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The First Season
The Pilot
Jerry is ecstatic that a woman he met on the road is coming
to stay with him in New York, but is flabbergasted when he
discovers she's engaged to be married.
Male Unbonding
Jerry finds that trying to end a friendship with Joel, a guy
he's known and disliked for years, is harder than breaking
up with a woman.
The Stake Out
Jerry and his ex-girlfriend Elaine discover the true meaning
of friendship when Jerry decides to pursue romance with a
gorgeous friend of Elaine's.
The Robbery
When Jerry's apartment is broken into, George persuades
him to look at a new one. But the decision to move sets off
an unhappy chain of events as Elaine wants to rent Jerry's
old place, and George really wants his new one.
The Stock Tip
Jerry invests in the stock market on a hot tip from George.
The Second Season
The Ex-Girlfriend
George is obsessed with finding a way to break up with his
overbearing girlfriend. However, after dispensing his sage
advice on the topic, Jerry finds himself in a similar agonizing
position with the same woman.
The Pony Remark
Jerry feels responsible for his aunt's untimely death.
The Bus Boy
George feels guilty for inadvertently getting a busboy fired
from his job and then tries to make it up to him. Meanwhile,
Elaine spends the week with an old boyfriend who is visiting
her from out of town.
The Baby Shower
Kramer talks Jerry into getting cable-television service from
an illegal source, and the crooked cable installer shows up
on the same day Jerry has given use of his apartment to
Elaine for a friend's baby shower.
The Jacket
While shopping with Elaine, Jerry discovers a suede jacket
that is totally irresistible in spite of its hefty price tag. After
buying the jacket, Jerry learns an age-old truth: Clothes
don't make the man.
The Chinese Restaurant
Jerry, George and Elaine have a harrowing experience trying
to get a table without reservations at a crowded Chinese
restaurant.
The Phone Message
After mustering enough courage to call a girl for a second
date, George repeatedly gets her answering machine then
blurts out a nasty message. Regretting it later, he talks
Jerry into helping get rid of the message before it can be
heard.
The Apartment
Jerry has second thoughts after helping Elaine get an
apartment in his building.
The Stranded
Elaine and Jerry are left stranded at a party after
George goes home with his date.
The Statue
Elaine talks Jerry into hiring a friend who's working his way
through college by cleaning people's homes. When a statue
is discovered missing, he suspects the student. But Jerry is
unsure how to handle getting it
back.
The Heart Attack
George, ever the hypochondriac, thinks he's having a heart
attack and, at Kramer's urging, seeks the advice of a
"holistic" healer.
The Revenge
George plots to get revenge on his boss after being fired;
Jerry and Kramer target a laundry owner who they suspect
of stealing.
The Deal
Jerry and Elaine devise a new set of rules for their
relationship.
The Third Season
The Note
To get a top-of-the-line massage free, Jerry asks his dentist
friend to sign a note saying Jerry, George and Elaine need
treatment from a certified physical therapist for medical
reasons. When the doctor is later suspected of insurance
fraud, Jerry must figure a way to save his friend's reputation
and career.
The Truth
After a tortuous evening with a new girlfriend, George tells
her they should stop seeing each other. He then makes the
mistake of accommodating her when she insists on hearing
the reason. Meanwhile, Elaine bites her lip as Kramer's wild
romance with her roommate heats up.
The Dog
Jerry is stuck at home when he gets roped into dog-sitting a
rambunctious hound. Without Jerry around, George and
Elaine find they have little in common. Meanwhile, Kramer
insists it's the absolute end for him and his girlfriend and
that he's going to end the relationship.
The Library
The library contacts Jerry about an overdue book dating
back to 1971. According to Kramer, with a fine of 5 cents a
day for 20 years, the cost could come to $50,000. In a
flashback to when Jerry and George were teens in high
school, Jerry attempts to recall exactly when he returned
the book in question.
The Pen
Jerry and Elaine visit Jerry's parents in Florida. At dinner,
Jerry admires a special astronaut's pen owned by one of the
association members. When Jerry accepts it as a gift, he
starts a mountain of tension with his folks, who feel Jerry
should have refused.
The Parking Garage
Jerry and his friends get lost in a parking garage.
The Cafe
Noticing that few people stop to eat at a certain small
neighborhood cafe, Jerry feels sorry for the owner and stops
in to suggest ways of increasing business which causes
the restaurant to do even worse. Meanwhile, George agrees
to take an I.Q. test as part of his girlfriend's research project
and then fears she'll find out he's not as smart as he's been
saying he is.
