The Cartoon

The addition of Kathy Griffin as an annoying wannabe drags this episode down.

I like the cartoon with the pig in it and how Elaine stole it

Not talking is easy. People make it sound difficult. No pun intended.

This review was completed on the month of March that is the third month of the year of number day 26th of so-called year 2023rd in the 21st century.

What is this episode about?: George dates a Jerry Seinfeld variant.

Elaine draws an unfunny cartoon.

Kramer is speechless.

Jerry feuds with a carrot top variant.

The Story and the production overview: An alright episode. Elaine's boring unfunny story brings the show down a bit.

Everyone else did very well.

Highlight: Nothing worth mentioning.

Girlfriend attractiveness level: I will not say.

Laugh meter: 4

What can we learn?: Learn to be funny

Verdict: an ok episode.

Any reviewer that says this is one of the best Seinfeld episodes and that Seinfeld series 9 is one of the best DOES NOT have a clue about Seinfeld. This episode is far from being up there with any of the best and most Seinfeld fans will tell you that.

And a hard-hittong one. In this one, Jerry and Kathy Griffin are bitter rivals. Jerry is under an understanding that Kathy Griffin will talk good of him and won't belittle him in her stand ups. Kathy called Jerry the devil, and viciously belittles him throughout the episode. Kramer has a very bad opinion of Sally Weaver, as she once again causes trouble for Elaine in this episode and tries to get her in trouble with Peterman. The episode is riotous laugh act as from start to finish. The only real shame about this is that the show was fan of a great station, WWOR (which was this show's original rerun station in NY, before it switched to WNYW), the powerhouse of a popular network like UPN, which stomped The WB, but that unfortunately, Kathy Griffin, who was featured in that special on WWOR, hates Jerry Seinfeld and this show in real life. I don't know who's worse. Her or Matt McCoy. UPN/Warner Bros./WB flagship. And NBC original classic. This also was a classic example of "c**p TV" of the likes of "The Richard Bey Show." Jerry and Kathy acting as enemies against each other. This would have been perfect if they had not actually been enemies in real life. With Kathy being a "Friends"-watcher.