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|date = November 27, 1991 |
|date = November 27, 1991 |
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|writer = [[Larry David]]<br/> |
|writer = [[Larry David]]<br/> |
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| − | [[Jerry Seinfeld]] |
+ | [[Jerry Seinfeld (actor)|Jerry Seinfeld]] |
|director = [[Tom Cherones]] |
|director = [[Tom Cherones]] |
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|prev = [[The Nose Job]] |
|prev = [[The Nose Job]] |
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==Plot== |
==Plot== |
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| − | At a party, [[George Costanza]] leaves with a co-worker, leaving [[Jerry Seinfeld]] and [[Elaine Benes]] alone. After being up in the wee hours of the night, [[Cosmo Kramer]] finally comes to pick them up. Later on, the man who threw the party comes to [[Jerry's Apartment]], and when Jerry leaves, he invites a prostitute. When he doesn't pay the prostitute, the cops arrive and believe Jerry was the one who solicited the prostitute. |
+ | At a party, [[George Costanza|George]] leaves with a co-worker, leaving [[Jerry Seinfeld|Jerry]] and [[Elaine Benes|Elaine]] alone. After being up in the wee hours of the night, [[Cosmo Kramer|Kramer]] finally comes to pick them up. Later on, the man who threw the party comes to [[Jerry's Apartment]], and when Jerry leaves, he invites a prostitute. When he doesn't pay the prostitute, the cops arrive and believe Jerry was the one who solicited the prostitute. |
Meanwhile, George gets into an altercation with a cashier who he believes short-changed him and shoplifts to get revenge. Unfortunately for George, he is caught and presumably sent to jail. In the end, Jerry and George reminisce about their short time in jail. |
Meanwhile, George gets into an altercation with a cashier who he believes short-changed him and shoplifts to get revenge. Unfortunately for George, he is caught and presumably sent to jail. In the end, Jerry and George reminisce about their short time in jail. |
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== Notes About Nothing == |
== Notes About Nothing == |
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| − | * Elaine's quote |
+ | * Elaine's quote "The dingo ate your baby" is a reference to the film ''[http://imdb.com/title/tt0094924/ A Cry In The Dark]'' in which an Australian woman, when accused of the murder of her child, claims a dingo ran off with it. The film is based on a true story. |
* Explaining why he's patting his head to a tedious party guest (he's actually trying to get Elaine's attention) Jerry claims he's on L-DOPA, a drug used to treat Parkinson's Disease. |
* Explaining why he's patting his head to a tedious party guest (he's actually trying to get Elaine's attention) Jerry claims he's on L-DOPA, a drug used to treat Parkinson's Disease. |
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* George Washington Carver (circa spring of 1864 – January 5, 1943), as mentioned by a party guest Elaine talks to, was an African-American known for teaching former South American slaves techniques for self-sufficiency and detailing over 300 uses of the peanut to maximize farming profitability. He did not, however, come up with the idea for Peanut Butter, as stated by the guest. |
* George Washington Carver (circa spring of 1864 – January 5, 1943), as mentioned by a party guest Elaine talks to, was an African-American known for teaching former South American slaves techniques for self-sufficiency and detailing over 300 uses of the peanut to maximize farming profitability. He did not, however, come up with the idea for Peanut Butter, as stated by the guest. |
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| − | * Jerry's attention-grabbing |
+ | * Jerry's attention-grabbing "[[Pendant Publishing|Pendant]]? Those bastards!" is a recall of [[Alton Benes|Elaine's father]]'s exclamation in "[[The Jacket]]". |
* Jerry states his age is 36. This is a rare time a principal's age is referenced directly, although they are sometimes referred to as being in their late thirties. |
* Jerry states his age is 36. This is a rare time a principal's age is referenced directly, although they are sometimes referred to as being in their late thirties. |
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| − | * Kramer tells a fragment of a story about doves referring an incident alluded to but not shown in [[The Jacket]]. |
+ | * Kramer tells a fragment of a story about doves referring an incident alluded to but not shown in "[[The Jacket]]". |
* This episode was filmed during Season 2, but because of Larry David's dissatisfaction with the episode, it did not air until season 3 as a "lost episode". |
* This episode was filmed during Season 2, but because of Larry David's dissatisfaction with the episode, it did not air until season 3 as a "lost episode". |
