Famous

Elaine's strange dancing kills staff respect. George cultivates a bad boy image. Jerry becomes an underground legend after bootlegging a new movie.

A college reporter mistakenly prints that Jerry and George are longtime intimate companions. Jerry works overtime to prove his straightness.

Jerry's new girlfriend gives his friends Elaine, George and Kramer prime VIP seats to a Yankees baseball game.

Kramer invites himself over once too often.

As he and Jerry start their script, George confronts Susan's father about the cabin fire.

Jerry learns an uncomfortable secret about his romance with Elaine.

Jerry frets over leaving his incompetent barber; George gets a job.

Kramer chaperones Jerry's date with a Miss America hopeful.

Jerry accepts an invitation to help with the PBS studio pledge drive.

Jerry and Elaine agree to be godparents to a couple's newborn boy, but are apprehensive about the duties they must perform.

Jerry challenges George, Kramer and Elaine to pool their money in a contest of self-denial.

George and Elaine tire of Jerry's sweet talk. Elaine slips up before the Soup Nazi and is banned from his stall for a year.

Jerry is coerced into wearing a ridiculous puffy shirt designed by Kramer's girlfriend when he appears on NBC news. Guest stars Wendall Meldrum.

Romance blossoms between George and his former classmate Diane after Jerry falsely tells her that George is a successful marine biologist.

George does the opposite of everything he would normally do and turns his life around. Guest stars Dedee Pfeiffer.

Jerry, George and Elaine have difficulties in obtaining a table in a Chinese restaurant.

Jerry doubts his dentist's religious conversion, Kramer and Mickey fight over a double date, and Elaine undermines a couple's chances at adoption.

As Kramer puts a discarded talk show set in his apartment, Jerry schemes to play with a girlfriend's vintage toys. Meanwhile, Elaine deals with a scheming employee.

Elaine's strange dancing kills staff respect. George cultivates a bad boy image. Jerry becomes an underground legend after bootlegging a new movie.

A college reporter mistakenly prints that Jerry and George are longtime intimate companions. Jerry works overtime to prove his straightness.

Jerry's new girlfriend gives his friends Elaine, George and Kramer prime VIP seats to a Yankees baseball game.

Kramer invites himself over once too often.

As he and Jerry start their script, George confronts Susan's father about the cabin fire.

Jerry learns an uncomfortable secret about his romance with Elaine.

Jerry frets over leaving his incompetent barber; George gets a job.

Kramer chaperones Jerry's date with a Miss America hopeful.

Jerry accepts an invitation to help with the PBS studio pledge drive.

Jerry and Elaine agree to be godparents to a couple's newborn boy, but are apprehensive about the duties they must perform.

Jerry challenges George, Kramer and Elaine to pool their money in a contest of self-denial.

George and Elaine tire of Jerry's sweet talk. Elaine slips up before the Soup Nazi and is banned from his stall for a year.

Jerry is coerced into wearing a ridiculous puffy shirt designed by Kramer's girlfriend when he appears on NBC news. Guest stars Wendall Meldrum.

Romance blossoms between George and his former classmate Diane after Jerry falsely tells her that George is a successful marine biologist.

George does the opposite of everything he would normally do and turns his life around. Guest stars Dedee Pfeiffer.

Jerry, George and Elaine have difficulties in obtaining a table in a Chinese restaurant.

Jerry doubts his dentist's religious conversion, Kramer and Mickey fight over a double date, and Elaine undermines a couple's chances at adoption.

As Kramer puts a discarded talk show set in his apartment, Jerry schemes to play with a girlfriend's vintage toys. Meanwhile, Elaine deals with a scheming employee.

Elaine's strange dancing kills staff respect. George cultivates a bad boy image. Jerry becomes an underground legend after bootlegging a new movie.

A college reporter mistakenly prints that Jerry and George are longtime intimate companions. Jerry works overtime to prove his straightness.

Jerry's new girlfriend gives his friends Elaine, George and Kramer prime VIP seats to a Yankees baseball game.

Kramer invites himself over once too often.

As he and Jerry start their script, George confronts Susan's father about the cabin fire.

Jerry learns an uncomfortable secret about his romance with Elaine.

Jerry frets over leaving his incompetent barber; George gets a job.

