Ep 9. The Secretary

Jerry discovers that his close friend and neighbor, Newman, has been seeing a woman named Audrey who works as a secretary. Jerry becomes suspicious of Newman's intentions and decides to investigate the situation. Meanwhile, George is dealing with the aftermath of having sex with his secretary, who he discovers is quite skilled at handling his business affairs.

As Jerry gets deeper into his investigation, he comes to learn that Newman's relationship with Audrey is more than just a casual fling. He discovers that Newman has been using Audrey's connections in the business world to make deals and investments on the sly, without approval from his boss at the post office.

Jerry decides to confront Newman about his behavior, but things take an unexpected turn when he realizes that Audrey is actually a double agent. Audrey is working for Newman's boss, who has been trying to catch Newman in the act of conducting business on the side. Audrey has been feeding information about Newman's dealings to her boss, using her relationship with Newman as a cover.

Meanwhile, George is struggling to find a way to break things off with his secretary without jeopardizing his business. He fears that if he fires her, she will reveal their romantic relationship to their colleagues and clients. At the same time, he realizes that he cannot continue to keep up the facade of their work relationship, feeling guilty about using her for both professional and personal gain.

Ultimately, both Jerry and George are forced to confront the consequences of their actions. Jerry must decide whether to expose Newman's illegal business dealings or keep quiet to protect his friend. George must come clean to his colleagues about his relationship with his secretary, putting his professional reputation at risk.

In the end, both Jerry and George learn valuable lessons about the importance of honesty and integrity in all aspects of life, both personal and professional. The episode ends on a bittersweet note, leaving the audience to wonder what the future holds for these flawed but lovable characters.