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Jun 1, 19986 posts by 5 postersalt.tv.seinfeld
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Fans discuss Larry David's involvement as a writer on Seinfeld, clarifying that his last episode before the finale was "The Invitations" and that he co-wrote "The Opposite" with others.

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Which was Larry David's last episode? DId he write "The Opposite"? Are all the ones after a certain episode written by other people/one other person?

< I'm pretty sure that David's last episode before the Finale was the Invitations -- when he killed off Susan.<

Raingluttn wrote:

The Opposite (not counting The Finale which I assume you did not mean)

Jointly with Andy Cowan and Jerry

There have been many writers - many episodes were written by teams, some singly by various people.

FWIW First 9 episodes were written by Jerry and Larry

On his own Larry David wrote: The Note, The Revenge,The Deal,The Pen, The Dog, The Parking Garage, The Red Dot, The Pez Dispensor, The Letter, The Pitch, The Ticket The Wallet, The Watch, The Contest, The Handicap Spot, The Pilot, The Puffy Shirt, The NonFat Yogurt, The Dinner Party, The Stand-In, The Big Salad, The Couch, The Engagenment, The Postponement, The Maestro,

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These last three are all after The Opposite which you just claimed to be his last??? His last episode involved with the show was "The Invitations".....

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OOPPSS - You are correct - I meant - The Invitations (Not The Opposite)

Rick Streeter wrote: These last three are all after The Opposite which you just claimed to be

<my list snipped - but otherwise correct>

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