Jerry's new couch gets Elaine a new boyfriend.

Jerry finds an old high-school classmate who still disputes the outcome of a big race. George finds evidence that Elaine's new boyfriend is a communist.

George's new basketball teammate brings him into a new business deal.

George picks up a bad habit from some baseball officials. Elaine has a runner as a house guest during the New York City Marathon, while Kramer gets a jacuzzi.

Finding out that her favoured method of birth control is only available in a limited supply, Elaine must decide if her boyfriend is worthy.

Kramer bonds with a caddy who sharpens his golf game. George's bosses eye a promotion when they think he works earlier and later than everyone.

George is suspected of killing his own fiancee, while Kramer falls for Jerry's new girlfriend.

Elaine's promotion of a mail room clerk sparks a mutiny, Jerry discovers his girlfriend's mother is dating Bania, and Kramer brings Frank out of retirement to cook.

As a restaurant's bright lights keep Kramer awake, Elaine's job is threatened after she buys George an expensive hat on the company's account.

As Jerry discovers he's been duped by a hapless tennis pro, George seeks revenge against a co-worker's cutting remarks. Kramer enlists Elaine's help in drafting a living will.

As George loses a prized key chain in a pothole, Kramer adopts a section of a highway.

After being fired from the Yankees, George helps Jerry with a demanding girlfriend. Kramer accidentally wins a Tony, and Elaine is accused of bullying co workers.

George calls a girl for a second date, gets the answering machine and leaves a nasty message.

Jerry, George and Elaine have difficulties in obtaining a table in a Chinese restaurant.

When George's car breaks down at the airport, Jerry convinces a waiting limo driver that they are his intended passengers.

A bad cheque threatens to ruin Jerry's reputation; raising chickens leads Kramer into illegal cock-fighting; George dates a women's prison inmate.

Jerry's harsh critique of an actress launches her career. Meanwhile, an enigmatic cartoon inspires Elaine.

George lands a job after being mistaken as handicapped. Jerry suspects Bania is using him. Kramer's shaving trick backfires, and Elaine ends a relationship mid flight.

Jerry's new couch gets Elaine a new boyfriend.

Jerry finds an old high-school classmate who still disputes the outcome of a big race. George finds evidence that Elaine's new boyfriend is a communist.

George's new basketball teammate brings him into a new business deal.

George picks up a bad habit from some baseball officials. Elaine has a runner as a house guest during the New York City Marathon, while Kramer gets a jacuzzi.

Finding out that her favoured method of birth control is only available in a limited supply, Elaine must decide if her boyfriend is worthy.

Kramer bonds with a caddy who sharpens his golf game. George's bosses eye a promotion when they think he works earlier and later than everyone.

George is suspected of killing his own fiancee, while Kramer falls for Jerry's new girlfriend.

Elaine's promotion of a mail room clerk sparks a mutiny, Jerry discovers his girlfriend's mother is dating Bania, and Kramer brings Frank out of retirement to cook.

As a restaurant's bright lights keep Kramer awake, Elaine's job is threatened after she buys George an expensive hat on the company's account.

As Jerry discovers he's been duped by a hapless tennis pro, George seeks revenge against a co-worker's cutting remarks. Kramer enlists Elaine's help in drafting a living will.

As George loses a prized key chain in a pothole, Kramer adopts a section of a highway.

After being fired from the Yankees, George helps Jerry with a demanding girlfriend. Kramer accidentally wins a Tony, and Elaine is accused of bullying co workers.

George calls a girl for a second date, gets the answering machine and leaves a nasty message.

Jerry, George and Elaine have difficulties in obtaining a table in a Chinese restaurant.

When George's car breaks down at the airport, Jerry convinces a waiting limo driver that they are his intended passengers.

A bad cheque threatens to ruin Jerry's reputation; raising chickens leads Kramer into illegal cock-fighting; George dates a women's prison inmate.

Jerry's harsh critique of an actress launches her career. Meanwhile, an enigmatic cartoon inspires Elaine.

George lands a job after being mistaken as handicapped. Jerry suspects Bania is using him. Kramer's shaving trick backfires, and Elaine ends a relationship mid flight.

Jerry's new couch gets Elaine a new boyfriend.

