Buckle your seat belts ladies and gentleman, this one is off the rails. The penultimate episode of our season 2 covers everything from "what is a mickey" to the fashion of Seinfeld, and even Newman gets in on the act for the first time. Guest stars Fred Applegate and John Capodice are spotlighted with quick career run downs, and with so many "Quotes from the Notes" as I like to call it and actor DVD commentary, this is our longest episode yet! "The Revenge" is best enjoyed with your friends down at the nudist colony.

As the end of season 2 nears, poor George thinks he is having a heart attack while cutting up his own cucumber at Monk's. Karma, right? This romp through George's health care choices once again brings about another wheels off episode of This is the Show. Join your hosts, Alex and CJ, as we discuss the tremendous work of Stephen Tobolowbsky, aka Tor Eckman, we learn what cramp bark and couchgrass are, and Elaine almost gets Dexter'd in an alternate version of her date. Grab your ice cream and Cleaver and settle in for The Heart Attack.

Forgive the audio issues in this one, it's why it took so long to arrive. But The Statue is here and it begins the route to greatness with Kramer getting a great shine in this episode. Find out which character was called Precious, Chuckles, Babycakes, and Little Yum Yum behind the scenes. We discuss live studio audiences, side characters, and even some Finland talk. Just don't be like "Ray, late as usual" and dive into one of Alex's all-time favorite episodes with his co-host CJ Ward. This is the Show and we aren't gonna change it.

Dingos, and hoookers, and cops! Oh my!! This episode is a special event as it aired in season 3. But as we are Seinfeld purists and do as the DVD guides, we are jumping right into this...even if it does have disaster written all over it. Alex Lee and CJ Ward are here to deep dive into this surprise of an episode sure to trigger plenty of jail house memories. This is the Show, and we ain't changing it!

This installment is just one big sociological experiment. Your hosts Alex Lee and CJ Ward go over the season two classic "The Apartment". While we don't have $5,000 to loan you, we can offer you up stories about hair gel and quotes from Jerry and Julia regarding their characters. This episode marks famous Seinfeld writer Peter Mehlmen debut and we discuss the fantastic writing he brings to the series. Grab your friend's father's wedding ring, your Foreigner cover band CD, and a Spanish to English dictionary for this discussion.

Halfway through season two brings us to "The Phone Message", the fill in episode for the episode that was deemed "too offensive" by even Seinfeld standards. Don't listen to this with a cup of coffee, it'll keep you up. This is as good as anything we've got, so tune in and listen as your hosts Alex Lee and CJ Ward discuss this fourth or seventh episode of season two.

Happy Thanksgiving! A warm wishes to all those ready to enjoy one of the all-time greatest episodes of Seinfeld ever. From Larry David's jot-it-down moment to what happened to Kramer, join your hosts Alex Lee and CJ Ward as we give our thoughts on the truest of episodes about "nothing". Grab an egg roll, leave a voice message, and lie to Uncle Leo about what you're doing so you can enjoy this one.

We are back! This week we are talking "The Jacket". How much did Jerry actually pay for the jacket? Hear us talk about the iconic Alton Benes actor's time on set. *SPOILER* He's a crazy SOB. This is the show, and we're NOT gonna change it.

Worlds are colliding! George seeks revenge on a bad date from years ago, Elaine reverts to her college days, and Kramer entangles Jerry in an illicit cable scheme to get sports...movies...nudity...all for free. Jerry's apartment grows and a glimpse into the home of Kramer.

Things take a wild left turn in this special "watch-along" episode! With no notes, hosts Alex Lee and CJ Ward watch the Season 2 "finale" (as it aired) and discuss how worlds collide. We also explain why we are watching the finale (which is actually the 3rd episode). Grab a roast and pull up your favorite Seinfeld viewing mechanism and join in as the gang stretches their legs and become more iconic with each episode.