Series 8
- The Foundation
- George is appointed to aboard set up in Susan's memory.
Kramer takes up Karate. Jerry tests out break up stories
on the waitresses at Monks. Elaine is left in charge of
the Peterman catalogue.
- Jeannie Steinman, The
Invitations, appears in a flashback where she and
Jerry unamiously break off their engagement
- Dolores' name (Mulva?) was a puzzle to Jerry in The Junior Mint
- When Jerry gets a call from Elaine's secretary,
"Please hold for Elaine Benes", he says "I
don't believe this", just like he did when George's
secretary rang him in The
Secretary
- Susan's Doll Collection from The
Doll was worth $2.6 million
- The Soul Mate
- George believes that his fellow foundation board members
think he killed Susan and so tapes them in a meeting.
Jerry, Kramer fall for the same woman. Elaine doesn't
want to have a baby.
- The Bizzaro Jerry
- Elaine's new boyfriend Kevin and his friends prove to be
the opposite to Jerry and his friends. Kramer gets a job
at a company simply by showing up. George passes off a
model's picture as his ex-fiancee.
- Elaine is still together with Kevin from The
Soul Mate
- George claims he is at the Brandt-Leland office to see Art Vandelay
- Georges uses his engagement story as well that proved to
be a sure fire pick up line in The
Foundation
- Feldman, Gene, and Vargas are 'bizarro' versions of
Kramer, George and Newman. Kevin's apartment is pretty
much a reverse of Jerry's and includes a Bizarro Superman
statue.
- Kevin and his friends hang out at Reggies Diner which has
been seen before such as in The
Soup
- The Little Kicks
- Elaine's bad dancing makes her an object of ridicule.
Jerry becomes a movie bootlegger. George's bad boy
reputation gets him the ladies.
- George's reaction to Elaine's dancing is "Sweet
Fancy Moses"
- When Jerry remembers seeing Elaine dance before, about
five years ago, Elaine's old hairstyle and wardrobe circa
Series 3 is well recreated
- It's mentioned that George brought a fancy car when his
parents separated
- The Package
- Difficult Elaine is shunned by the medical community.
George tries to pick up a photo-shop employee with
provocative photos. Kramer convinces Jerry to try mail
fraud.
- The Fatigues
- Jerry, George and Elaine all get proteges. Kramer helps
George's father set up a Jewish singles night.
- Jerry's protege is Kenny Bania, last seen in The Soup Nazi
- George finds that he can't read books because he's been
reading books on tape. From The
Couch we know George doesn't like to read books.
- The Checks
- Kramer puts up a trio of Japanese tourists. Elaine's
boyfriend doesn't want to share his song. George doesn't
understand why a religious cult doesn't want him.
- Kramer thinks Jerry and George's pilot could be shown on
Japanese TV [The majority of Series 4 including The
Pitch and The Pilot were devoted to the
making of this show]
- The Chicken Roaster
- A new chicken store opens across the road from Kramer.
Kramer and Jerry swap apartments and in doing so swap
personalities. George uses several encounters to get a
date with a woman.
- Elanie travels to Burma in pursuit of Peterman, who went
there in The Foundation
- The Abstinence
- Giving up on sex, smartens up George and dumbs down
Elaine. Kramer turns his apartment into a smoker's
lounge. Jerry has to do a talk at his old high school
- The Andrea Doria
- George battles to be more sympathetic and get a bigger
apartment. Elaine dates a bad breaker-upper and learns
she has a big head. Jerry helps Newman with his postal
rounds in order to get rid of him. Kramer seeks a cure
for his cough without going to a doctor.
- In his testimony George describes:
- been handcuffed to a bed in his underwear in The Subway
- a woman he thought was attracted to him turned
out to be a Nazi in The
Limo
- the shrinkage incident after he swam in very cold
water at The
Hamptons
- being caught using a fishing line to reel in a
marble rye in The Rye
- and his finace died after licking toxic envelopes
he picked out in The
Invitations
- The Little Jerry
- Kramer buys himself a rooster that he puts into
cockfighting. Elaine encourages her bald by choice
boyfriend to grow his hair back. George falls for a woman
prisioner. Jerry becomes a mail man
- The Money
- The gang are worried about their moneytary status.
- The Comeback
- George goes to lengths to comeback to a collegue's
insult. Jerry finds a tennis pro is a fraud. Kramer makes
a will. Elaine selects her videos based on the selections
of a mysterious Vincent.
