Fans discuss whether they would help a hit-and-run victim like Jerry does in the episode, with most saying they would call police but fear personal danger.
The Good Samaritan
Aired Wednesday, March 4, 1992 · 30 min

Jerry trails a hit-and-run driver but is attracted to her and begins dating her; he later learns her victim was a longtime quarry and dates the latter as well. Kramer begins having seizures whenever he hears Mary Hart's voice.
The morning after
No live reaction survived for this episode — the archive begins in June 1992.
Over the years
Viewers identify the blonde actress in blue sweatpants from "The Good Samaritan" as Helen Slater and share episode guide resources for character information.
Fans identify the episode where Jerry dates a hit-and-run driver and later learns she hit the car of someone he liked.
Fans help identify an episode scene where Jerry and George synchronously turn newspaper pages on the couch, with some disagreement about which episode it appears in.
Fans identify the actress who played Becky Gelke in "The Good Samaritan" as Helen Slater, discussing why recognizable actors sometimes appear uncredited in cameo roles.
Fans help identify which episode features the "speechless" line, with consensus that it appears in "The Good Samaritan" when Jerry confronts the hit-and-run driver.
Fans discuss a funny moment where Kramer has a seizure triggered by Mary Hart's voice, praising the actor's physical comedy performance in the bit.
Fans clarify what alternative to "bless you" Jerry uses after someone sneezes, confirming it's "You're soooo good-looking" from The Good Samaritan episode.
Fans discuss who played Becky Gelke, the hit-and-run driver Jerry dates in 'The Good Samaritan,' uncertain if it was Helen Slater and noting she doesn't appear in credits.
Poster's tape recording cut off before the end of "The Good Samaritan" and asks what happened at the end of the episode.
Fans love the scene where Kramer has seizures triggered by Mary Hart's voice on Entertainment Tonight in "The Good Samaritan," finding it hilarious.
Poster seeks a .wav file of the "You're so good looking!" scene from The Good Samaritan and confirmation of the episode's air date.