Series 7

The Engagement: George proposes to Susan. Elaine, Kramer and Newman kidnap a noisy dog.

The Postponement: Jealous of George Elaine tells a blabermouth Rabbi about how she thinks he is a loser. Kramer spills coffee on himself

The Maestro: Kramer sues after being burnt by coffee. Elaine dates a musican who insists on being called Maestro. George tries to help a security guard.

The Wink: George's uncontrollable wink gets his boss fired. Jerry tries to avoid eating meat but dates the meat-loving cousin of Elaines'. Elaine has more problems with dogs.

The Hot Tub: Elaine's inability to set alarms endangers an marathon runners hope for success. Kramer sets up a hot tub in his apartment.

The Soup Nazi: Elaine fights the Soup Nazi. Jerry's babytalk with his girlfriend irritates George.

The Secret Code: George is unwilling to give out his ATM code to his future wife. Kramer tries to help the fire department.

The Pool Guy: Jerry gets an unwanted friend at the pool. Elaine and Susan become friends to George's anger. Kramer's phone number is similar to a film information line.

Statues made out of pasta can be seen in Kramer's apartment, a hobby revealed in The Fusilli Jerry and The Understudy

The Sponge: Elaine's contraception preference is discontinued so she stocks up. Kramer joins an AIDS walk but doesn't want to wear a ribbon. George tells Susan a secret about Jerry's jeans.

The Gum: Kramer helps out a reopening movie theatre. An old friend thinks George is going insane.

George's childhood friend Lloyd Braun is out of the mental instituion he went to following The Non Fat Yogurt.
George reminds us that his car, he brought in The Mom and Pop Store, was owned by John Voight.

The Rye: George and Susan's parent meet. Kramer gets a job driving a horse-drawn carriage.

The Caddy: Elaine's high school rival returns. Kramer relies on advice from his caddy.

The Seven: A couple steal George's name for his child - Seven. Jerry is puzzled by his date who is always wearing the same dress. Elaine and Kramer fight over a bike.

The Cadillac: Jerry buys his parents a Cadillac, and then they are accussed on embezlment of funds from the retirement home. One of Elaine's friends set George up with actress Marisa Tomei. Kramer plots revenge on the cable company who don't turn up when they say.

George claims to be meeting Art Vandelay, an importer/exporter. Elaine and George can't agree on what he imports and exports.
George tells Marisa Tomei his thoughts about Manure, the same thoughts that turned off the waitress in The Soup
The woman Jerry stole The Rye from lives in the same retirement home as Jerry's parents. Though she doesn't recognise Jerry at first it soon comes back to her.

The Shower Head: When new low-flow showers are installed it takes it's toll. Kramer and Newman buy a heavy duty shower head. Elaine is suspected of doing drugs. George tries to get his parents to move to Florida.

When George tries to convince his parents to move to Florida he says they can swim with dolphins. His mother says "I don't swim" consistent with another episode in which George says his mother has never stepped foot in a natural body of water.

The Doll: George's appartment becomes the home for Susan's doll collection, including one that looks just like George's mother. Elaine tries to get a signed photo for the Maestro. Frank sets up a pool room 'The Place to Be' in George's old bedroom.

Elaine talks about her trip to Tuscany with The Maestro which occured at the end of that episode.

The Friar's Club: Jerry is convinced a gypsie has stolen his jacket. Elaine believes a fellow employee is faking being deaf to get out of work. Kramer tries sleeping like Leonardo DiVinci.

The Wig Master: Jerry doesn't understand why people are overlooking him. George's car becomes part of a brothel, and Kramer is arrested for being a pimp!

The Clazone: George's paranoia over being seen giving a tip almost costs him his job. Kramer discovers he likes to warm his clothes up before putting them on. Elaine goes out with a guy who won't ask her out.

The Bottle Deposit (1 hour): Jerry's car is stolen by his mechannic. Kramer and Newman try to make money out of returning bottles out of state. Elaine fights with Sue-Ellen in an auction for JFK's golf clubs.

The Wait Out: Jerry and Elaine are pleased when a marriage breaks up so they can date the couple, but George feels quilty because he believes he caused the breakup. Kramer starts wearing jeans again, but they are very tight on him.

The Invitations: George's tightness over money means he and Susan buy toxic enevelopes. Jerry falls for a woman who is exactly like him, proposes and then reconsiders.

Jerry contemplates marriage while sitting on a pier, in scenes reminisent of George's contemplation of marriage in The Engagement
With Susan dead, George rings Marisa Tomei whom he met in The Cadillac about a date. He has the funeral tomorrow but the next day he's free. She hangs up.