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After the mothers at Ritchie's private school continue to take cheap shots at Christine, Christine decides to enroll him in public school.
After the mothers at Ritchie's private school continue to take cheap shots at Christine, Christine decides to enroll him in public school.
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The New Adventures of Old Christine
S4, EP17 "Too Close for Christine"When a scatterbrained mother at Ritchie's school calls Christine a rock, Christine is initially flattered but soon tires of the responsibility.
The New Adventures of Old Christine
S4, EP18 "A Change of Heart/Pants"When Richard and Christine help Lindsay and Marly through labor, the memory of Ritchie's birth rekindles romantic feelings.
The New Adventures of Old Christine
S4, EP19 "Hair"After the mothers at Ritchie's private school continue to take cheap shots at Christine, Christine decides to enroll him in public school.
The New Adventures of Old Christine
S4, EP20 "He Ain't Heavy"While helping Matthew lose weight, Christine finds herself unable to shed extra pounds she has put on, despite her know-how as a gym owner.
The New Adventures of Old Christine
S4, EP16 "Honey, I Ran Over the Kid"Christine accuses Richard of being a bad parent when Ritchie is injured at a skateboarding party, but her overprotectiveness backfires.
The New Adventures of Old Christine
S4, EP15 "Reckless Abandonment"Christine tries to prove that she can take care of herself after Matthew and Barb move out and Ritchie leaves for science camp.
The New Adventures of Old Christine
S4, EP14 "What Happens in Vegas Is Disgusting in Vegas"New Christine loses all her inhibitions at an impromptu bachelorette party Christine and Barb throw for her in Las Vegas.
The New Adventures of Old Christine
S4, EP13 "Notes on a 7th Grade Scandal"Christine reverts to junior-high behavior when she recognizes the father of Ritchie's classmate as her former tormentor.
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