Fans discuss last night's episode, mostly focused on identifying the actress who played Jerry's girlfriend and debating the double-dipper scene.
The Implant
Aired Thursday, February 25, 1993 Β· 30 min

Jerry insists that his new girlfriend has implants. But she keeps insisting that they're "real and spectacular". The mystery goes even deeper when Elaine meets her in the sauna and trips and lands on her breasts.
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The morning after
Viewers discuss a cryptic comment Kramer made in the steam room about putting women in dentist's chairs, debating whether it's a sexual innuendo or just random Kramer dialogue.
Fans discuss whether George Costanza's family background would realistically allow him to work at IBM, with one poster checking actual IBM employee records.
Thread discusses whether death-in-family airline fares exist and what documentation they require, with posters confirming they're real and sharing their experiences with different airlines' policies.
Fans discuss the Svengali reference from the episode, with one poster providing the dictionary definition from the 1894 novel by George du Maurier.
Fans discuss the implant episode's memorable exchange about the girlfriend's appearance, with debate over whether her claims are true.
Fans enjoyed The Implant, highlighting funny lines about the episode's breast implant debate and sauna joke.
Fans discuss what fake breasts feel like and how Elaine would know about them in the episode, with one viewer noting enhanced breasts feel firm and expressing indifference about the distinction.
Fans discuss actress Teri Hatcher's prior roles, confirming her appearances in Soapdish, a Michael Bolton music video, and MacGyver.
Fans express enthusiasm for the episode with minimal discussion, focusing on a memorable line from the show.
Poster spam-posts large ASCII art letters spelling out "YOYOMA" and apologizes, with minimal engagement from others.
Poster identifies a potential continuity error regarding whether Jerry and George are left or right-handed based on discussion of hand usage in The Implant versus earlier writing scenes in The Pitch.
Fans discuss Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Jason Alexander co-starring in a movie, with praise for the recent Implant episode and its memorable lines about implants and double dipping.
Best of the morning after
βObviously, our world would be a safer place if it wasn't for all those damn dou ble-chip-dippers....worse than the Hottentots...parties aren't safe for anyone anymore.β
βWhen he's done having his way with a lady, "He puts 'em in a dentists chair".β
βAlso, Timmy, the spirit of disgruntled youth, who looked more sad about having to miss going out with his friends on a Saturday night than the death of a relative, fired the first salvo with his patronizing smile at George's introduction.β
β"These are the levels of comedy: The first level is to make your friends laugh, the second is to make strangers laugh, the third is to make strangers laugh for money, and the highest is to make people talk like you."β
βOnly George would smile while standing next to a casket.β
β(In case any of my management is watching: IT WAS A JOKE!!!β
Over the years
Fans identify S04E19 "The Implant" based on plot details about George's girlfriend's aunt's funeral, the double-dip chip incident, and Jerry dating Teri Hatcher.
Fans discuss which actress from Will & Grace appeared on Seinfeld, with some confusion about whether it was the actress who plays Grace or her secretary character.
Fans discuss George's habit of double-dipping chips in the dip, with disagreement over whether this is normal behavior or a breach of etiquette.
Fans discuss Teri Hatcher's appearance as Jerry's girlfriend in "The Implant" episode, recalling the plot about whether she had breast implants and praising it as a classic episode.
Fans identify the episode where George callously estimates there are only a few emergencies happening in the world, only to have his girlfriend's aunt die during that moment.
Fans discuss a Big Brother episode where a contestant named George votes to banish another player for double-dipping a chip, echoing the famous dip scene from Seinfeld's "The Implant" episode.
Fans seek video clip of Teri Hatcher's famous line from the episode where Jerry debates whether his girlfriend has breast implants.
Fans note that Megan Mullally, who plays George's girlfriend Betsy in this episode, later becomes famous as Karen Walker on Will & Grace, and discuss how the show has launched many careers.
Fans recall a Nazi reference from "The Implant" episode where a character comments that Jerry would have made a great Nazi based on his neatness.
Fans debate whether George's crossing himself gesture in 'The Implant' indicates he's not Jewish, with one viewer noting his similar difficulty performing the gesture in 'The Conversion' episode.
Fans identify that the double-dipping scene occurs in "The Implant" from Season 4, which aired on February 25, 1993.
Fans debate whether double-dipping a chip at a funeral wake is acceptable if a different edge is used, with some arguing it's worse than regifting.
Fans discuss which episode features Teri Hatcher, with one identifying it as the episode about fake boobs.
Fans request specific sound clips from Seinfeld episodes to be posted in .voc format for PC users.
Fans agree Teri Hatcher in The Implant episode is Jerry's hottest date, praising her appearance and the famous "real and spectacular" line.
Fans discuss George's chip-dipping habit from The Implant episode.
Seinfeld will end before the poster finishes school.
Viewer praises The Implant episode and plans to watch more after school; responder suggests the show will end and recommends using a VCR to catch up.