If you fit into the episode of Seinfeld, you can generally expect his chaos agents to enter any way of bad behavior. They really don't care what other people do, unless they somehow invite themselves, that goes against the traditional formula for Sitkom. It is not exactly how Seinfeld takes a moral stance by the end of an episode, as most of them conclude, and no one has learned a lesson from the clutter they have done.

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In the season 3 episode "red dot", for example, the central conflict is centered around Georgeorge, seeking to receive a gift for Elaine (Iaulia Louis-Dreyfus) as thanks to you Getting him a job in the publishing company in which he works. Jerryryers (Jerry Seinfeld) joins his friend with double chips in the store, where they find a beautiful cashmere sweater. Capturing is that it is strongly reduced due to a small red dot. Almost all the clock immediately, but George is the only person with active blinds and cannot admit that he has bought it in the first place. Throughout its fault, Georgeore calls for the winds of stained glass, until it ends up in the hands of more people until the end of it.

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At the top of the episode, Jerryiri removes the story in the background in which he accidentally ends with exchanged beverages with SEC (David Nauton), a guy Elaine socialized. The mistake is the former alcoholic, unfortunately to step down into his drinking habits. The "red spot" was originally due to end with the SEC scene, mentioning the red spot of the sweater, while Jerryry, Elaine and George Cower under the desk during his pyron stupidity. But the note from the upper windows not only led to the extra scene, but it was also the one that departed from the Seinfeld formula.

Each episode of Seinfeld is Marked by jerryers making its usual stand-up routineWith most segments that differ whether or not they are binded to the episode. One thing they do not do, however, is to move the focus away from jerryers. It only changed one time with the "red dot" because of Glenn Panic. In a Behind the scenesThe co-creator of the series, Larry David, talks about how the CEO of Castle Rock thought it was best to show the SEC to regain its sobriety in the end. "I threw something out there, but it didn't make me a big difference," David says.

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It is a special button that uncharacteristically allows Jerryi to turn off the hook for the unintentional chaos he free, going so far as to interrupt his time of time to show that the SEC has recovered sobriety with a soft drink in hand.

What is most surprising about the stand-up interruption is how it does not feel as it could be found as it could. There was a moment earlier where we went down to jerryers to make part of his stand-up, with a drunken dick in the audience that choked the comedian. The last scene neutralizes the dirt of the drunken SEC that is scattered through Elaine's office to the one who actually gives a funny conclusion, with jerryers confusing the "out of the wagon" and "the wagon" in the opposite scenarios used.

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