as well.

When the business is unexpectedly profitable, Christine undergoes a personal crisis as to whether she should spend the money on herself or give it to charity.

In an effort to teach Ritchie's class some street smarts, Christine encourages the school to let them take the subway on a field trip.

Christine decides that Ritchie deserves to go on a real family vacation like his friends, but her plans to take him to Florida don't quite turn out as intended.

Blanche's interest in a wheelchair-bound suitor begins to dwindle after discovering his secret life; Rose decides to take in a puppy without checking first.

Sophia mourns the death of her son while simultaneously battling against his widow, as Dorothy attempts to calm the feuding parties and restore peace.

Rose devises ways to spice up her bland romance with Miles in the hopes of recapturing some of the magic she shared with her late husband.

Blanche's brother Clayton arrives in Miami with the revelation that he is planning a commitment ceremony for him and his partner; Rose is up for an award.

Miles informs the girls that he is a former accountant who was sent to the witness protection program after becoming entangled with a mobster who recently died.

After concealing their relationship from Sophia, Dorothy reveals her plans to remarry Stan; Rose is stalked by the crazed ex-wife of Miles' friend.

Dorothy reconsiders her plan to remarry Stan while a defiant Sophia thinks of ways to halt the ceremony; Blanche meets a potential new roommate.

Dorothy tricks Sophia into convalescing at a retirement center by conspiring with the owner to create a fake job for her to take on.

Blanche reconsiders her feelings for commitment-free sex after her casual partner fails to answer the phone; Rose pursues her dream of becoming a TV reporter.

A handsome actor mistakes Blanche as a new mother when he sees her babysitting her own granddaughter, increasing Blanche's self-esteem.

Miles returns from hiding to try for another shot at a relationship with Rose unaware "The Cheeseman" is hot on his trail; Blanche studies her family's past.

A resentful Dorothy decides to plot revenge against the man who unexpectedly stood her up for the high school prom without giving any reason.

Stan tries to blackmail Dorothy into a romantic relationship by threatening to evict her beloved Uncle Angelo from a rent-free apartment.

A panicked Sophia must try to prove her innocence after she is unexpectedly implicated as the main suspect in an unsolved nursing home fire.

A panicked Sophia must try to prove her innocence after she is unexpectedly implicated as the main suspect in an unsolved nursing home fire.

A flashback recalls the day Ally was born, with Debra going into labor in Robert's patrol car, and Marie trying to get into the delivery room.

The Barone's are shocked when Michael reads a story he has written at the school open house called "The Angry Family" describing his family's constant fighting.

Raymond purchases an adult-only board game to add spice to their love life when Debra complains that his selfishness in bed is inhibiting.

Marie becomes friends with a man named Marco, making Frank jealous and causing Ray to express his disapproval of the situation.

While away on a business trip, Ray inadvertently loses his wedding band and at the airport he is approached by a flirtatious woman, who thinks he's single.

An art class project of Marie's causes consternation, although Marie and Frank seem oblivious to its resemblance to a part of a woman's anatomy.

Ray tells Frank that he and Debra fell down the stairs, but must reveal the truth when Frank is injured trying to fix said stairs.

Ray and Debra attempt to get Robert back together with Amy by forcing him to feel jealousy about a blind date that they have set the woman up on.

Ray is shocked to discover that his son Geoffery is not adept at sports, but comes to understand that its more important to have fun.

When Debra's father brings a girlfriend to Thanksgiving dinner, everyone is shocked except for his ex-wife, who is thrilled with the arrangement.

Robert starts dating a woman who thinks that he's Ray, but things go wrong when the woman meets Debra and tells her that she's dating Ray.

Frank gains notoriety when a sports radio talk show demonizes him for refusing to return a football he caught to the kicker of a record-setting field goal.

When a relative's Christmas card makes Marie jealous, she and Debra write one for their own family, but it only points out their shortcomings.

Jerry and George discover inside information that gives them hope for a new stock; Elaine discovers she is allergic to her boyfriend's cats.

Jerry is drawn into George's former relationship when he picks up a few books left at her apartment; Elaine is curious about a degenerating relationship.

When Jerry's parents come to town for their 50th anniversary, Jerry gets into trouble for making a humorous observation about children who have ponies.

Jerry buys an expensive, new suede jacket with a colorful inner lining; George has a song from Les Miserables that he just can't get out of his mind.

George lives in regret after blowing an invitation to go upstairs with his girlfriend after a date, which leads him to leave a series of phone messages.

Jerry gets Elaine an opportunity to rent the apartment right above him, before he realizes the possible implications; Kramer tries mousse in his hair.

Jerry suspects his cleaning guy of stealing things from his apartment; Elaine copes with her troublesome working relationship with a Finnish author.

George quits his job in a huff after he is demoted to using the regular bathroom, so he plots revenge with Elaine and tries to slip his boss a "Mickey."

George thinks he had a heart attack, but the doctor tells him otherwise; Elaine is interested in the doctor, while the doctor is interested in her tongue.

Jerry and Elaine discuss whether or not they could have a sexual relationship without jeopardizing their friendship and devise a special system.

Elaine asks to use Jerry's apartment for a baby shower for a woman who used to date George; Kramer sells Jerry on the idea of getting illegal cable.

Jerry, Elaine and George stop for a quick Chinese dinner before seeing "Plan 9 From Outer Space," but circumstances at the eatery make them miss the movie.

Old Christine takes a cranky, very pregnant New Christine to a fancy beauty salon to prepare her for the impromptu wedding that Richard has secretly planned.

When Christine discovers that her five-year car lease is set to expire and that her life has not evolved at all during that time, she vows to make big changes.