Fans discuss whether they would wear an Urban Sombrero even if featured on GQ magazine cover, with consensus being no due to its ridiculous appearance.
The Statue
Aired Thursday, April 11, 1991 · 30 min

Jerry finds a statue in a box of his grandfather's old things, that George wants to replace a similar one he broke as a child. When Jerry hires the boyfriend of an author Elaine is working with, to clean his apartment, the cleaning job is spectacular, but the statue goes missing.
The morning after
No live reaction survived for this episode — the archive begins in June 1992.
Over the years
Fans debate whether the housekeeper actually stole Jerry's statue in "The Statue," with most agreeing he did based on circumstantial evidence despite his defensive reactions.
Viewers discuss a counting-out rhyme from 'The Statue' episode, with debate over whether it's regional, Jewish, or has racist origins.
Viewers debate whether the man who appeared at Jerry's apartment stole the statue that George broke, with discussion of the episode's ambiguity and memorable George Costanza dialogue.
Fans clarify the meaning of Jerry's "ledge" quip about Ray's theatrical Shakespearean speech and explain why Jerry refuses dinner, suspecting Ray stole his statue.
Fans debate whether Ray actually stole the statue in the episode and discuss the statue's one-inch gap.
Usenet users make puns about "statue of limitations" based on a newspaper letter, drawing connections to the Seinfeld episode where George breaks a statue.
Fans praise Kramer's detective scene in this episode as hilarious, with discussion of other memorable Kramer moments from the series.
Viewers identify a continuity error in The Statue regarding the door peephole and help locate a quote about the Capulets and Montagues from The Heart Attack.
Fans help identify an episode where George references 'MacArthur Park,' determining it's from "The Statue."
Fans debate whether Jerry intentionally miscounted in the ink-a-dink game in "The Statue" to make George "it" instead of Kramer, and discuss the rules and implications of the counting-out game.
Fans help locate "The Statue" episode by clarifying plot details about whose statue it was and where it was stolen from, correcting the original poster's misremembering of events.
Fans identify the actress who played Rava in The Statue as Nurit Koppel and discuss her limited career.
Fans identify actress Nurit Koppel as playing Rava, the Finnish writer character from The Statue episode.