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While shopping for wedding invitations, George opts for cheaper envelopes, which have disastrous consequences; Jerry meets the girl of his dreams.

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.

Since being labeled a difficult patient, Elaine cannot find a doctor who will treat her rash; Jerry receives a suspicious package in the mail.

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 gets sharper the longer he goes without having sex; Elaine's lack of sex dulls her mind considerably; Jerry gets bumped from Career Night.

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.

A desperate Dorothy asks Sophia, Blanche and Rose for their help after she loses the entire cast of the school play to a flu outbreak.

Rose becomes incredibly concerned after an undeveloped roll of film produces a photograph of Blanche in bed with her husband, Charlie.

The girls join Blanche on a murder mystery weekend she has organized for the museum's annual outing, but real danger may be eminent.

A concerned Dorothy hires a private nurse after learning Sophia needs help completing daily activities due to a recent ankle injury.

Dorothy ignores Sophia's objections and opens a locked box containing a dark family secret; Blanche discovers that their home is not up to city codes.

Rose thinks her husband is contacting her from beyond the grave after she encounters a signal they worked out before he died; Blanche coaches a baseball player.

Blanche wants a woman's son's attention to herself; Stan asks Dorothy to attend counseling with him so he can learn to let her go and move on with his life.

Dorothy's date with a doctor prompts Rose, Blanche, and Sophia, who are home alone on a Saturday night, to remember some of their worst first dates.

When Stan finally overcomes his longstanding feelings for Dorothy, more problems emerge from an oncoming hurricane and an unexpected visitor at the house.

Rose and Blanche attempt to save a lighthouse with a telethon, and Dorothy must come to terms with Stan's latest romantic conquest.

Rose tires of Miles' frugality and decides to spend an evening out with Blanche and her rich friend from Texas; Dorothy needs someone to stay with Sophia.

Charlie finds fame as a wholesome children's singer, but his successful new career is directly impacting Alan in a negative fashion.

As everyone gets ready for changes and additions being made to the family, Charlie tries his hardest to resist his beautiful soon-to-be step sister.

Alan begins to think that Charlie's philandering ways are getting completely out of control; Charlie's therapist and his ex-fiancée Mia resurface.

An unexplained death at Charlie and Alan's house prompts the CSI team to launch a special investigation while Charlie and Courtney grow closer.

Charlie finds himself attracted to an older woman who writes self-help books; Alan and Jake engage in a battle over a homework assignment.

Charlie must resist temptation when he meets the grown daughter of the older woman he has been dating and realizes that it isn't their first encounter.

Charlie terrifyingly contemplates fatherhood when he coincidentally runs into a former lover who has a son named "Chuck" that looks and acts just like him.

It's a series of firsts in the house as Charlie attempts cooking, Alan experiences dating two women at the same time and Jake takes his first taste of beer.

Alan is angered when Charlie begins hooking up with his receptionist, as he knows that their inevitable break-up will ultimately impact him more than Charlie.

Charlie tries to help Jake's former teacher, who is now a stripper, by giving her a room and a job, but his intentions manage to backfire on him.

Judith kicks Herb out of the house, providing Alan a golden opportunity; Charlie takes Herb under his wing by teaching him how to live the bachelor lifestyle.

Alan attempts to escape from Judith, as they began seeing each other after she and Herb broke up; Charlie helps Herb along in the dating scene.

Judith grounds Jake, but Alan struggles to enforce her ruling; Charlie can't bring himself to stay the night at his girlfriend's place instead of his.

Jake disappears with the daughter of a former NFL player, leaving Charlie to cover his back; Alan uses Charlie's Mercedes to score a hot date.

Evelyn offers to pay for Jake's education, causing Alan to excitedly ponder retirement; Charlie becomes convinced that their mother is up to something.

When one of Charlie's oldest party-going buddies passes away while visiting him at his beach house, Charlie begins to reconsider his playboy lifestyle.

Charlie and Jake fight for the affections of a beautiful young waitress; Alan fights against sexual tension with his receptionist.

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.

George grows suspicious that his parents are sitting on a large sum of money; Kramer tries to cope with his girlfriend's after-sex bed habit.

George struggles to invent the ultimate comeback to a quip made by one of his sarcastic co-workers; Elaine falls for a mysterious video rental clerk.

While interviewing candidates for The Susan Ross Scholarship, George runs into trouble with a street gang; Peterman decides to buy Kramer's life stories.

Elaine adopts an alter ego when a co-worker mistakes her for someone named Susie; George and Kramer make a big entrance at Steinbrenner's Ball.

George embarks on a hectic quest to dig his keys out of a pothole in the road; Jerry accidentally drops his girlfriend's toothbrush in the toilet.

Elaine's hatred of the movie "The English Patient" gets her fired; Kramer hires Dominicans to roll Cuban cigars; Jerry grapples with the Mandelbaum family.

George begins napping under his desk at work; Jerry's contractor takes his sweet time installing new cabinets; Elaine's boyfriend has a back problem.

George's girlfriend is big on the phrase "yada yada", allowing her to skip over dubious social anecdotes; Jerry is irked by his dentist's religious conversion.

Kramer and Newman compete bitterly while planning their respective New Year's Eve parties; Jerry obsesses about his position on his girlfriend's speed dial.

Elaine and Lippman form a partnership to open a store that sells only muffin tops; George pretends to be a tourist to attract a beautiful tourist agent.

After receiving a severance package from the Yankees, George decides to take a few months off and initiates "The Summer of George"; Kramer wins a Tony award.

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.