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During his summer off, George vows to _____, and play Frolf, which is a mix of Frisbee and golf.
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Read a book
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Run a 5K
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Beat Frogger
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Learn to fly
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2.
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George orders a recliner. What, in particular, is very different about it?
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It has zebra stripes
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It has a built-in reading light
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It has a built-in refrigerator
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It's built for three people
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3.
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Jerry's got tickets to this awards show.
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The Emmys
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The Tonys
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The Academy Awards
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The Golden Globes
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It's the Tonys. Kramer's attending the ceremony, too, as a seat filler. His responsibilities upgrade considerably when he's brought up on stage to help receive an award for this show.
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Rochelle Rochelle
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Prognosis Negative
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The Clay People
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Scarsdale Surprise
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5.
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This real-life actress is the star of Scarsdale Surprise and even makes an appearance in the episode.
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Bette Midler
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Raquel Welch
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Bernadette Peters
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Stockard Channing
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6.
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Speaking of guest stars, two other actresses guest on this episode of Seinfeld, too. Who?
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Audra McDonald and Kristen Chenoweth
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Kristen Chenoweth and Molly Shannon
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Amanda Peet and Molly Shannon
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Audra McDonald and Amanda Peet
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7.
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Elaine makes a joke about one of her co-workers and is called "catty" for doing so. What does she critique?
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That her co-worker eats too loudly
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That her co-worker never takes the elevator
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That her co-worker doesn't use a computer
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That her co-worker doesn't swing her arms when she walks
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8.
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Kramer is allowed to keep his Tony if he does this.
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Fires Raquel
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Redesigns the set
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Accepts a part in the play
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Choreographs a dance number
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Jerry learns that the girl he's dating, Lanette, is hosting a dinner party, so he asks George to handle the invitations. At the store, the clerk remembers George from a year ago and asks, "How did that all work out?" George replies: "_____."
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Oh, you know...
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Fine, just fine
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It's a long story
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No complaints
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10.
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Like Susan a year ago, it's now George in the hospital. What happened?
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He slipped on a Frisbee
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He slipped on a can of soda
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He slipped on the invitations
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He slipped on, apparently, nothing
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