Seinfeld: The Scofflaw
The Scofflaw
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- Season: 6
- Episode: 13
- First Aired: 1/26/1995
- Prod Code: 613
George meets an old friend who's spent the last few months undergoing chemotherapy that everyone knew except him. Kramer calls a litterbug "a pig" near a cop who's on a quest to catch a longtime parking ticket scofflaw. Kramer wanting to change his image asks Elaine where her old boyfriend got his glasses. He goes to see him at a book signing and says hi for Elaine that means that she has lost the "upper hand" in their breakup, so she confronts him and then gets even by getting a copy of his glasses. George finds out from Gary, that he lied about his cancer and has been taking advantage of Jerry's kindness. Kramer discovers the identity of "the scofflaw." George gets a toupee. Add a recap »
- Writers:
- Peter Mehlman
- Director:
- Andy Ackerman
- Stars:
- Michael Richards (Cosmo Kramer)
- Jason Alexander (George Louis Costanza)
- Julia Louis-Dreyfus (Elaine Marie Benes (not in pilot))
- Jerry Seinfeld (Himself)
- Recurring Role:
- Wayne Knight (Newman)
- Guest Star:
- Elisabeth Sjoli (Woman)
- Joe Ochman (Customer)
- Dale Harimoto (Reporter)
- Bob Shaw (Cabbie)
- Danny Breen (Guy With Glasses)
- Lillian Lehman (Judge)
- Basil Hoffman (Salesman)
- Ivory Ocean (Officer Morgan)
- Barbara Alyn Woods (Debby)
- Marty Rackham (Jake Jarmel)
- Jon Lovitz (Gary Fogel)
- Richard Fancy (Mr. Lippman)
- When Kramer comes into the coffee shop wearing an eye patch, Jerry tells him he looks like a pirate. Kramer responds, "I want to be a pirate." This, of course, is in contrast to Season 5's "The Puffy Shirt," in which Kramer tells Jerry that by wearing the puffy shirt on TV, he'll be the first pirate in the new trend. Then Jerry's response is "I don't wanna be a pirate!" edit »
- In the scene where Newman and Kramer are in court, the judge calls Newman "Mr. Newman". To my knowledge, Newman's last name has never been revealed, but I doubt his full name is Newman Newman. It seems like a mistake to me. edit »
- When the cop finds the "white whale", the car is empty, but when George hits the car, Newman is surprisingly sitting in the car, and then he gets off...how did he get in the car whithout the cop noticing it? edit »
- In this episode George is fully aware of the concept of having to tell your wife any and all secrets. But in "The Sponge", he says he has never heard of it before when Susan mentions that he has to tell her all of his secrets. edit »
- I could be wrong but in "The Ticket" wouldn't Newman have been revealed as the Scofflaw then. He got a ticket and went to court so I assume they would have checked his tag and registration and found the unpaid parking tickets. edit »
- Daniel Benzali was originally scheduled to play the part of the officer. edit »
- Jerry: I don't think I can be that nice.
George: You be nice! edit » - Jerry: (to George, who is buying a toupée) Why don't you get a pair of white shoes, move down to Miami Beach and get the whole thing over with? edit »
- Kramer: I need a new look. I'm stagnating. edit »
- George: Was he on his death bed?
Jerry: No, he was on his regular bed. edit » - Elaine: I had the upper hand in the post-breakup relationship. If he thinks that I said hi, then I lose the upper hand.
Jerry: It's like a game of tag. edit »
- The cop refers to the scofflaw he's been pursuing for so long as his "white whale", a reference to Herman Melville's classic novel Moby Dick, where Captain Ahab became obsessed with hunting down and killing a white whale called Moby Dick. edit »
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