The Tape
Jerry frantically tries to identify the mystery woman who
anonymously whispered naughty suggestions into the tape
recorder he used to record his stand-up comedy act. But
when Elaine confides to George that the voice was hers,
George sees her in a more sensual light! Hoping to impress
her, he procures an ancient Chinese potion guaranteed to
grow hair.
The Nose Job
Jerry is torn between his libido and his brain when he
debates whether to continue dating a sexy, gorgeous but
self-centered and witless model. Meanwhile, George
can't help staring at the unusually large nose of an
otherwise attractive women he's been seeing.
The Alternate Side
No sooner does Elaine tell Jerry the virtues of dating an
older man than she decides to break up with her 66-year-old
beau a split made more complicated when he has a
heart attack in front of Jerry's apartment. To make matters
worse, George flunks his new job of parking cars which
blocks traffic and an approaching ambulance.
The Red Dot
Jerry accidentally causes Elaine's breakup with her
boyfriend, a recovering alcoholic, when he resumes drinking.
George shows his gratitude to Elaine for finding him a job by
buying her a discounted cashmere sweater, hoping she
won't notice the slight blemish in the fabric.
The Suicide
Jerry frets that his creepy neighbor will awake from his
coma and find out that he's been dating the sick man's
passionate girlfriend. Meanwhile, Elaine is out of her mind
with hunger after fasting to prepare for an ulcer test, and
George delays a Caribbean vacation to consult a psychic
about his fear of a plane crash.
The Subway
Riding the subway proves both boom and bust for Jerry and
his friends.
The Pez Dispenser
Jerry's practical joke causes George problems with his new
girlfriend.
The Boyfriend
While performing his comedy act, Jerry meets Keith
Hernandez (as himself), the former New York Mets All-Star
and one of Jerry's favorite baseball players. But Jerry finds
himself competing for his new pal's time with Elaine, who
has caught Keith's eye. And shameless George will do
anything to extend his unemployment benefits, including
dating a bureaucrat's plain-looking daughter.
The Fix-Up
Against their better judgment, Jerry and Elaine decide to
play matchmaker for the jobless, dateless and possibly
hopeless George, setting him up with a single friend of
Elaine's.
The Limo
When George's car breaks down at the airport, Jerry coolly
convinces a waiting limo driver that they are his intended
passengers. Their clever ruse turns ominous, however, when
they learn the real client is a neo-Nazi and they're en
route to a rally where violent protesters are eager to get their
hands on their quarry.
The Good Samaritan
Jerry witnesses a hit-and-run and tracts down the driver, but
his good intentions get sidetracked when he discovers she's
a beautiful women and willing to go out with him.
Meanwhile, George flees town when he has an affair with
the wife of a belligerent husband whose revenge knows no
bounds.
The Letter
Jerry's new girlfriend gives his friends Elaine, George and
Kramer prime VIP seats to a Yankees baseball game. But
when the trio is tossed out for a minor altercation, Jerry
backs up his friends and calls it quits with the woman
until she woos him back with a piece of plagiarized prose.
The Parking Space
As Jerry settles in to watch a boxing match on TV, George
and Elaine return with his borrowed car and concoct a wild
story to explain why it's developed a clanking noise. In
addition, the reckless George heatedly debates geometric
angles with a fellow parallel parker who challenges his right
to the same precious space.
The Keys
When Kramer invites himself over once too often, Jerry
demands he return the spare set of keys Jerry loaned to
him, which virtually ends their open-door friendship.
Distraught and overwrought, Kramer heads west to
California and meets new and
interesting people.
The Fourth Season
The Trip, Part 1 & Part 2
When Jerry is booked to appear on THE TONIGHT SHOW with
Jay Leno, he takes George with him to Los Angeles to search for
Kramer who vanished in a huff months earlier only to pop up
inexplicably on TV in an episode of MURPHY BROWN. George
and Jerry are unaware that their wayward friend is in trouble as a
victim of mistaken identity. Meanwhile, George bothers every
celebrity he encounters. In Part Two Jerry and George try to
clear Kramer of the murder charge.
The Pitch/The Ticket
Jerry and George propose to write a television series. Newman
blames Kramer for his speeding ticket; Jerry and George are
offered a deal at NBC.
