George gets 3 strikes for going out with his gal, getting caught eating out of the garbage, washing a car window, like a bum, even though there was no squeegee, and finally with his shirt off, like I always do, when taking a crap, caused by the 3-D picture. Mr. Pitt is also mesmerized by a 3-D picture, that Kramer bought and left at Mr. Pitt's, and becomes so obsessed that Elaine goes to a merger meeting and turns him into Hitler. Jerry has sex with a gymnast b/c Kramer told him that sex is unbelievable with gymnasts, while where she comes from, sex with comedians are the best. Oh yeah, and Kramer ends up passing his kidney stone, killing Jerry's gal's circus friend.
Our Commentary
Nice OCB starts off this beautiful Top 50 Episode. Kramer is great with his kidney stone, his talking trash about gymnasts and the sexual delights contained therein, Moland Springs, George and his 3 strikes, basically, the entire episode is hilarious. The ending is perhaps one of the funniest and most brilliant endings in all of Seinfeld with the gymnast giving it back to Jerry, the Comedian, which I just realized, was also the name of his documentary movie. Overall, an extremely funny episode, well deserved to be a Top 50 participant. Adam - Hilarious stuff. From Mr. Pitt to the Comedian story and everything else in between. This was truly an hilarious premise.
EPISODE GUIDE from Jerry Seinfeld: The Entire Domain by Kathleen Tracy
92."The Gymnast" (November 3, 1994)
SUMMARY Jerry wants to have sex with his new girlfriend because she's a Rumanian Olympic gymnast; she
wants to have sex with him because he is a comedian. Kramer passes a kidney stone. George's girlfriend's mother
sees George eat something out of a trash bin. Mr. Pitt becomes obsessed with finding the image in a 3-D painting,
so he sends her to represent him in a huge merger deal.
DIRECTOR Andy Ackerman
TELEPLAY Alec Berg and Jeff Schaffer
GUEST CAST David Blackwood (Beck); Maurice Godin (Misha); Jessica Hecht (Lindsay); Damian London (Party
Guest); Elina L6wensohn (Katya); Lois Nettleton (Mrs. Enright); Phil Ramsey (Man in Car); James Sweeney
(Aronson)
