Jerry performs stand-up about the need for a sexual rule book in relationships.

Jerry and George finish the pilot script but realize they wrote no lines for Elaine.

Elaine arrives and confronts Jerry and George about writing her out of the pilot.

Gail Cunningham approaches Elaine at Monk's and compliments her Botticelli shoes.

Elaine admits she bought the shoes because Gail embarrassed her at the store.

George's therapist reads the pilot script and tells him it isn't funny.

Kramer reveals he kissed Gail Cunningham after snubbing her, and she discussed Elaine's shoes.

Elaine storms into Gail's restaurant kitchen demanding to know why she discussed her shoes.

Jerry and George visit a sick Russell Dalrymple at his apartment to discuss the pilot script.

Russell tries to give notes but becomes violently ill as his daughter Molly enters.

Russell catches George staring at his daughter's cleavage and kicks them out.

At Monk's, the group blames each other; Kramer reveals Elaine sneezed on Russell's pasta.

Jerry and George plan to meet Russell at Pfeiffer's using Gail; she demands Elaine's shoes.

Jerry and George confront Russell; Elaine arrives in low-cut dress to prove a point.

Jerry's closing monologue equates men's cleavage obsession with women's shoe obsession.