The Wallet
Jerry must be at his most creative when he has to explain to his
visiting parents why he isn't wearing the watch they once gave
him a timepiece that Jerry discarded in a trashcan. And pal
George stupidly throws away the pair's fledgling series
commitment from a TV network.
The Watch
When Jerry's mom and dad come for a visit, Jerry desperately
tries to buy back the watch they bought for him, which was
recovered by his Uncle Leo after Jerry had thrown it in the trash.
Across town, a sweaty-palmed George tracks down a TV
executive to negotiate his series deal at a lower figure.
The Bubble Boy
Jerry agrees to make a side trip to visit a sickly fan who must
live in a protective plastic tent while he and George drive up to
a mountain cabin with their dates. But complications set in when
Jerry gets lost while driving with Elaine, and a cigar-puffing
Kramer makes an unwanted visit from out of the blue.
The Cheever Letters
As he and Jerry start their script, George confronts Susan's
father about the cabin fire.
The Opera
A simple night out turns into a nightmare when Jerry meets
Elaine at the opera unaware that her new boyfriend is Crazy
Joe Davola, the maniac who's been stalking him and vowing
revenge for some imagined slight.
The Virgin
A procrastinating Jerry and George strain to think of an idea for a
TV series just hours before meeting with impatient network
honchos. But Jerry can't forget about his date with a beautiful
young woman who confesses to him that she's still a virgin
putting even more pressure on him.
The Contest
Jerry challenges George, Kramer and Elaine to pool their money
in a contest of self-denial. Meanwhile, an excited Elaine looks
forward to her date with hunky John Kennedy, Jr., and a
guilt-ridden George gets an eyeful when he visits his whining
mother in the hospital.
The Airport
On a flight home, Jerry parties in first class with a beautiful
woman while Elaine suffers in a cramped coach seat next to a
dead fat man. On the ground, George and Kramer scramble
between airports trying to meet their friends until Kramer is
chased onto a runway by police.
The Pick
Elaine is mortified when she accidentally reveals a bit too much
dιcolletage on her Christmas card, which she has sent out to
everyone she knows. Meanwhile, Jerry tries to convince his
skeptical new girlfriend, a model, the he practices good hygiene.
Elsewhere, Kramer is asked to pose for a risquι underwear
advertisement.
The Visa
Jerry takes pity on a poor foreigner whose important immigration
papers were mistakenly left in his unopened mail box. But the
luckless man swears vengeance when he is hustled away for
deportation back to his native country. Down the hall, a
resourceful Kramer returns from his fantasy baseball camp after
having punched out his idol, Mickey Mantle.
The Movie
A comedy of errors kicks in when Jerry is frustrated in his
attempts to squeeze in two comedy appearances on opposite
sides of town while shadowed by a pesky fellow comedian.
Later, Jerry's bad timing continues when he has to rendezvous
for a movie with George, Elaine and Kramer who are all in
different orbits looking for seats as well as each other.
The Outing
When an eavesdropping college reporter mistakenly prints that
Jerry and George are intimate longtime companions, Jerry vainly
works overtime to prove his straightness. And when the big-city
newspapers pick up the story, Jerry has a lot of explaining to do
to his overwrought parents.
The Shoes
Jerry and George scramble to keep their feeble idea for a TV
series alive when they meet with a skeptical TV executive who
catches them eyeing his teenage daughter's cleavage. Across
town, Kramer begins dating Jerry's ex-girlfriend, a chef who
becomes obsessed with possessing Elaine's fashionable shoes.
The Old Man
Good Samaritans Jerry, George and Elaine volunteer to comfort
and assist senior citizens in their homes. Unfortunately, Jerry is
assigned to a nasty old cuss who he loses on the streets
thanks to Kramer's intrusion while George depresses an
elderly man and Elaine has equally devastating problems as
well.
The Implant
Jerry dumps a girlfriend because she has breast implants.
The Handicap Spot
Jerry and George narrowly avoid a public stoning after George
parks his father's car in a handicapped spot inciting an angry
mob to trash the vehicle when a disabled woman is injured as a
result of the illegal parking. And while George's unsuspecting
father is mistakenly arrested for the altercation, George and
Kramer shop for an electric wheelchair to give to the recuperating
victim.
The Junior Mint
Elaine's interest in an old boyfriend is rekindled when he needs
to go in for surgery. Jerry and Kramer observe the surgery with
medical students and accidentally drop a Junior Mint into the
patient.
