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Seinfeld (Season 5) DVD Review

The preeminent show of the 1990's decade,Biologist (or is it The Architect?), The
Seinfeld grew from an idea of "a show aboutHamptons (there was significant shrinkage!),
nothing" into a sacred pop culture icon, notand The Opposite (George's newfound
that there's anything wrong with that... Thereligion)...
show follows the life of comedian Jerry
Seinfeld and the exploits of his "short,The Seinfeld (Season 5) DVD features a number
quirky, bald guy" best friend, Georgeof hilarious episodes including the season
Costanza (Jason Alexander), Jerry's neuroticpremiere "The Mango" in which Jerry discovers
neighbor Cosmo Kramer (Michael Richards), andthat Elaine "faked it" during the time they
Jerry's ex-girlfriend Elaine (Juliawent out. Determined to redeem himself, he
Louis-Dreyfus). Through the years, they'rebegs Elaine for another shot. Meanwhile,
joined by a loveable cast of characters thatKramer gets banned from his favorite fruit
includes Newman, Uncle Leo, the Soup Nazi,vendor when he attempts to return a bad
Frank and Estelle Costanza, the Bubble Boy,peach? Other notable episodes from Season 5
and  countless  others?include "The Hamptons" in which Jerry's
girlfriend accidentally sees George naked
Following on the heels of Season 4, arguablyfollowing his swim in a cold pool (which
the best season ever (with famous episodescaused him to shrink like "a frightened
such as The Bubble Boy, The Contest, Theturtle"), and "The Opposite" in which George
Pick, The Junior Mint, The Handicap Spot, anddecides that every decision he's ever made in
The Pilot), Season 5 offers its own case forlife was the wrong one, and from now on,
Seinfeld immortality with episodes like Thehe'll do the exact opposite of what his
Puffy Shirt (a.k.a. The Pirate Shirt), Theinstincts tell him to do?
Stall (can you spare a square?), The Marine



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