Episode #49; 4:9
Our Commentary
We get a terrific performance from Crazy Joe Davola, with his kibosh message, his street toughs turned park toughs encounter with his roundhouse and sweeping kicks, his Elaine encounter, his Kramer encounter, and his ending scene encounter. Hilarious stuff with scalping, Harry Fong, and the multiple clowns. Overall, a quick little episode. Adam - It was pretty quick, wasn't it. Ehhhh, pretty good. Pretty, pretty, pretty, pretty good.
EPISODE GUIDE from Jerry Seinfeld: The Entire Domain by Kathleen Tracy
49."The Opera" (November 4, 1992)
SUMMARY Crazy Joe leaves Jerry a message saying he will put the kibosh on him. Kramer has tickets for the opera. Elaine ends her relationship with Crazy Joe, who shows up at the opera dressed as Pagliacci.
DIRECTOR Tom Cherones
TELEPLAY Larry Charles
GUEST CAST Tom Celli (Man #1); Glen Chin (Man #3); Ross Evans (Mr. Reichman); Harriet S. Miller (Mrs. Reichman); Bill Saluga (Usher); Jason Wingreen (Man #2)
RECURRING CAST Peter Crombie (Crazy Joe Davola); Heidi Swedberg (Susan)
Stats
2nd Siyum
ELAINE
Joey Davola - 4:6 The Watch -> 4:9 The Opera
Guys Elaine Broke Up With
Joey Davola - Insane Psychotic
First Times
Kramer’s Ddddddd Blank
Kibosh
3rd Siyum