In the episode "Seinfeld" "The Butter Shave" (25.09.1997), Jerryi Seinfeld, George (Jason Alexander), and Kramer (Michael Richards) Everyone decided to shave the mustaches they nurture. Somehow, Kramer reveals that butter proves that it is a superior replacement for the shaving cream. Everyone is confused by this, but Kramer wants it, claiming that butter makes his skin softer. He even tries to miss the whole body and lie in the sun for magic. Unfortunately, he falls asleep as he tightens and wakes up with a crunchy turkey shade.

This proves to be a problem later when Kramer goes to dinner and meets Manumman (Wayne Knight). Manumman thinks Kramer smells ... delicious. Manumman is confused by his appetite. He looks at the whole, stuffed with turkey serving at dinner, and he begins hallucinating. He sees Kramer's head on the body of turkey. This type of hallucination can be usual in cartoon shorts, but at Seinfeld, it was purely surreal. The creators of the "crush of butter" had to shoot Richards' head against the blue screen and then composing it on turkey. For a grounding seed like Seinfeld, it was a very sophisticated special effect.

"Shaving Butter" was the first episode of the ninth and last season of the show, and Seinfeld was one of the biggest TV shows of all time until then. The cast was paid from a fist, with Seinfeld himself earning $ 1 million per episode, and his three co-stars earn 600,000 USD. It seems that the cast and Writers let the power to go on their headBecause the last season was more beautiful and more beautiful than the eight that preceded him.

Seinfeld said in the special features of DVD -Seinfeld said he had a new mantra for the subsequent seasons of the show: the credibility of the ditch. The reality was through the window.

On the special features of "Shave Butter Shave", Seinfeld himself noted that "NBC gave us a lot of rope at that moment, to do something (we) we want. They would cover any costs, surpassing. Yes, then we lived pretty high on pigs." Writer Spike Ferrestin, who will later continue to co-drop the "unexplained" film of Seinfeld's pop trot for NetflixHe was also interviewed, and he reminded that the stories are getting bigger and more ambitious as the show progressed and that they were becoming more unprotected. Ferresti also reminded that Seinfeld sometimes faced how weird his show was and as Ferrestin quoted him as saying:

"(Jerryers I'd say)" Remember the episode where Georgeorge hit a golf ball and placed in the whale drilling? Is this less credible than that? "And using that rule, every story can go through.

This is the reference to the fifth season episode "Sea Biologist" (February 10, 1994) and that is just a little wrong. In that episode, Kramer was the one who hit the golf balls in the ocean, as he had just come up with 600 titles. At the end of the episode, in a previously unrelated story, Georgeore finds a whale with a beach while walking along the beach with an old flame. Earlier in the episode, he lied that he was a marine biologist to impress her, but now he must use his non -existent seabudder skills to save whale. Wouldn't they know that, Keith was sick because Kramer's golf balls were housed in her hole. Georgeorge must admit, while pulling the ball, that he is not a whale doctor.

Of course, it was intended to be a comical coincidence, a kind of Seinfeld all the time, but Seinfeld thought it was too wild to ignore and could serve as a precedent. If Kramer could have entered the ball into the whale, then everything was on the table. The reality is gone, and everything is allowed. Do what you will have will be the whole law. Oddly, good, after all.