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While Doug spends a night on the town with Ray Barone, Carrie accompanies Arthur to his mother's grave and is surprised by what she finds there.

When the Heffernans are shamed into participating in a church event, Carrie realizes that her baking skills may not be up to the task.

After suggesting to Carrie that they try to have a baby, Doug borrows a baby from Danny in order to give their parenting skills a test run.

Doug spots an opportunity to make a few quick bucks when he discovers his mother's surprising poker skills during a friendly game.

Barb and Christine prepare for a casual, non-relationship-seeking double date, but jealousy arises when one date goes better than the other.

Christine upsets Patrick when she proceeds to take a stubborn stance over Richard's constant presence; Matthew is compelled by his profession to keep a secret.

Ritchie is recruited by a talent scout for a television commercial, which thrills Christine, but Richard disagrees and won't let him be a part of it.

Christine thinks she has the perfect boyfriend, until he has a surprisingly odd reaction to her competitiveness after losing to her in a game of tennis.

Christine tires of her mother's constant criticism, but she gets a chance to thwart the constant sniping when she discovers something they have in common.

Christine and Barb fear they may lose their gym franchise after the parent company informs them that they have broken a contractual clause.

After Christine and Barb fail to get the loan needed to save their gym franchise, they decide to turn the building into a spa instead.

After realizing that one of the dads at Ritchie's junior high orientation is the boy who ruined her reputation, Christine sets her sights on revenge.

New Christine loses her inhibitions when Old Christine and Barb throw her an impromptu bachelorette party in Las Vegas; Richard plays laser tag for his party.

After Matthew and Barb move out and Ritchie leaves for science camp, Christine must prove to everyone, including herself, that she can make it on her own.

Christine attacks Richard's parenting skills after Ritchie skins his knee at a skateboarding party, but she soon finds that her own methods aren't any better.

Christine is flattered when a scatterbrained mom finds her solid and dependable, but she quickly tires of being the "rock" in her new friendship.

Christine and Richard find memories of Ritchie's birth and old romantic feelings resurrected as they help Marly and Lindsay through labor.

Blanche tries to put aside a family grudge when her least favorite sister makes a dire request for one of her kidneys; Rose and Dorothy are asked to babysit.

Rose is drawn into Blanche and Dorothy's competition for a date with Sophia's handsome new doctor, where revelations and accusation may end their friendship.

Blanche's plan to use "tough love" to tame her unruly grandson has an unexpected result; Dorothy must study for her French final, but there are distractions.

Sophia teams up with Rose in a bowling match against Blanche and Dorothy to win enough cash to visit Italy, but Dorothy and Blanche have their own motives too.

A distraught Rose turns to a psychiatrist for help with coping with anxiety after the housemates become victims of a random burglary.

Blanche discovers the shocking secret behind her unexpected romance with her hunky, young fitness trainer; Rose's mother comes to visit.

A possible heart attacl winds up prompting the aging Sophia to ponder her final words to deliver to her devastated daughter, Dorothy.

Dorothy will contemplate reconciliation with her former husband after learning that his younger girlfriend has dumped him for another.

Dorothy's successful younger sister has decided that Sophia would be much happier living with her in California, forcing Sophia to make a difficult decision.

The ladies grow concerned after discovering Rose has fallen in love with a diminutive suitor; Sophia must leave town to attend her grandson's graduation.

Dorothy must decide whether or not to continue her romantic relationship with a newfound love interest after discovering her new boyfriend is married.

Rose makes the difficult decision to embrace celibacy after her new beau suddenly dies of a heart attack following a night of passion.

Rose may finally come clean about a family secret after her daughter and granddaughter begin to question her will during their visit.

Blanche feels compelled to offer harsh words of advice to her young niece after discovering that she dates a different man every night.

Dorothy escapes from the hospital to avoid an operation prompted by a tap dancing accident with Blanche and Rose for an upcoming recital.

After tests reveal Frank and Marie's poor health, Marie puts them on a diet, and prepares a tofu turkey for Thanksgiving, which does not go over well with Ray.

Ray becomes jealous of Robert when he finds that he has a swinging bachelor pad; Frank turns Robert's old room into a lounge.

Ray is bewildered to learn his parents exchanged his personalized Christmas gift to them for a cutting-edge coffee maker.

Raymond demands retribution when his father tells him that he once let him win at ping pong, but upon losing, Ray claims that he let his father win.

Raymond is not so loved by Marie when he admits that he threw a party 20 years earlier, but Robert soon admits that it was in fact his party.

The family grows concerned when Robert radically changes his personality in order to bond with his new partner and her friends.

Ray and Robert make a tribute video for Frank when he wins lodge "Man of the Year," but during filming they discover that he isn't really popular at the lodge.

When Frank fakes an injury to avoid going on a cruise vacation with Marie, Ray takes his place and is mistaken for her lover.

When Debra takes the kids to her parents', Ray is scared to be by himself and seeks solace with Robert, and they begin reminiscing.

Raymond tries to use his influence as a sportswriter to impress Robert when they meet the '69 Mets at the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Ray tells Debra that he feels too crowded in bed and would like her to move over, but soon finds out there is not going to be a simple solution.

Ray and Debra take a trip to Vermont, trying a little too hard to please each other in the romance department, and Uncle Robert is left babysitting the kids.

Ray is upset when Debra gets a job and he has to help with housework, but when she gets fired, he helps get her job back, which displeases her.

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.

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.

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.