The Smelly Car
A valet's body odor haunts Jerry and Elaine; George discovers
some surprising news about Susan...that she became a lesbian
after they broke up.
The Pilot
Jerry and George finally have their pilot produced by the network.
The Fifth Season
The Mango
Jerry learns an uncomfortable secret about his romance
with Elaine.
The Glasses
George's stolen glasses set off a bizarre chain of events.
The Puffy Shirt
Jerry is coerced into wearing a ridiculous puffy shirt
designed by Kramer's girlfriend when he appears on the
NBC News' TODAY with Bryant Gumbel.
The Sniffing Accountant
Worried about their investments, Jerry, Kramer and
Newman search for clues to determine if their accountant's
unexplained sniffle could be related to something he may
have snorted.
The Bris
Jerry and Elaine agree to be godparents to a couple's
newborn boy, but they're apprehensive about the duties they
must perform at the baby's first religious ceremony.
The Lip Reader
George tries to capitalize on Jerry's date with a deaf
woman.
The Barber
Jerry frets over leaving his incompetent barber; George gets
a job.
The Non-Fat Yogurt
Jerry and Elaine question Kramer's claim about a non-fat
yogurt.
The Masseuse
Jerry yearns for a massage from his new girlfriend; Elaine
worries about her new boyfriend's name.
The Cigar Store Indian
Elaine's Native American friend Winona thinks Jerry is
racially insensitive when he presents Elaine with a
cigar-store Indian statue as a peace offering after not driving
her home from George's place.
The Conversion
In the name of love, George goes through the process of
converting to the Latvian Orthodox religion.
The Stall
Elaine agonizes over a woman's refusal to pass her some
toilet tissue when she finds that her restroom stall is
lacking. Meanwhile, Kramer convinces Jerry that his
girlfriend Jane makes a living telling phone secrets, and
George acts giddy around Elaine's new hunky boyfriend.
The Marine Biologist
Jerry tells an old college friend that George is a marine
biologist; Elaine's new author inadvertently injures a
passerby.
The Dinner Party
En route to a dinner party, Elaine and Jerry pair off to find a
perfect dessert, while Kramer and George search for the
right wine only nothing seems to work out the way they
planned.
The Pie
Jerry obsessively worries when he takes his date to a
restaurant famous for their apple pie and she refuses to eat
a piece; meanwhile, Elaine discovers that a mannequin
resembling her has been showing up in quite a few window
displays.
The Stand-In
Kramer gets involved with a stand-in trying to save his
career. Jerry tries to cheer up a sick friend. George stays in
a dying relationship out of spite.
The Wife
Jerry let his girlfriend pose as his wife so that she can
receive his dry-cleaning discount. But the scam backfires
when his family learns of his marriage and Meryl discovers
some unexpected items in Jerry's laundry. Elsewhere, a
guy at the health club whom Elaine wants to date has some
damaging information about George.
The Fire
George panics during a fire at his girlfriend's son's birthday
party and bolts for an escape route, while Kramer's girlfriend
has a heckling laugh that threatens to ruin Jerry's act at a
comedy club.
The Raincoats (1 hour)
Kramer's money-making scheme to sell vintage raincoats
designed by Jerry's dad backfires when Morty has to
depend on his Florida neighbor, Jack Klompus, to get the
goods to New York. Inspired by Kramer's idea, George sells
his dad's old duds to a second-hand store without asking
permission. Elsewhere, George's mom and dad feel
snubbed when Jerry's parents pass up their invitation for a
night on the town with Elaine and her exceedingly friendly
boyfriend, Aaron.
The Opposite
George's new date is so impressed with his display of
bravery that she has her uncle set him up with a job
interview with the owner of the New York Yankees which
he lands. Kramer is asked to appear on Live With Regis and
Kathie Lee to promote his new coffee table book where he
mars his appearance by spitting coffee on Kathie Lee. Jerry
claims that his life always seem to be able to even itself
out. Elaine tests his theory by throwing Jerry's $20 out the
window which George arrives in hand with a few minutes
later. Meanwhile, Elaine sets off a chain of embarrassing
events at her office which brings down Pendant Publishing
and jeopardizes the future of Kramer's book, making Elaine
realize that she has become George.
