'The Wallet' question?

S04E05 The Wallet (1)retroApr 10, 1999, 2:51 PM ET7 years later6 posts by 5 posters
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Fans discuss whether 'The Wallet' is a two-part episode and clarify its relationship to 'The Watch' and other Season 4 episodes that form a loose story arc.

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Docdadee
Does anyone know if the episode 'the Wallet' is part one of a two part
episode? For example; 'The Boyfriend' part 1 & 2; 'The Cadillac' part 1 & 2;
'The Pilot' part 1& 2; etc.
   I have seen this episode (the Wallet) listed as part one but part two is
listed as 'the Watch'. Is this correct?
   I have all but 8 eps. on tape, and the 'the Wallet' & 'the Watch' are two
of them. In fact, I have never even seen these two episodes. So tonight,
when 'the Wallet' is on in syndication (in the L.A. area) it's a great event
for me. It's like seeing a whole new episode. And in a way, it is.
   Sorry if I went a little off topic.
                                   Doc
AlDocdadee

In my reference, which is "Seinfeld Forever", a TV Guide special edition published Spring, 1998, The Wallet premiered 9/23/92 and The Watch premiered 9/30/92.

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anorAl

In article , "Al" wrote:

it is. the other one is called the watch

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The News Guy(Mike)anor

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The, Pitch, Ticket, Wallet, and Watch should be seen in that order. They build plot lines and there is continuity threads through all four.

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Keith DavenportThe News Guy(Mike)

The News Guy(Mike) wrote:

That's true. That batch is sort of like a four-part episode. In fact, the whole fourth season should be seen in order, since there were ongoing stories running through most of the episodes. However, you'd never know it by the way they show them in syndication.

AlThe News Guy(Mike)

There are actually two kinds of "two-parters" being shown in syndication.

Some were originally shown as 30-minute "to be continueds" and some were originally shown as 1-hour shows.

The Trip-Part One, The Trip-Part Two, The Wallet, and The Watch were originally shown as 30-minutes shows.

The Boyfriend, The Pitch/The Ticket, The Pilot, The Raincoats, The First 100 Clip Show, The Cadillac, The Bottle Deposit, The Final Clip Show, and The Series Finale were originally shown as 1-hour shows. I think the Final Clip show may have run 75 minutes.

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