Maxwell's sister Jocelyn gets engaged to Nigel, the Duke of Salisbury, but the wedding seems ill-fated after Fran discovers that Jocelyn is really in love with her chauffeur, Lester.
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Elaine takes Jerry and George to India to upset a rival's wedding Kramer is the object of an evil birthday wish.
While Jerry dates a dermatologist to help George deceive a new employer, Kramer is obsessed with a new meat slicer.
Fran and her mother argue about a fur coat she inherited.
Fran must woo a big investor after her mother and some friends back Maxwell's new play.
Fran is mistakenly accused of kidnapping a baby.
Fran's grandmother moves in and begins giving Maggie advice about sex.
An elderly admirer courts Fran.
Fran anxiously anticipates a big party on her first anniversary with the Sheffields.
Maxwell dates Fran's double Brighton has problems with junior high.
Fran is cast in a Broadway production of "Romeo and Juliet."
As Jane looks to help a judge gain a refund from a high-priced matchmaker and Grayson tries to settle a feud between two psychic sisters, Fred returns unexpectedly to woo Stacy.
After being shown the door at a trendy boutique because of her size, Jane takes on the store and their designer for refusing to manufacture and sell clothes for larger women.
Maxwell dates Fran's double Brighton has problems with junior high.
Fran is cast in a Broadway production of "Romeo and Juliet."
Fran discovers an old admirer who just won't go away, while Brighton tries to avoid dating an unpopular classmate.
Trouble arises when Fran and Grace enter a mother-daughter beauty contest.
A marriage proposal threatens Fran's future with the Sheffields.
Fran finds herself coming between C.C. and her dad.
Fran's nightmare high school gym teacher has a new job as Maggie's instructor -- and Fran goes back to school to help Maggie pass her gymnastics final.
Grace and the son of a prominent theater critic Frank Bradley get in a fight during a trip to the park, and, to break it up, Fran bops the boy with a baguette -- which could mean curtains for Maxwell's newest Broadway play.
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