- The Van Buren Boys
- Jerry dates a woman who is the loser of her group of
friends. Elaine is assigned to write Peterman's biography
but it boring and so Kramer agrees to sell him his life
story. George tries to find a beneificary of a foundation
scholarship
- Wyck a member of The Foundation
board also appeared in other episodes
- George likes that Steven his pick for the scholarship
wants to be an architect, something George himself wanted
to be, see The Stakeout
amongst others.
- When Jerry is trying to find something wrong with Ellen
he asks if it's she's wearing the same dress as
yesterday, as he believed his girlfriend in The Seven seemed to.
- The Susie
- A co-worker who thinks Elaine is someone named Susie
complains about Elaine to her. Elaine is forced to kill
Susie off. Jerry is believed to be a hit-man.
- When Elaine finds out she is in charge of a foundation in
Susie's honour (just like George is in charge of the
Susan Ross Foundation) there is a twirling overhead shot
of her yelling Susie just as George yelled Kahn at the
end of The Foundation
- Mike thought Jerry was phony in The Parking Space
- The Pothole
- Jerry's girlfriend uses a toothbrush that fell into a
toilet. Elaine becomes a janitor so she can get chinese
takeaway. George has to dig up a street to get back a
special key ring. Kramer adopts a highway.
- The English Patient
- Jerry puts the Mandlebaun family in hospital. Elaine's
dislike of a movie sets the world against her. George
meets a woman who went out with a man like him. Kramer
asks Jerry to pick up some Cubans for him.
- The friends of Elaine that her boyfriend goes to see the
English Patient with include Carol, the mother of the
ugly baby: The Boyfriend
and The Hamptons, who
also appeared in The Soul Mate. When
she says "she give up her first born" Elaine
comments about the short end of the stick.
- Kramer teaches the Dominicans about Communism. Kramer
also preached Communism in The
Race
- Earl Hoffner, an investor in Kramer's cuban plan first
appeard in The Diplomat's
Club
- Elaine says "Sex in a tub, that doesn't work."
Jerry told her to use the tub in his apartment if she had
to have sex while housesitting in The Robbery
- The Nap
- George takes naps at work under the desk. Kramer starts a
lap swimming craze in the east river. Jerry is annoyed
with his carpenter always asking him questions. Elaine
wonders what the message is when her boyfriend buys her a
new bed.
- The Yada Yada
- George dates a shoplifter, Elaine ruins a friend's chance
to adopt and Jerry suspects his dentist has converted to
Judaism so he can tell Jewish jokes. Kramer and Mickey
fight over two women.
- The Millennium
- Jerry fights with his girlfriend's mother over a speed
dial position. Newman and Kramer fight about their plans
for end of the century parties. George tries to get
himself fired from the Yankees. Elaine seeks revenge on a
clothing store where she gets bad service.
- Kramer claims to be 'A.G. Pennypacker' a wealthy American
with a silver mine. Elaine yells at him you screwed me
again Pennypacker. I'm not sure when the Pennypacker
alias was first used.
- Steinbrenner asks if Wilheim is "popping Pills"
and "got the crazy's again?". Wilheim's mental
problems were revealed in The
Bottle Deposit
- The Muffin Tops
- George is mistaken for an out of town visitor. Jerry
tries out shaving his chest. Elaine gives Lippman a
suggestion for a new business.
- Mr Lippman was Elaine's boss in the first few series, and
last appeared in The
Scofflaw.
- Elaine asks if Lippman really needs the exclamation
point, a point of controversy in The Sniffing Accountant.
- Kramer sets up the Peterman Reality tours after
Peterman's book containing his stories is published, see The Van Buren Boys. This is also a
reference to the real life Kenny Kramer-ran Seinfeld
Reality Tour.
- The boss of Tyler Chicken is very similar to
Steinbrenner, just like Fidel Castro was in The Race.
- Elaine describes Newman as someone who makes problems
disappear seems to be refering to The Engagement
- The Summer of George
- Elaine is pegged as a catty shrew when she insults a
fellow co-worker. George falls victim to an invitations
related accident. Kramer attends an awards ceremony as a
seat filler and goes up to collect an award.
- The doctor that broke the news about Susan reappears to
tell the gang about George's accident in a scene similar
to the end of The
Invitations. Jerry also tells George not to skimp on
invitations this time.
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