The Four Who Rule are starting the Break Bad: George swapping women's glasses with an unknowing man who happens to be blind, and Jerry not showing any concern to Elaine's issue with being bitten by a dog or the possibilities of having rabies  

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Ashford and April discuss episode 2 of season 5, the Puffy Shirt, written by Larry David, who received an Emmy for Outstanding Script in a Comedy Series.  Yea!  Kramer is dating a low talker, George has moved in with his parents, which later leads him into becoming a well paid hand model, and Jerry and Elaine are caught up in a Puffy Shirt debacle.  Tune in and listen to the Four Who Rule: A Seinfeld Podcast.  e-mail us at [email protected]

Fake. Fake. Fake.  Seinfeld explores the Mango and how to trigger certain parts of the human anatomy.  George thinks he has found the right one, but he squanders it, and Kramer gets banned from a produce market.  Write to us at [email protected]

Hey, it's really happening.  The pilot, Jerry, is getting made.  Not quite bizarro world.  More like La La Land.  

You gotta love the Drake!  The Gang of Four set out to do the right thing, but in the process, PROBLEMATIC events occur.  Whew.  Listen to Ashford and April's take on this one.  

Jerry and Elaine are affected with B.O.  George is having his Chasing Amy moment with Susan, and Kramer is...Kramer.  

George gets emotional with the holiday movie, Home Alone, Jerry can't recall the name of the woman he's dating, Kramer is the perfect salesman for any product, and Elaine is looking at an old flame in a new way.  

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Jerry sends Elaine, the Implant to "check out" Sidra's breasts to see if they are real or not.  Sounds wild, right?  Also, George finds a new low by attending a funeral to advance his status in a romantic relationship.  This episode has the despicable four really doing some far out stuff.

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3 out of the gang of Four decide to volunteer to visit and hang out with senior citizens.  Seems easy enough, right?  Wrong.  Folks are getting bit, walked out on, and attacked on this episode titled, The Old Man.  Write to us at www.wrightonnetwork.com or [email protected]

The Outing, which is Ashford's favorite episode of Seinfeld, explores the GLAAD award winning saga that questions Jerry and George's relationship.