This episode is for anyone who's found themselves single and looking for something casual for the first time in a while. Christine navigates hookups pre-dating apps, so she has to resort to finding someone at Whole Foods —with not-so-great results.

This episode is the perfect example of Christine trying to do the right thing and failing hilariously. After reading a book about Ruby Bridges in Ritchie's class, Christine realizes that the classroom lacks children of color. Once she sets out to make sure a black family enrolls their daughter in the school, she finds out they're not quite the family she pictured.

Post-breakup, Christine wants to treat herself so she feels better about her first relationship since Richard not working out. But treating herself doesn't quite go as planned.

The show often tackles class issues, and this episode does so in a way that'll definitely make you feel for Christine. It's Ritchie's birthday and his classmates think his party's boring because it pales in comparison to the affluent kids'. But Christine sets out to save the party before it's ruined for Ritchie.

Christine goes on full overprotective mother-mode when Richard decides to take Ritchie to a Rolling Stones concert, doing everything in her power to sneak into the show to check in on her son.

Christine is overjoyed to make a new friend who is also a working mom. But once she finds out the mom's profession, she has mixed feelings about their friendship.

Christine turns into a soccer mom when her love interest Mr. Harris, who is also Ritchie's teacher, becomes the soccer coach. Seeing Christine try to play it cool from the sidelines while also freaking out over her intense crush is hilarious.

Picture it: you take sleeping pills and then accidentally make embarrassing phone calls to your ex. That's the nightmare Christine experiences, while also having to deal with the consequences.

Christine starts to feel like she's back in high school after finding out that the school moms are hanging out without her, so she decides to try to change herself so she'll be liked more.

In this episode, Ben Feldman guest stars as Christine's blind date, who, although is super cute, turns out to be the opposite of what Christine was looking for.

Louis-Dreyfus reunites with her Seinfeld co-star Jason Alexander in this episode, where he plays a doctor who warns Christine that she might be in the midst of perimenopause.

Christine and Barb are serious friendship goals throughout the show, but it's taken to the next level when Christine decides to marry Barb so she won't be deported to Barbados.

Christine's privilege is confronted throughout the series, even though she considers herself to be less privileged due to her economic class. In this episode, the gym she owns with Barb attracts more black clientele, making Christine feel like a minority. But through this experience, she learns that this is how many people of color often feel.

The show also confronts the issues that arise when health insurance isn't readily available. In this one, Christine becomes outraged over not finding a doctor who'll check a mole without it.

Christine doesn't always make the best decisions when it comes to dating, so naturally, she hilariously thinks that the other therapist at Matthew's office is trying to date her instead of treat her.

Its star may be winning Emmys left and right on Veep, but re-watching these episodes will make you realize how underrated The New Adventures of Old Christine truly was.