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** George had a job in Season 2, but not in Season 3. Jerry introduces the episode on the premiere date to give viewers a heads-up on this continuity error. |
** George had a job in Season 2, but not in Season 3. Jerry introduces the episode on the premiere date to give viewers a heads-up on this continuity error. |
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== Quotes == |
== Quotes == |
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+ | * "You haven't won. You may think you've won but you haven't won. Do you know why? It's not over. This is not over. I'm not forgetting what's happening here. You have my ten dollars. I will get it back. All right, don't worry and it's not over. I'm going now. Goodbye. I ''will'' be back." ''- George'' |
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+ | * "Maybe the dingo ate your baby." ''-Elaine'' |
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+ | * "The last time a woman said [make love to me] I wound up apologizing to her. That's a lot of pressure ... What am I, in a circus?" ''- George'' |
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[[Category:Season Three]] |
[[Category:Season Three]] |
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[[Category:Tom Cherones Episodes]] |
[[Category:Tom Cherones Episodes]] |
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Latest revision as of 20:47, 30 November 2023
"The Stranded" is the 27th episode of Seinfeld. It aired in Season Three on November 27, 1991. It was written by Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld, and was directed by Tom Cherones.
Plot
At a party, George leaves with a co-worker, leaving Jerry and Elaine alone. After being up in the wee hours of the night, Kramer finally comes to pick them up. Later on, the man who threw the party comes to Jerry's Apartment, and when Jerry leaves, he invites a prostitute. When he doesn't pay the prostitute, the cops arrive and believe Jerry was the one who solicited the prostitute.
Meanwhile, George gets into an altercation with a cashier who he believes short-changed him and shoplifts to get revenge. Unfortunately for George, he is caught and presumably sent to jail. In the end, Jerry and George reminisce about their short time in jail.
Notes About Nothing
- Elaine's quote "The dingo ate your baby" is a reference to the film A Cry In The Dark in which an Australian woman, when accused of the murder of her child, claims a dingo ran off with it. The film is based on a true story.
- Explaining why he's patting his head to a tedious party guest (he's actually trying to get Elaine's attention) Jerry claims he's on L-DOPA, a drug used to treat Parkinson's Disease.
- George Washington Carver (circa spring of 1864 – January 5, 1943), as mentioned by a party guest Elaine talks to, was an African-American known for teaching former South American slaves techniques for self-sufficiency and detailing over 300 uses of the peanut to maximize farming profitability. He did not, however, come up with the idea for Peanut Butter, as stated by the guest.
- Jerry's attention-grabbing "Pendant? Those bastards!" is a recall of Elaine's father's exclamation in "The Jacket".
- Jerry states his age is 36. This is a rare time a principal's age is referenced directly, although they are sometimes referred to as being in their late thirties.
- Kramer tells a fragment of a story about doves referring an incident alluded to but not shown in "The Jacket".
- This episode was filmed during Season 2, but because of Larry David's dissatisfaction with the episode, it did not air until season 3 as a "lost episode".
- George had a job in Season 2, but not in Season 3. Jerry introduces the episode on the premiere date to give viewers a heads-up on this continuity error.
- The logo at the start is also the Season 2, simple text logo, not the iconic colorful one used from Season 3 onwards.
Quotes
- "You haven't won. You may think you've won but you haven't won. Do you know why? It's not over. This is not over. I'm not forgetting what's happening here. You have my ten dollars. I will get it back. All right, don't worry and it's not over. I'm going now. Goodbye. I will be back." - George
- "Maybe the dingo ate your baby." -Elaine
- "The last time a woman said [make love to me] I wound up apologizing to her. That's a lot of pressure ... What am I, in a circus?" - George
| Season Three Episodes |
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| The Note | The Truth | The Pen | The Dog | The Library | The Parking Garage | The Cafe | The Tape | The Nose Job | The Stranded | The Alternate Side | The Red Dot | The Subway | The Pez Dispenser | The Suicide | The Fix-Up | The Boyfriend, Part 1 | The Boyfriend, Part 2 | The Limo | The Good Samaritan | The Letter | The Parking Space | The Keys |