George's fixation on Marisa alarms Susan. Elaine rings Jerry in Florida wanting to join him. Elaine gets Marisa's number so George can claim an alibi.

Pre trip tests show traces of opium, so Peterman fires Elaine. Jerry's parents linger in New York while waiting to move back to Florida.

Susan's old roommate hands Jerry a package, and he misplaces his own. Frank turns George's room into a billiard room.

George is happy because his wedding is delayed three months and excited because Jerry is going to go out with Susan's best friend.

Jerry uses Elaine to prove a clerk wrong about an expensive jacket, and the clerk asks her out. George hosts an unwanted wig master from a Broadway musical.

Sharing a calzone makes George Steinbrenner's pet. Kramer raves about clothes straight from the dryer. Jerry thinks Elaine's boyfriend is dating her without asking.

George doesn't hear the details on a project that Wilhelm wants him to champion. Peterman wants Elaine to bid on some golf clubs at an auction and gets into a bidding war.

Wilhelm is delighted with the job George did on the project. The detective on the case thinks he's found Jerry's car, damaged beyond recognition.

After George's off hand remark, Jerry and Elaine await a couple's split. Elaine debuts a new hairdo and resumes driving, which makes Jerry carsick.

With the wedding nearing, George and Susan order invitations. Jerry meets Jeannie, his female counterpart, after nearly geting hit by a car..

As George tries to put Susan behind him, Elaine is given control of J Peterman's business.

George is suspected of killing his own fiancee, while Kramer falls for Jerry's new girlfriend.

Elaine meets three friends who are the exact opposite of Jerry, George and Kramer. Then, George uses Susan's death to attract women.

Elaine's strange dancing kills staff respect. George cultivates a bad boy image. Jerry becomes an underground legend after bootlegging a new movie.

George tries to woo a photo clerk with pictures of himself. Elaine's reputation blocks treatment. Kramer offers to secure a refund for Jerry's busted stereo.

Elaine's promotion of a mail room clerk sparks a mutiny, Jerry discovers his girlfriend's mother is dating Bania, and Kramer brings Frank out of retirement to cook.

Jerry's fame in Japan endears Kramer to a group of tourists and inspires George to revive their TV pilot.

As a restaurant's bright lights keep Kramer awake, Elaine's job is threatened after she buys George an expensive hat on the company's account.

While abstinence makes George smarter, it has the opposite effect on Elaine. Kramer opens a smoker's lounge in his apartment as Jerry prepares to speak at a junior high school.

George squares off against a shipwreck survivor over a new apartment. Meanwhile, Jerry attempts to help Newman get a much sought-after transfer to Hawaii.

A bad cheque threatens to ruin Jerry's reputation; raising chickens leads Kramer into illegal cock-fighting; George dates a women's prison inmate.

Jerry buys back his parents' old car as the Costanzas eye George's inheritance. Kramer cannot sleep with his new girlfriend. Peterman returns unexpectedly.

As Jerry discovers he's been duped by a hapless tennis pro, George seeks revenge against a co-worker's cutting remarks. Kramer enlists Elaine's help in drafting a living will.

Jerry's new girlfriend seems too good to be true, George awards a scholarship to an average student, and Elaine turns to Kramer for help in preparing Peterman's autobiography.

While Elaine suffers a case of mistaken identity, an old friend fears Jerry's retribution, and George avoids a girlfriend who wants to break up with him.

As George loses a prized key chain in a pothole, Kramer adopts a section of a highway.

Elaine's opinion of a film gets her in trouble, Kramer gets stuck with a trio of cuban cigar rollers, while George is obsessed with a beautiful woman's boyfriend.

George builds a bed under his desk. Elaine gets a mattress from her back conscious boyfriend. Jerry wrangles an indecisive carpenter, and Kramer takes extreme measures to swim.

Jerry doubts his dentist's religious conversion, Kramer and Mickey fight over a double date, and Elaine undermines a couple's chances at adoption.

As Jerry lobbies for a good spot on his girlfriend's speed dial, George tries getting himself fired so he can accept a better job.

Elaine and a former boss join forces in a muffin top business. Also, George pretends to be a tourist in order to get a date.