The Hamptons
George fears the naked truth. On a weekend visit to the
Hamptons, George fears that Jerry's girlfriend, Rachel,
might give his girlfriend an inaccurate description of the
glimpse she caught of George while he was standing cold,
wet and naked after a dip in the ocean. Meanwhile, Elaine is
baffled when a handsome doctor refers to her as
breathtaking, the same term he uses to describe an ugly
baby.
The Sixth Season
The Chaperone
When Kramer serves as chaperon during Jerry's date with Miss
Rhode Island, he convinces the beauty queen that he should be her
personal consultant as she prepares for the Miss America Pageant.
Meanwhile, George , the newly hired assistant to the traveling
secretary for the New York Yankees , goes above and beyond the
call of duty when he dispenses batting tips to player Danny Tartabull
and wardrobe suggestions to manager Buck Showalter. Elsewhere,
an unemployed Elaine interviews for work at a publishing firm and
lands a job as a personal assistant to a prominent New Yorker.
The Big Salad
Jerry learns his date was dumped by Newman; Kramer worries that
he caused a murder; George's petty remarks causes him trouble.
The Pledge Drive
Kramer persuades Jerry to cash a slew of old birthday checks that
had been given to him by his grandmother. But when the checks
bounce, Nana ventures out of her house for the first time in years to
straighten matters out with a banker. Meanwhile, Jerry asks George
to recruit New York Yankees player Danny Tartabull to appear with
him on a public-television pledge drive. Elsewhere, Elaine causes a
rift between her friend Noreen and her high-talker boyfriend, Dan after
mistaking him for Noreen on the telephone.
The Chinese Woman
Crossed phone lines get Jerry a date and exposes the Costanza's
plans to divorce.
The Couch
Jerry's new couch gets Elaine a new boyfriend.
The Gymnast
Elaine finds herself at the center of a huge merger deal when her
obsessed boss asks her to attend a meeting on his behalf while he
struggles to find the hidden object in Kramer's 3-D poster.
Meanwhile, George works to convince his girlfriend's mother that
he's not a hard-luck case after she spies him eating out of the trash.
Also, the guys convince Jerry he'll be missing out on a lot if he
doesn't keep dating an Olympic gymnast.
The Mom & Pop Store
George claims he bought a celebrity's used car; Kramer tries to
save a failing neighborhood business.
The Soup
Jerry regrets accepting a designer suit from an obnoxious comedian
when he's suckered into treating the comic to dinner as a token of
appreciation. Meanwhile, George goes in search of a new diner after
he bungles a date with a waitress who works at his usual hangout.
Elaine's overseas love interest quickly wears out his welcome when
he comes to visit her.
The Secretary
George resists hiring an attractive secretary because of the
distraction it might cause, opting instead for a dowdy assistant
whose competence and productivity prove to be a turn-on he can't
resist. Meanwhile, Jerry faces off with his dry cleaner after seeing
him in Jerry's clothes at a movie theater.
The Switch
Jerry wants to date a new girlfriend's roommate.
The Label Maker
Jerry and Elaine become suspicious of Tim Whatley's gift-giving
practices after he gives Jerry a label maker exactly like the one
Elaine had given Tim. Their suspicions are confirmed when Tim gives
Newman one of the Super Bowl tickets given to him by Jerry and
then wants it back so he can invite Elaine to the game. Meanwhile,
George asks his girlfriend, Bonnie to dump her male roommate, only
to regret it after she follows through.
The Race
Jerry's legendary status as the fastest runner in high school gets
called into question by former classmate Duncan Meyer ( his
girlfriend's boss ) who demands a re-match after suspecting for
years that Jerry cheated during a 9th-grade race. Elsewhere,
Elaine's Communist boyfriend persuades Kramer to fight for his
rights as a department-store Santa. George gets a date through a
personal ad in a Communist newspaper and is summoned to his
boss' office when rumors spread about his politics.
The Scofflaw
Jerry and George's mutual friend, Gary Fogel uses a purported bout
with a disease to get sympathy from an unsuspecting Jerry.
Elsewhere, Kramer gets in the way of the law when he ruins an
officer's chance to nab a longtime scofflaw.
The Kiss Hello
The 100th episode: Jerry decides to stop the practice of greeting
acquaintances with a kiss, putting him at odds with Elaine's
physical therapist friend, Wendy, who always expects a friendly
buss. Also, Kramer posts tenant photos in the apartment foyer to
create a friendlier environment; Uncle Leo throws Nana into an old
folks home after she reveals that he cheated Jerry's mom out of
money many years ago; and George and Elaine have a run-in with
Wendy over her greedy way of charging for office visits.
