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Jerry and George begin casting for their pilot. However, George fears that God will not let him live to be successful. Russel is distracted from the pilot, as he has become obsessed with Elaine. Getting mugged on his way home to use the bathroom causes Kramer to "miss his chance"; meanwhile, the whole gang notices that all of the new waitresses at the coffee are particularly buxom.moreless
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  • Sort of ironic, isn't it?

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    Well just saying, it is quite ironic how the season finale of the fourth season is called the pilot. And not the first episode, just putting that out there. I love the casting scenes! That Crazy intense chick who plays Elaine, is priceless! Also I like how Kramer is all backed up. He has to use a tube!? Ouch! The Russel guy, doesn't he have a wife. Anyways, Elaine is pretty straightforward on turning this guy down. And Russel wont take no for an answer. Other than that, nothing much really happens in this episode, it is all just build up for part two, so I guess I will see you in the next review!moreless

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    • During the auditions, the lines are taken from the past episodes "The Pony Remark", "The Deal", "The Note" and "The Boyfriend: Part 1". Edit
    • Russell tells Elaine that NBC will be doing a pilot with "a bright, young comedian, Jerry Seinfeld," and Elaine pretends that she's "heard of him." However, there is a character in the pilot based on, and even named after Elaine. How is it that Russell, the president of NBC, doesn't know that Elaine knows Jerry personally? Edit
    • Russell explains the premise of the show to Elaine, as being "about nothing," and describes the show by asking what she had done that day, and replying, "There's a show...that's a show." This conversation is almost identical George's original pitch to Russell and the other executives in "The Pitch." Edit
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    • This two-part episode was nominated for the 1993 Emmy Award for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Editing for a Series - Multi-Camera Production. Edit
    • Acording to TV Guide, Larry Hankin who plays the "TV Kramer" actually auditioned for the role of Kramer back in 1989. Edit
    • Originally broadcast as part of a 60 min episode. Edit
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    • Jerry: (to George) You know the message you're sending out to the world with these sweat pants? You're telling the world: I give up! I can't compete in normal society. I'm miserable, so I might as well be comfortable. Edit
    • George: God would never let me be successful; he'd kill me first. He'd never let me be happy. Therapist: I thought you didn't believe in God? George: I do for the bad things. Edit
    • Jerry: Can't you at least die with a little dignity? George: No, I can't. I can't die with dignity. I have no dignity. I want to be the one person who doesn't die with dignity. I live my whole life in shame. Why should I die with dignity? Edit
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