Episode #38; 3:21
Our Commentary
We start this beauty of an ep
off with a rousing OCB. We then continue with a George crazy look and some great Kramer stuff with Jerry's gal. Then we have some great stuff at the Yankee game with some classic George and classic Elaine. The two old people discussing Kramer's picture are hilarious as is the scene at the end of the ep
when Kramer is at their mansion. We also get LD's obsession with possees, clicker stuff, a Hey Mike, Chapter 2 stuff, and a Jerry baiting to close us out. Overall, a beauty of an ep
. Adam - Great. Enough said.
EPISODE GUIDE from Jerry Seinfeld: The Entire Domain by Kathleen Tracy
38."The Letter" (March 25, 1992)
SUMMARY Kramer poses for a painting. George feels obligated to buy something when he accompanies Jerry to his new girlfriend's art studio. Elaine wears an Orioles baseball cap to a Yankees game and refuses to take it off. Jerry finds out his new girlfriend is a plagiarist.
FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Elaine comments that no one would want to watch a bris--which she and Jerry do in episode 69, "The Bris."
DIRECTOR Tom Cherones
TELEPLAY Larry David
GUEST CAST Shashawnee Hall (Usher); Justine Johnston (Mrs. Armstrong); Catherine Keener (Nina); Elliott Reid (Mr. Armstrong); Richard Venture (Leonard West)
RECURRING CAST Richard Fancy (Lippman)
Stats
2nd Siyum
Errors
*Elaine claims that she is supposed to go to Lippman’s son’s bris, yet his son is 13 in 9:3 The Serenity Now, when he should be 6 years old. (One possibility of this not being an error is that Lippman might have two sons 7 years apart, 13 and 6 years old respectively in Season 9)
Elaine’s Mispronounced Words
Boyed
First Times
Crazy Eyed Look by George
3rd Siyum