After being fired from the Yankees, George helps Jerry with a demanding girlfriend. Kramer accidentally wins a Tony, and Elaine is accused of bullying co workers.

George lands a job after being mistaken as handicapped. Jerry suspects Bania is using him. Kramer's shaving trick backfires, and Elaine ends a relationship mid flight.

George tries to woo a photo clerk with pictures of himself. Elaine's reputation blocks treatment. Kramer offers to secure a refund for Jerry's busted stereo.

Elaine's promotion of a mail room clerk sparks a mutiny, Jerry discovers his girlfriend's mother is dating Bania, and Kramer brings Frank out of retirement to cook.

Jerry's fame in Japan endears Kramer to a group of tourists and inspires George to revive their TV pilot.

As a restaurant's bright lights keep Kramer awake, Elaine's job is threatened after she buys George an expensive hat on the company's account.

While abstinence makes George smarter, it has the opposite effect on Elaine. Kramer opens a smoker's lounge in his apartment as Jerry prepares to speak at a junior high school.

George squares off against a shipwreck survivor over a new apartment. Meanwhile, Jerry attempts to help Newman get a much sought-after transfer to Hawaii.

A bad cheque threatens to ruin Jerry's reputation; raising chickens leads Kramer into illegal cock-fighting; George dates a women's prison inmate.

Jerry buys back his parents' old car as the Costanzas eye George's inheritance. Kramer cannot sleep with his new girlfriend. Peterman returns unexpectedly.

As Jerry discovers he's been duped by a hapless tennis pro, George seeks revenge against a co-worker's cutting remarks. Kramer enlists Elaine's help in drafting a living will.

Jerry's new girlfriend seems too good to be true, George awards a scholarship to an average student, and Elaine turns to Kramer for help in preparing Peterman's autobiography.

While Elaine suffers a case of mistaken identity, an old friend fears Jerry's retribution, and George avoids a girlfriend who wants to break up with him.

As George loses a prized key chain in a pothole, Kramer adopts a section of a highway.

Elaine's opinion of a film gets her in trouble, Kramer gets stuck with a trio of cuban cigar rollers, while George is obsessed with a beautiful woman's boyfriend.

George builds a bed under his desk. Elaine gets a mattress from her back conscious boyfriend. Jerry wrangles an indecisive carpenter, and Kramer takes extreme measures to swim.

Jerry doubts his dentist's religious conversion, Kramer and Mickey fight over a double date, and Elaine undermines a couple's chances at adoption.

As Jerry lobbies for a good spot on his girlfriend's speed dial, George tries getting himself fired so he can accept a better job.

Elaine and a former boss join forces in a muffin top business. Also, George pretends to be a tourist in order to get a date.

After being fired from the Yankees, George helps Jerry with a demanding girlfriend. Kramer accidentally wins a Tony, and Elaine is accused of bullying co workers.

George squares off against a shipwreck survivor over a new apartment. Meanwhile, Jerry attempts to help Newman get a much sought-after transfer to Hawaii.

A bad cheque threatens to ruin Jerry's reputation; raising chickens leads Kramer into illegal cock-fighting; George dates a women's prison inmate.

Jerry buys back his parents' old car as the Costanzas eye George's inheritance. Kramer cannot sleep with his new girlfriend. Peterman returns unexpectedly.

As Jerry discovers he's been duped by a hapless tennis pro, George seeks revenge against a co-worker's cutting remarks. Kramer enlists Elaine's help in drafting a living will.

Jerry's new girlfriend seems too good to be true, George awards a scholarship to an average student, and Elaine turns to Kramer for help in preparing Peterman's autobiography.

While Elaine suffers a case of mistaken identity, an old friend fears Jerry's retribution, and George avoids a girlfriend who wants to break up with him.

As George loses a prized key chain in a pothole, Kramer adopts a section of a highway.

Elaine's opinion of a film gets her in trouble, Kramer gets stuck with a trio of cuban cigar rollers, while George is obsessed with a beautiful woman's boyfriend.

George builds a bed under his desk. Elaine gets a mattress from her back conscious boyfriend. Jerry wrangles an indecisive carpenter, and Kramer takes extreme measures to swim.

Jerry doubts his dentist's religious conversion, Kramer and Mickey fight over a double date, and Elaine undermines a couple's chances at adoption.

