Jerry and George talk about historical sights and the absurd toilet paper question.

An NBC executive approaches Jerry after a show and says the network wants a series idea.

Jerry and George throw out absurd sitcom ideas and Jerry shoots them down.

Kramer and Newman trade a motorcycle helmet for a radar detector.

Jerry and George talk at Monk's while George keeps circling back to the show idea.

George proposes a show about nothing with characters based on his friends.

Newman tells Kramer about his speeding ticket and blames the bad radar detector.

George freezes up before the NBC meeting and blames Jerry for it.

Jerry and George run into Crazy Joe Davola, who reacts badly to Kramer's party.

George and Jerry meet the NBC executives, and Jerry says the show is about nothing.

The executives question what the show is about, and Jerry insists it is about nothing.

George tells Jerry he wants to date Susan from the NBC meeting.

George tells Kramer that Davola found out about the party.

Susan takes a phone call and Kramer questions the milk's expiration date.

George and Jerry argue about whether Kramer's vomit on Susan kills the deal.

Kramer explains the helmet saved him from Joe Davola's kick and Jerry warns him.

Jerry finds that Kramer has only shaved half his face and is wearing one pant leg.

The gang gets a dry-cleaning bill from Susan for the vomited vest and debates paying.

NBC calls back wanting another meeting, and the gang celebrates the chance to sell the show.

Uncle Leo catches Jerry outside and pitches him pyjamas, and Jerry rushes off.

George calls Newman about the ticket and asks him to testify for the court date.