S07 E15

The Cadillac (2)

Aired Thursday, February 8, 1996 · 30 min

In this hour-long episode, Jerry decides to buy his father a Cadillac. Unfortunately, doing so puts Morty in the hot seat with the condo board of directors. Meanwhile, thanks to Elaine, George can score a date with "My Cousin Vinny" star Marisa Tomei but Elaine objects because of George's engagement with Susan. Kramer turns the tables on the cable company when they want to disconnect his service.

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“I didn't see the movie, but the ending was hilarious anyway!”

Over the years

7 years later
19 posts
The Cadillac
Tom Green8 posters
❓ Question

Fans identify the ending of The Cadillac (Part 2) as a parody of Richard Nixon's resignation and departure from the White House in 1974.

6 years later
15 posts
Hitchcock scene in "The Cadillac (part II)"
Mark Mellin6 posters
❓ Question

Fans discuss whether a scene in "The Cadillac (2)" references Hitchcock films, with debate over pineapple symbolism and whether other Seinfeld episodes contain film parodies like Taxi Driver.

6 years later
11 posts
Marisa Tomei
slofach9 posters
❓ Question🔥 Controversial

Posters confirm that Marisa Tomei actually did appear playing herself in the episode, settling a bet about whether it was really her or an actress playing the role.

7 months later
9 posts
what movie was that from....
Robert Colvin8 posters
❓ Question

Fans identify the scene where Jerry and his parents walk to the Cadillac and wave goodbye as a parody of Richard Nixon's departure from the White House after impeachment.

6 years later
8 posts
The cadillac part 2
Fidelio6 posters
❓ Question

Fans discuss whether the final cadillac scene is a movie reference, with debate over whether it parodies Oliver Stone's Nixon film and clarification of Nixon's resignation versus impeachment.

4 years later
7 posts
Turn on the TV ... quick !!
Mike4 posters
😂 Loved it

Fans praise the cable guy's apology monologue in "The Cadillac (2)" as one of the show's best performances by a non-recurring character, with debate over exact wording.

3 years later
6 posts
Movie reference
Paul McNally5 posters
❓ Question

Viewers discuss whether a scene where people clap as Jerry's parents leave in the Cadillac references the Nixon resignation or impeachment.

2 years later
6 posts
Episode Question
Paco6 posters
❓ Question

Fans identify the final scene of Morty leaving Del Boca Vista with a salute as a parody of Nixon's resignation, where he gave a famous two-handed salute while boarding Marine One.

2 years later
4 posts
Ma-nure
Jonathan Katz4 posters
❓ Question

Fans discuss George's "ma-nure" pickup line, confirming he uses it in "The Soup" episode with a coffee shop waitress who mentions a fictional boyfriend.

3 years later
3 posts
The Cadillac Part 2
(C. Parker )3 posters
😂 Loved it

Fans praise the Cadillac episode for its Watergate parody paralleling Nixon's helicopter exit, with appreciation for repeated viewings revealing new humor.

15 months later
3 posts
"Cadillac" part 2 - movie parody?
Mindy Laxer3 posters
❓ Question

Fans discuss whether the ending scene of "The Cadillac" part 2 is a parody, with one viewer identifying it as a satire of President Nixon's resignation departure with the helicopter.

2 years later
2 posts
Cadilac - The Cable Guy : )
Michae93052 posters
❓ Question😂 Loved it

Fans request a WAV file of the Cable Guy scene from the end of The Cadillac Part II, praising it as hilarious and a Seinfeld classic.

7 years later
2 posts
WOW - And another New Script
unknown2 posters
📰 News

Fan thanks Mark Brockbank for transcribing "The Cadillac (2)" script, now available on the Scripts page.

2 years later
2 posts
The Cable Guy is the best
Mike2 posters
😂 Loved it

Fans praise the cable guy's emotional monologue scene in The Cadillac Part 2 as excellent comedic writing and performance, with discussion of the actor's prior work on Grace Under Fire.