In the episode of season 4 "Airport", we must see every member of the Seinfeld crew embodies the role of traveling to the airport to a ridiculous measure. George and Kramer act as a raising crew, but are still in fighting on another plane as well as antagonizing a dangerous prisoner. However, in the plot, Jerry and Elaine are trying to make their flight in time, with the latter ending in a terrible state after the other back in the coach. Meanwhile, jerryers ends with a first -class ticket, along with all its amenities attached to it.

In a DVD -SUBJECTSJerry Seinfeld talks that he was initially concerned that everything coming in the way would go against the nature of the comedy, but still quickly revealed that he was appropriate within who his character would be:

"The episode of the airport, I think, was when we started realizing that, comedically, it was good for me to be a character for whom things were working on, what kind was against the standard comedic law. I mean if you look at Laurel and Hardy or Charlie Chaplin or the Marx brothers,

Boy if he ever was about him. Saving the class inequality of most commercial flights, the first -class Jerryryer experience results in champagne, complementary slippers, bathroom flowers, fancy dinners and delicious ice cream. The cherry at the top is his associate at Tia Van Camp (Ennenifer Campbell), a blonde model who leads to a stupid comedian almost immediately. It even becomes a smaller repetitive character in several episodes during the rest of the fourth season.

It would be one thing if the "airport" were simply jerryers to secure one victory after the other, but it is funny because of everyone else's stress to better. Any obstacle that Elaine needs to overcome, whether it's a rough neighbor on the seat that carries all the luggage or a scent bath, is compensated by the luxury of the first class. Jerryryers are never humble of his indecent fortune with happiness, while everyone around him is suffering, and this show makes it a great comedy.

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