Kramer decides to become world’s oldest ball man at the tournament, inspires with his “gusto,” but injures Monica Seles in the process.ġ8. Open, Jerry becomes enamored with a deaf lineswoman and George is caught on camera messily devouring chocolate ice cream (which he believes is the reason his girlfriend breaks up with him). “The Lip Reader” During a day at the U.S. Kramer rules at a karate (or, as he puts it, “kara- tay“) academy for children, until an angry Elaine abruptly ends his reign.ġ9. “The Foundation”In the opening episode of season 8, George is forced to start a foundation in memory of his late fiancée after Jerry quotes Star Trek II to her grieving parents. He tries to get them to change it (suggesting Eight, Thirteen and Soda) to no avail.Ģ0.
That doesn’t stop her pregnant cousin from stealing the name, which outrages George. “The Seven” George wants to name his firstborn son Seven – Mickey Mantle’s number – but his fiancée Susan hates it. Racked with guilt, Kramer agrees to drive Gendason to see his fish, starting a low-speed chase a la the infamous O.J. That leads to an altercation between the two, and, quite possibly, the murder of a dry cleaner. “The Big Salad” Kramer plays golf with former Major Leaguer Steve Gendason, who violates protocol by cleaning his ball before reaching the green. Pitt starts a dining trend when he uses a knife and fork to eat a Snickers bar.Ģ2. Tartabull shows better range here than he did in the outfield.
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“The Pledge Drive” George drives Danny Tartabull (in his second cameo!) to a PBS fundraiser, though he takes a detour after an angry driver gives them the finger. Two sentences that could only co-exist in the world of Seinfeld.Ģ3. “The Visa” Kramer plunks Joe Pepitone at Yankees fantasy camp, starts a brawl and punches Mickey Mantle. Not an especially great episode – or way to start a list – but, hey, Peter Krause is in it.Ģ4.
“The Limo” George is mistaken for a Neo Nazi after he and Jerry steal a limo ride to a Knicks game.
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