Kramer’s story starts with him describing an argument he had with his golf partner, former baseball player Steve Gendason. Eventually, Elaine decides to buy the pencil somewhere else, really letting down the creepy salesman to the point he guilts her into going on a date with him.
The salesman calls Jerry’s several times to give meaningless updates about his progress on the pen, but she ducks every call. When the creepy salesman at the stationary store tries to hit on her and get her number, she gives Jerry’s number to thwart him off. Pitt to find a specific mechanical pencil. Elaine complains to Julie about how George wanted credit for the salad purchase, causing Julie to break up with him.Įlaine is tasked by Mr. In a later scene, George tells Elaine how he actually bought the salad, though Elaine is not impressed at all. In an effort to impress her, he buys Elaine a big salad at Monk’s, though he can’t let it go when Julie takes credit for the purchase when giving it to Elaine. George is dating a sophisticated woman named Julie, who’s interests are far different than his. Newman takes every opportunity to needle Jerry about this, which further turns off Jerry, leading him to break it off with Margaret. He can’t let this go, learning from Newman that he just didn’t find her pretty enough, souring Jerry on Margaret altogether to the point he can’t even kiss her. Things turn further worse when he learns that Margaret once dated Newman, but he dumped her. In this episode, Jerry dates a woman Margaret, but after seeing George and his new girlfriend trying so hard, he feels like dating is too embarrassing, so he wants to avoid go outside with her. He also mentioned how he thought a spin off with Jackie Childs, or the Seinfeld and Costanza parents would have been great. Julia Louis-Dreyfus turned 55 this week, and Jason Alexander appeared on The Nerdist Podcast, where he discussed the unique contract negotiations the cast had between season eight and nine. The episode was written by the Larry David.įirst Akiva shared this week’s Seinfeld news.
This week, they took on “The Big Salad”, which first aired Septemas part of season six.
Rob Cesternino and Akiva Wienerkur were glad that Newman never dated their wives so they could discuss this week’s recap of the latest episode in their run through the Seinfeld series. Listen to the Podcast: Rob Cesternino and Akiva Wienerkur continue their journey to watch every Seinfeld episode as they discuss Season 6, Episode 2, “The Big Salad.”
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