Ashford and April discuss the holiday special for the ages, The Pick, where Elaine sends out a not so suitable for work Christmas card to friends and family, George is having doubts about breaking up with Susan, Kramer has a beef with Calvin Klein, and Jerry is choosing not to Pick!

April and Ashford discuss the The Airport, an episode by Larry David that could only be somewhat believable in a pre-911 World. And, the titular character, Jerry Seinfeld, actually wins in this one!

30 years ago a show about nothing hit the NBC airwaves. And although it is a show about nothing, it definitely means a lot to us. May the odds be ever in your favor. On this episode April and Ashford discuss the Contest.

April and Ashford discuss the Virgin, where Elaine tells it like it is, George kisses his hopes of a conversation starter with women away, and Jerry is dating a virgin, which should not be confused with THE Virgin. Nonetheless, this episode is actually called, The Virgin.

April and Ashford discuss the Seinfeld episode that take shots at the Opera, addresses phobias towards clowns, and deals with creepy, stalking plot lines.

April and Ashford discuss the episode where Kramer gets international known, George sees a man about a Cabin, Jerry engages in awkward pillow talk, and Elaine, as always, wins again.

April and Ashford discuss the Bubble Boy by Larry David and Larry Charles. This is the episode where Jerry and Elaine get local with the locals, Kramer gets on like a cabin on fire, and George faces off with...the Bubble Boy.

Write to us at [email protected] or twitter @4thatrule

April and Ashford discuss the two part story: The Watch and The Wallet, both written by Larry David. Elaine is back, Jerry is hosting his parents, George is failing at the art of the deal, and Kramer is...Kramer! Give us a listen and write to us at [email protected]

April and Ashford discuss The Pitch and The Ticket, which are both written by Larry David, who went quite Meta back in the 90's with the concept of the characters on the show pitching an idea about the actual show! Radical concept. Oh, the fun we will have discussing season 4.

April and Ashford discuss the two part opener to Season 4 of Seinfeld, the Trip. Filled with celebrity cameos and hi-jinks the gang of 4, minus 1, try to make it in L.A. and back. Give us a listen.