The Beard
While posing as a beard for a gay acquaintance needing an escort,
Elaine becomes infatuated with the handsome man and sets out to
convert him to heterosexuality. Meanwhile, George ( now sporting
a toupee ) lands a date with a beautiful friend of Kramer only to find
that she's covering up a cosmetic problem too. Also, Jerry frets
when a female police officer he likes wants to give him a lie-detector
test that could reveal his secret TV viewing habits.
The Doorman
An antagonistic doorman at Elaine's boss' apartment asks Jerry to
cover for him while he takes off as part of a grand scheme to cause
trouble for Jerry. Meanwhile, George's dad, now separated from his
wife, Estelle, camps out in his son's apartment and reveals a
problem that spurs Kramer to develop the Bro an undergarment
for men that helps reduce the visible signs of aging.
The Jimmy
After a trip to the dentist's office, Jerry suspects that Tim Whatley
and his attractive hygienist might be living out their fantasies at his
expense. And after a separate dental visit, Kramer's
novocaine-numbed jaw makes him appear mentally challenged, thus
earning him a prized spot at singer Mel Torme's charity concert.
Elsewhere, George is fingered by Yankees management as a
possible thief, and Elaine unwittingly finds herself on a date with
George's hotshot basketball pal, Jimmy.
The Doodle
Jerry's new couch gets Elaine a new boyfriend.
The Fusilli Jerry (aka The Move)
Elaine's new boyfriend uses one of Jerry's intimate secrets;
George's mom gets an eye job.
The Diplomat's Club
Jerry's plan to rendezvous with a model at an airport club are foiled
when he can't make it back from Ithaca in time. Meanwhile, Kramer
puts Jerry's airport club card to good use, wooing a wealthy Texan
who could provide funds for his clothing line, designed to hide the
size of a woman's derriere. Elsewhere, Elaine becomes a suspect in
Mr. Pitt's near overdose when he suddenly becomes ill from mixing
medications after having just added her to his will.
The Face Painter
At a hockey playoff game, Elaine and Jerry are appalled when her
boyfriend shows his diehard support for the Devils by painting his
face like the mascot's and heckling fans of the opposing team.
Elsewhere, Kramer provokes a popular chimp during a visit to the
zoo, and a smitten George ponders whether he should confess his
love to his girlfriend.
The Understudy
When singer Bette Midler is accidentally injured in their softball
game, Jerry and George are accused of conspiring to get her
understudy in a new musical the starring role.
The Seventh Season
The Engagement
George gets engaged, while Elaine takes drastic measures to
silence a barking dog.
The Postponement
Elaine is jealous over George's upcoming wedding, but George
wants to postpone it.
The Maestro
Jerry refuses an eccentric friend's request, while George
commits himself in helping a store security guard.
The Wink
Grapefruit juice in George's eye unleashes a wild chain reaction
of events.
The Hot Tub
Jerry worries when Elaine hosts a marathon runner with a
tendency to oversleep, while Kramer's new hot tub gets him in
hot water.
The Soup Nazi
A demanding soup stand chef bans Elaine from eating his
wares.
The Secret Code
George's secret bank code inadvertently becomes a dying
woman's last words.
The Pool Guy
George worries about Susan becoming friendly with his pals.
The Sponge
As Jerry conceals how he got an unlisted phone number,
Elaine's favorite birth control device is discontinued.
The Gum
While helping Kramer revive an old movie theatre, George is
mistaken for being insane.
The Rye
George must replace a loaf of bread his parents took from
Susan's mom and dad.
The Caddy
George discovers that if he leaves his car at work his boss will
think that he's working late. Elaine is disturbed by a braless
acquaintance.
The Seven
As Susan's friends steal their new daughter's name from George,
Elaine loses an antique bike to Kramer.
The Cadillac (1 hour)
Jerry's gift of a new car causes a problem for his dad; George
angles for a date with actress Marisa Tomei.
The Shower Head
As George sets out to get his parents to move to Florida, a drug
test costs Elaine her job.
The Doll
While George is disturbed by a doll that looks like his mom, his
dad searches for a long-lost cousin in Italy.
The Friar's Club
Jerry's relationship with Susan's best friend is impaired by a
missing jacket.