As Jerry lobbies for a good spot on his girlfriend's speed dial, George tries getting himself fired so he can accept a better job.

Elaine and a former boss join forces in a muffin top business. Also, George pretends to be a tourist in order to get a date.

After being fired from the Yankees, George helps Jerry with a demanding girlfriend. Kramer accidentally wins a Tony, and Elaine is accused of bullying co workers.

George lands a job after being mistaken as handicapped. Jerry suspects Bania is using him. Kramer's shaving trick backfires, and Elaine ends a relationship mid flight.

Jerry risks losing his girlfriend over a joke. George keeps working despite being told to leave. Elaine finds breaking up is hard, and Kramer hires an assistant.

As Jerry accepts his girlfriend's challenge to get angry, George tries selling computers with his father, and Elaine fends off Lippman and his teenage son.

Kramer starts his own blood bank while George works at combining, sex, food and television.

Kramer's efforts to stop junk mail jeopardises Newman. Jerry tries to avoid hurting an old friend's feelings, while George suspects his parents are avoiding him and Elaine falls for a TV commercial personality.

As Kramer puts a discarded talk show set in his apartment, Jerry schemes to play with a girlfriend's vintage toys. Meanwhile, Elaine deals with a scheming employee.

While Jerry dates a dermatologist to help George deceive a new employer, Kramer is obsessed with a new meat slicer.

Elaine takes Jerry and George to India to upset a rival's wedding. Meanwhile, Kramer is the subject of an evil birthday wish.

George demands an apology, while Jerry is troubled by a girlfriend's frequent nudity.

Elaine accidentally gives out a fake phone number on the back of a free sandwich coupon; George's father revives a holiday he invented to replace Christmas.

Elaine's boyfriend promises Jerry a good deal on a new car.

Elaine accidentally tosses out a friend's fur coat. Jerry and George disagree over the need for a wallet.

Jerry's harsh critique of an actress launches her career. Meanwhile, an enigmatic cartoon inspires Elaine.

As Kramer hides the keys to his new strong box in Jerry's apartment, George and Elaine each look for ways out of their respective romantic relationships.

As Kramer moves to Florida, Jerry buys his dad an electronic organiser. George pretends to have a summer home in order to avoid his late fiancee's parents.

Elaine discovers her boyfriend is very religious, while Jerry wonders if his most recent girlfriend has been totally honest with him.

Jerry turns in Uncle Leo for shoplifting, while George is forced to buy an expensive book he was caught reading in the store's bathroom.

As George sets out to preserve his high score on an old arcade game, a serial killer's presence forces Jerry into a relationship he doesn't like.

When Jerry starts sleeping with his maid, her work begins to decline, while George decides he wants a nickname.

Jerry and his friends try to escape a Puerto Rican day traffic jam.

Jerry risks losing his girlfriend over a joke. George keeps working despite being told to leave. Elaine finds breaking up is hard, and Kramer hires an assistant.

As Jerry accepts his girlfriend's challenge to get angry, George tries selling computers with his father, and Elaine fends off Lippman and his teenage son.

Kramer starts his own blood bank while George works at combining, sex, food and television.

Kramer's efforts to stop junk mail jeopardises Newman. Jerry tries to avoid hurting an old friend's feelings, while George suspects his parents are avoiding him and Elaine falls for a TV commercial personality.

As Kramer puts a discarded talk show set in his apartment, Jerry schemes to play with a girlfriend's vintage toys. Meanwhile, Elaine deals with a scheming employee.

While Jerry dates a dermatologist to help George deceive a new employer, Kramer is obsessed with a new meat slicer.

Elaine takes Jerry and George to India to upset a rival's wedding. Meanwhile, Kramer is the subject of an evil birthday wish.

George demands an apology, while Jerry is troubled by a girlfriend's frequent nudity.

Elaine accidentally gives out a fake phone number on the back of a free sandwich coupon; George's father revives a holiday he invented to replace Christmas.

Elaine's boyfriend promises Jerry a good deal on a new car.

Elaine accidentally tosses out a friend's fur coat. Jerry and George disagree over the need for a wallet.

Jerry's harsh critique of an actress launches her career. Meanwhile, an enigmatic cartoon inspires Elaine.