Seinfeld - Season 9, Episode 11: The Dealership - TV.com
Elaine's relationship problems with David Puddy could influence Jerry's ability to get an insider deal on a new car. While waiting for Jerry, George has a series of misadventures trying to get a snack. Meanwhile, Kramer takes a test drive, and attempts to see just how far the car can run with the gas gauge on empty.moreless
I'm proud to say I was there...
I'm proud to say I was there...when Kramer and that other guy went further to the left of the slash then anyone ever dreamed!In the proud tradition of The Chinese Restaurant and The Parking Garage, the plot of The Dealership consists solely of Jerry, George, Kramer and Elaine visiting a car dealership. Despite the simple premise the episode contains a number of clever plotlines and some very funny moments. I thought it was a great indication of just how neurotic George can be when he puts together the candy line up - despite his hunger, he is more interested in proving the mechanic stole his orginal Twix then simply eating the ten additional Twix he somehow procured.moreless
I have to say that this is one of my favorite episodes. Not only was it great, it was also very entertaining. I don't think I disliked anything because I thought that everything was good. It was real funny that everyone's storylines revolved around a car dealership. Jerry tried getting a new car with a good deal. Elaine and David Puddy were at odds. George wanted to prove everybody how much he new about snacks. Kramer test drove a car to the point of running out of gas. Overall, a great episode and really good writing, comedy, and storylines with plots. Thank you.moreless
Hah hah George...
reminded me of Star Wars at the end... I think or something like that I forget. George seriously got mad in this episode, just over a Twix bars lol. I loved that everybody thought it had coconut in it when it didn't. I also enjoyed the fight between Elaine and Puddy, the whole mature twist was really well written. Poor Jerry, he had to get Elaine to get him a good deal, but he broke it with Puddy's over-used high five, hah hah. I never would've imagined Puddy as the person to over-use a high five. Ok the other thing is Kramer's part which is pretty funny as well. So it was good episode.moreless
The whole episode takes place in a car dealership...you know the rest
Easily one of the most underrated episodes of the series. Most people claim the last season is weak, but forget this clever addition. Personally, it's one of my favs, and clearly shows the true Costanza. The scene with George at the service window, and everone around mixing up dialogue from different candies, is a classic. Definitely a reminder of classic episodes like "The Chines Restaurant," "The Parking Garage," "The Dinner Party," etc. Even to this day, when George yells "Jump!' at the dangling Twix bar, I still lose it...Im serious, literally every single time. Go, Georgie, catch that Sal...or Moe...or Lem...moreless
George: It's wrinkled, it's worthless
This episode is really cool, Jerry wants to buy a car and because Puddy works there he is going to have it in a very cheap price, unfortunately Elaine and Puddy broke up again and that causes Jerry to lose his deal. Meanwhile, George is starving to death and his only hope is a Twix, unfortunately he suspects that an obnoxious mechanic was the one who stole it, and Kramer wants to see how much can a car advance without any gas. Great episode!moreless
Jerry: So Puddy, this is a pretty good move for you, huh? No more 'grease monkey.'Puddy: I don't care for that term.Jerry: Oh sorry, I didn't know.Puddy: I don't know too many monkeys that can take apart a fuel injector. EDIT
George: (about car salesmen) First they stick you with the undercoating, rust-proofing, dealer prep... Suddenly you're on your back like a turtle. EDIT
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Seinfeld - Season 9, Episode 11: The Dealership - TV.com
Elaine's relationship problems with David Puddy could influence Jerry's ability to get an insider deal on a new car. While waiting for Jerry, George has a series of misadventures trying to get a snack. Meanwhile, Kramer takes a test drive, and attempts to see just how far the car can run with the gas gauge on empty.moreless
I'm proud to say I was there...
I'm proud to say I was there...when Kramer and that other guy went further to the left of the slash then anyone ever dreamed!In the proud tradition of The Chinese Restaurant and The Parking Garage, the plot of The Dealership consists solely of Jerry, George, Kramer and Elaine visiting a car dealership. Despite the simple premise the episode contains a number of clever plotlines and some very funny moments. I thought it was a great indication of just how neurotic George can be when he puts together the candy line up - despite his hunger, he is more interested in proving the mechanic stole his orginal Twix then simply eating the ten additional Twix he somehow procured.moreless
I have to say that this is one of my favorite episodes. Not only was it great, it was also very entertaining. I don't think I disliked anything because I thought that everything was good. It was real funny that everyone's storylines revolved around a car dealership. Jerry tried getting a new car with a good deal. Elaine and David Puddy were at odds. George wanted to prove everybody how much he new about snacks. Kramer test drove a car to the point of running out of gas. Overall, a great episode and really good writing, comedy, and storylines with plots. Thank you.moreless
Hah hah George...
reminded me of Star Wars at the end... I think or something like that I forget. George seriously got mad in this episode, just over a Twix bars lol. I loved that everybody thought it had coconut in it when it didn't. I also enjoyed the fight between Elaine and Puddy, the whole mature twist was really 
well written. Poor Jerry, he had to get Elaine to get him a good deal, but he broke it with Puddy's over-used high five, hah hah. I never would've imagined Puddy as the person to over-use a high five. Ok the other thing is Kramer's part which is pretty funny as well. So it was good episode.moreless
The whole episode takes place in a car dealership...you know the rest
Easily one of the most underrated episodes of the series. Most people claim the last season is weak, but forget this clever addition. Personally, it's one of my favs, and clearly shows the true Costanza. The scene with George at the service window, and everone around mixing up dialogue from different candies, is a classic. Definitely a reminder of classic episodes like "The Chines Restaurant," "The Parking Garage," "The Dinner Party," etc. Even to this day, when George yells "Jump!' at the dangling Twix bar, I still lose it...Im serious, literally every single time. Go, Georgie, catch that Sal...or Moe...or Lem...moreless
George: It's wrinkled, it's worthless
This episode is really cool, Jerry wants to buy a car and because Puddy works there he is going to have it in a very cheap price, unfortunately Elaine and Puddy broke up again and that causes Jerry to lose his deal. Meanwhile, George is starving to death and his only hope is a Twix, unfortunately he suspects that an obnoxious mechanic was the one who stole it, and Kramer wants to see how much can a car advance without any gas. Great episode!moreless
Jerry: So Puddy, this is a pretty good move for you, huh? No more 'grease monkey.'Puddy: I don't care for that term.Jerry: Oh sorry, I didn't know.Puddy: I don't know too many monkeys that can take apart a fuel injector. EDIT
George: (about car salesmen) First they stick you with the undercoating, rust-proofing, dealer prep... Suddenly you're on your back like a turtle. EDIT
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