The Strongbox

It's rare in an episode of Seinfeld that you feel sympathy for George. There are a few occasions, it tends to happen a little more after we meet his parents. I like the George plot because the woman not allowing him to break up with her was a bit freaky.

The Jerry plot was good, too. I wouldn't let someone I didn't know into my building or home either. It was rare in seasons 8 and 9 to see plots where you might actually feel sympathy for the characters. That's what I liked about this episode.

Elaine's plot was quite humorous because it showed the monetary disconnect she still has, as well as many people who don't experience poverty. Kramer is just Kramer. You can put him in pretty much any situation and it'll be hilarious.

Kramer decides that his valuable are in danger, so he puts things in a strongbox and then needs to hide the key. No matter where it is Jerry finds it without even trying. George is in another relationship with a strong, attractive woman who refuses to break up with him. He decides to make her jealous by dating a woman who is so tan she is more orange than Donald Trump. But now neither of them will break up with George. Elaine is going out with a weird guy who is on welfare but she doesn't know this. And then she misreads him even more. There is a great scene in his apartment. Lots of very funny stuff but not so organized.