The Wig Master
Jerry ends up buying a jacket he doesn't really like; a house
guest irritates George.
The Calzone
As George gets his boss hooked on calzones, Kramer develops
an addiction to freshly dried clothes; Jerry dates a woman of
unusually persuasive beauty and Elaine falls for a man's clever
dating tactics.
The Bottle Deposit (1 Hour)
As George's job is jeopardized by his boss' failing memory,
Kramer and Newman hatch a money making scheme; Elaine's
boss sends her to buy JFK's golf clubs, and Jerry's car is
kidnapped by an over-protective mechanic.
The Wait Out
Jerry and Elaine take advantage of a friend's shaky marriage;
Kramer's tight jeans cause problems.
The Invitations
As George continues to have cold feet about his wedding, Jerry
meets the woman of his dreams.
The Eighth Season
The Foundation
As George tries to put Susan behind him, Elanie is
given control of J. Peterman's business.
The Soul Mate
As George contemplates being suspected of killing his fiancee,
Kramer falls for Jerry's new girlfriend.
The Bizarro Jerry
Elaine meets three new friends who are the exact opposite of
Jerry, George and Kramer; George uses Susan's death to attract
woman.
The Little Kicks
Elaine's strange dancing loses her employees' respect; George
cultivates a bad boy image; Jerry becomes an underground
legend after he makes a bootleg videotape of a new movie.
The Package
George tries to woo a photo shop employee with a photo of
himself; Elaine discovers her reputation is making it difficult to
get medical treatment: Kramer offers to get Jerry a refund for
Jerry's broken stereo.
The Fatigues
Elaine's promotion of a mailroom clerk sparks a munity: Jerry
discovers his girlfriend's mentor is dating hack comic Kenny
Bania; Kramer brings George's Dad out of retirement to cook.
The Checks
Jerry's fame in Japan endears Kramer to a group of tourists and
inspires George to revive their TV pilot.
The Chicken Roaster
As a resturant's bright lights keep Kramer awake, Elaine's job is
threatened after she buys George an expensive hat on the
company's account.
The Abstinence
While abstinence makes George smarter, it has the opposite
effect on Elaine; Kramer opens a smoker's lounge in his
apartment as Jerry prepares to speak at a junior high school.
The Andrea Doria
George squares off against a shipwreck survivor over a new
apartment; Jerry attempts to help Newman get a much
sought-after transfer to Hawaii.
The Little Jerry
As a bad check threatens to ruin Jerry's reputation, raising
chickens involves Kramer in illegal cockfighting; George dates a
women's prison inmate.
The Comeback
As Jerry discovers he's been duped by a hapless tennis pro,
George seeks revenge against a co-workers cutting remarks;
Kramer enlists Elaine's help in drafting a will.
The Money
Jerry buys back a car her sold as the Costanzas decide to
spend George's inheritance; Kramer can't sleep with his new
girlfriend, while Peterman returns unexpectedly.
The Van Buren Boys
Jerry's new girlfriend seems too good to be true; George awards
a scholarship to an average student; Elaine turns to Kramer for
help in preparing Peterman's autobiography.
The Susie
While Elaine suffers in a case of mistaken identity and an
ex-friend fears Jerry's retribution, George avoids a girlfriend
looking to break up.
The Pothole
As George loses a prize keychain in a pothole, Kramer adopts a
section of highway.
The English Patient
Elaine's opinion of The English Patient lands her in hot water;
Kramer gets stuck with a trio of Cubans
cigar rollers while George is obssesed with a beautiful woman's
boyfriend.
The Nap
As George builds a bed underneath his desk. Elaine gets a
matress from her back-conscious new boyfriend; Jerry struggles
with an indecisive
carpenter, while Kramer takes extreme measures to swim.
The Yada Yada
Jerry doubts his dentist's religous conversion; Kramer and his
pal Mickey fight over a double date as Elaine undermines a
couple's chances at
adoption.
The Millennium
Jerry lobies for a good spot on his girlfriend's speed dial, George
tries getting himself fired so he can accept a better job.
The Muffin Tops
Elaine and a former boss join forces in a muffin top business;
George pretends to be a tourist to get a date.
The Summer of George
After getting fired from the Yankees, George uses his free time
to help Jerry with a demanding girlfriend; Kramer accidentally
wins a Tony Award while Elaine is accused of being mean by her
co-workers.