Kramer's moneymaking scheme to sell vintage raincoats designed by Jerry's dad backfires when Morty has to depend on his Florida neighbor, Jack Klompus, to get the goods to New York.
Jerry finds an old high school classmate still disputes the outcome of a big race.
A pair of Super Bowl tickets circulates among Jerry and his friends.
Jerry wants to date a new girlfriend's roommate.
George hires an unattractive secretary.
Jerry regrets accepting an expensive suit from a comedian he doesn't like.
George claims he bought a celebrity's used car Kramer tries to save a failing neighborhood business.
Jerry is intrigued with the possibilities when he starts dating a former Olympic gymnast.
Jerry's new couch gets Elaine gets a new boyfriend.
Crossed phone lines get Jerry a date and exposes the Costanza's plans to divorce.
Jerry accepts an invitation to help with a PBS pledge drive.
Jerry learns his date was dumped by Newman Kramer worries that he caused a murder George's petty remarks causes him trouble.
Kramer chaperones Jerry's date with a Miss America hopeful.
The gang visits a friend's new baby in the Hamptons. George's girlfriend goes topless. A doctor's wording puzzles Elaine. George experiences "shrinkage." Kramer makes a controversial dinner.
Jerry accepts an invitation to help with a PBS pledge drive.
Jerry learns his date was dumped by Newman Kramer worries that he caused a murder George's petty remarks causes him trouble.
Kramer chaperones Jerry's date with a Miss America hopeful.
The gang visits a friend's new baby in the Hamptons. George's girlfriend goes topless. A doctor's wording puzzles Elaine. George experiences "shrinkage." Kramer makes a controversial dinner.
George decides to turn his life around by doing the exact opposite of what he would usually do. Elaine is having a lot of bad luck. Jerry keeps breaking even. Kramer gets the coffee table book published.
Kramer's moneymaking scheme to sell vintage raincoats designed by Jerry's dad backfires when Morty has to depend on his Florida neighbor, Jack Klompus, to get the goods to New York.