Jerry dates a deaf line judge at the US Open, whom he lets George use in order to find out the reason his gal broke up with him. Kramer becomes a ball-man, Elaine doesn't want to talk to her driver, so she pretends that she is deaf, which backfires against her on account of Mr. Tom Hanks.
Our Commentary
Nice OCB and CCB enclose this nice ep. Many classic scenes including Jerry and George covering their mouths and then the BL saying I'll do it, Kramer's ball boy heroics, and the whole ending scene at the party are all beautiful. Not much more I can say about this ep, pops. Overall, a nice little episode. Adam - Nice and little. 2 adjectives to describe this ep. Felt a little short for me. Maybe not enough meat. Overall, still a good episode b/c of the many classic scenes. And a very funny thing from Kramer when he is signing with the BL and says that she doesn't know what she's talking about. Lines like those are good ones. On 2nd thought, good episode.
EPISODE GUIDE from Jerry Seinfeld: The Entire Domain by Kathleen Tracy
70."The Lip Reader" (October 28, 1993)
SUMMARY Kramer becomes a ball boy at the U.S. Open. Jerry is attracted to a deaf line judge. George wants
Jerry's new girlfriend to read the lips of his own ex-girlfriend to find out what she is saying about him. Elaine says
she is deaf to avoid talking to a chauffeur.
DIRECTOR Tom Cherones
TELEPLAY Carol Leifer
GUEST CAST Bret Anthony (Teen); Christopher Darga (Driver); Dylan Hag-gerty (Young Man); Veralyn Jones
(Renee); Linda Kash (Gwen); Marlee Matlin (Laura); Jerry Sroka (Todd)
