Aired Thursday, April 6, 1995 · 30 min
George dates a girl from Elaine's art class and wonders whether or not her humorous caricature of him is a sign that she likes him or not. Thanks to Newman's fleas, Jerry's visiting parents are forced to stay in Elaine's luxury hotel room. Elaine gets a potential job offer but accidentally leaves the manuscript in Jerry's flea-infested apartment.
No live reaction was captured for this episode.
Fans discuss whether the 'Mackinaw peaches' eaten by Kramer and Newman in 'The Doodle' are real or fictional, with consensus that they were invented by the episode's writers.
Fans discuss the name of the English Bulldog that appears at the end of 'The Doodle,' debating whether it's Hubert or Buford, with most agreeing on Buford.
Fans identify an episode featuring Jerry's apartment being fumigated, Elaine retrieving a FedEx package, Jerry eating a discarded pecan, and a drawing of George from art class as "The Doodle."
Posters help identify an episode featuring Elaine in a drawing class gossiping and chewing gum, quickly identified as "The Doodle" from April 1995.
Fans identify Dana Wheeler-Nicholson's guest appearance as the episode where Jerry dates her and eats fruit pits from her mouth, while George dates a woman who drew an unflattering caricature of him.
Fans discuss why TV stations repeat the same recent Seinfeld episodes instead of showing a wider variety of older ones, speculating about broadcast rights limitations.
Fans debate Elaine's religious background based on her crossing herself in "The Doodle", with discussion of what "Jewish mother" means and whether it applies to her character.
Fans help locate a funny exterminator line about fumigating Jerry's apartment, with one commenter providing the exact quote and suggesting a Google search method for future reference.
Fans help identify an episode involving Kramer and Makinaw peaches as "The Doodle" from April 6, 1995.
Fans discuss the characterization inconsistency of Jerry's grandmother Nana between "The Doodle" and "The Pledge Drive," with debate over whether the same actress played the role in both episodes.
Viewers try to identify what type of peaches Kramer bought in "The Doodle" episode, with discussion of possible varieties including Mackinaw peaches and Red Haven peaches.
Fans identify the episode where Jerry's apartment is fumigated and his parents stay at a hotel on Elaine's company's bill as "The Doodle".
Fans debate whether Uncle Leo in "The Doodle" was expecting a masseuse or a prostitute based on his comment about expecting an Asian woman.
Fan asks about the actress who played George's girlfriend in The Doodle episode, with another viewer mentioning she appeared on The Drew Carey Show.
Fans discuss why the episode is titled "The Doodle" when the doodle is only briefly shown and other plot elements like fleas seem more central to the story.
Viewers discuss Happy Days references in Seinfeld, noting Jerry calls George "Potsie" in The Doodle episode.
Fans discuss "The Doodle" as an underappreciated episode, with one viewer praising its multiple storylines and comedic elements involving Newman, Kramer, George, Elaine, and Jerry.
Fans discuss whether Mackinaw Peaches are real and where they're grown, with one commenter clarifying that no such peach variety exists despite Michigan having a Mackinaw region.