Yeah, That’s Right - Seinfeld

George leaves Jerry and Elaine at a party for a booty call, and Kramer comes to pick them up. Jerry gives the host his info with unfortunate results. George feels slighted at the pharmacy and attempts to rectify the situation.

George convinces his girlfriend to get a nose job with disastrous results, Jerry dates a vapid lady, and Kramer gets his jacket back!

Jerry gets a steamy message left on a tape of a recent stand up routine - and it turns out to be from Elaine! George becomes enraptured with Elaine, and also tried a new (and very stinky) cure for baldness.

Jerry gives some advice to a local restaurant owner, Elaine “helps” George with an IQ test, and Kramer’s jacket is taken back by its original owner.

The gang loses their car in a parking deck, George and Jerry end up in some hot water, and Elaine’s fish circle the drain.

Jerry is fined for a book that was due back to the library in 1971 - the Library Investigations Office is cracking down on overdue books. George has a blast from the past, and Elaine worries she might be fired.

Jerry has to watch a stranger’s dog, Elaine and George hang out with out Jerry and it’s super awkward, and Kramer tried to break up with a girlfriend.

Jerry is given an astronaut pen and has to give it back, Elaine takes too many muscle relaxers, and it’s seniors gone wild down at Del Boca Vista.

George breaks up with a woman and sends her to a mental institution. Jerry is audited and Kramer makes a table out of a windshield.

George freaks TF out over getting a massage from a man, and Kramer thinks he sees Joe DiMaggio at a donut shop.

George gets a busboy fired and tries to fix the situation; Elaine isn’t happy to have a week long visit from a former beau.

Jerry, George, and Elaine wait impatiently for a table, George waits to use the pay phone.

Kramer convinces Jerry to get illegal cable. Elaine hosts a baby shower for a “friend.” George tries to confront a past date who ghosted him.

Jerry and Elaine take their relationship to another level with a plan to avoid pitfalls

George thinks he had a heart attack, but it turns out his tonsils grew back; to save money on surgery he goes to Kramer’s friend, who is a holistic healer. Elaine goes on a date with a tongue obsessed doctor.

George quits his job but regrets it and tries to go back as if he never quit; Jerry and Kramer exactly revenge on a laundromat.

Elaine’s editing a book for this author and her boyfriend cleans Jerry’s apartment BUT steals a statue that George promised to give to his mother. Kramer is determined to do his best Joe Friday impression to get it back.

Jerry regrets telling Elaine about an open unit in his building, George tries wearing a wedding ring to entice single women, and Kramer gets a new ‘do.

Jerry and George both go on dates, but George leaves a disastrous message on an answering machine and schemes a way to retrieve it.

Jerry buys an expensive jacket; he and George meet Elaine’s father and are scared. The jacket is ruined and Kramer is babysitting for doves.

Jerry makes an off color remark that may or may not have killed a woman; Kramer ponders adding levels to his apartment.

Jerry convinces George to break up with a girlfriend then dates her himself. Elaine confronts a neighbor, and Kramer finds a good melon.

George and Jerry invest in a stock, Elaine is dating a dude with cats, and Jerry embarks on a dating decathlon.

Jerry tries to break up with a friend; Kramer has a business idea.

Jerry looks at a new apartment after his apartment is burgled and squabbles with George over it.

Jerry meets a woman at a party and stakes out her job to find out more about her.