- George thinks the Board of Directors are talking behind his back. Kramer has a crush on Jerry's new girlfriend. Elaine doesn't see the big deal in having a baby.
- George is convinced that the chairman of the Susan Biddle Foundation thinks he killed Susan. He tries to record their conversation when he's not there but doesn't quite get it right. Elaine meets some old friends all of whom now have babies. She of course does not want children and that leads her to a like-minded new boyfriend, Kevin. Jerry's new girlfriend Pam drops in on Jerry but it's Kramer who is smitten. The more Kramer says he likes her however, the more Jerry does as well.—garykmcd
- George thinks the foundation lawyer suspects he killed Susan, and leaves a tape-recorder in the meeting room after he leaves in order to find out the truth. Elaine is sick of her friends telling her she should have a baby, which leads to a chance meeting with a man who shares her view. Kramer falls for Jerry's girlfriend, and unwisely goes to Newman for advice.—two_green_bottles
- George believes the foundation lawyer Eyck (Bruce Davison) thinks he might have killed Susan. Jerry suggests using a method employed by Jerry Lewis to find out. George leaves a running tape recorder in his briefcase at the next board meeting and leaves the room. He returns to find the briefcase damaged, and the tape stopped. George spends many hours going over the briefcase and the limited recording with Jerry to Elaine to figure out what happened. Elaine tells asks George to simply ask what happened to the briefcase.
Elaine's friends insist that she have a baby; she'd rather not and meets a man who shares her ideals. Elaine was talking about her meeting with her friends to Jerry at the newsstand. Elaine says that having baby takes no talent and she cannot understand why they all keep pushing her to have kids. The man named Kevin was overhearing their conversation and jumps and says that he completely agrees with Elaine.
Kramer falls for Jerry's girlfriend, and he consults Newman (Wayne Knight) for advice. Newman advises Kramer to speak to Jerry. Newman says that every person has a single soulmate, and that Kramer has found his soul mate in Pam. When Kramer does, Jerry decides that he likes Pam even more. Kramer talks about Pam's voice, her calves and the fact that she can bring home the bacon. Jerry even loves her name, Pam. Newman gets in the middle of Jerry and Kramer's relationship with Pam (Kim Myers). Kramer & Newman decide that they will try to woo Pam with Kramer's looks and Newman's deep philosophical thoughts on life. Newman stands behind Kramer, while he talks to Pam, and feeds him lines of poetry to speak to Pam. Pam is impressed with Kramer and his sensitivity. When Jerry meets Pam, she hesitates in professing her love for Jerry and Jerry can sense that he is losing her.
Jerry confronts Newman when he finds out that Pam is now more interested in Kramer. Newman offers Jerry a deal. Elaine in exchange for Pam. Newman loves Elaine. Jerry tells Newman that she doesn't want kids.
Jerry and George convince Elaine that Kevin is simply pretending not to like kids, so he can go to bed with Elaine. Jerry says he once told a woman he didn't like cake, just so she would sleep with him. Similarly, George told a woman that he enjoyed spending time with his family. Meanwhile, Elaine's new boyfriend gets a vasectomy to show her how committed he is to not have children. Now, Elaine starts having doubts about not having kids. Jerry and Kramer find out Pam is not interested in having children and they line up for their own vasectomies.
George gets to the bottom of what happened to his briefcase and finds out that a fellow employee had lost his balance and fallen on it. This makes George look like an idiot in front of the entire board of directors, without really revealing anything. Then when George leaves the room again, they all casually discuss how they all feel that George killed Susan.
Elaine and her new friend go and get his vasectomy reversed and Jerry and Newman leave after Kramer gets his vasectomy.
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