Aired Thursday, January 26, 1995 · 30 min
When George learns that their friend Gary never had cancer as he claimed, he promises to keep it a secret from Jerry. Elaine gets all tied up in knots when she learns that someone said hi to her ex-boyfriend on her behalf. Kramer has a run-in with the local beat cop who tells him there's someone in the neighborhood who has amassed parking tickets for years.
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Fans discuss the joke from the episode where a character's name Mulva is revealed to rhyme with a female anatomical term, with some posters explaining the wordplay for those who missed it.
Fans discuss a blackout scenario and debate details about other shows' episodes, with corrections about spelling and plot details.
Fans praise Newman as a beloved character, comparing actor Wayne Knight's Jurassic Park role and expressing enthusiasm for his recurring appearances on the show.
Fans discuss Kramer's eyepatch from the episode, with mixed reactions to the comedic element.
“Beck, you're a loser, baby.”
“When Voodoo is Outlawed, Only Outlaws Will Do Voodoo.”
“Of course, it should be Seinfeld related.”
“I'm gonna run you down with my jeep when I get down there."”
“"By necessity, by proclivity, and by delight, we all quote."”
“George and Jerry were in the coffee shop (I think) talking about doing the oral-sex thing to a woman.”
Viewers help identify the episode where Elaine wears someone else's glasses after a breakup confrontation, confirmed as "The Scofflaw".
Fans identify that Barbara Alyn Woods appeared in "The Scofflaw" episode, with brief tangential discussion of Xerox commercials.
Fans help identify Jon Lovitz's character Gary Fogel from "The Scofflaw" and recall his catchphrase of adding "JACK" to various statements.
Fans identify the actress who plays the woman George meets in 'The Scofflaw' as Elisabeth Sjoli.
Viewers discuss and clarify a scene from The Scofflaw where Jerry and Kramer explain what a political whip is, with posters sharing the exact dialogue about party discipline in Congress.
Poster asks for help identifying a character from a photo, self-corrects to identify the hair store guy played by Basil Hoffman from The Scofflaw.