The Good Samaritan

Not the greatest episode with a couple of middling storylines and one bafflingly useless one.

Jerry's hit and run girlfriend is only mildly amusing, as is George sleeping with a married woman (!!) because her husband didn't acknowledge her sneezes. Seriously, it's no wonder that the "you're so good looking" thing didn't take off...it's completely a forced catchphrase.

The less said about Kramer's Mary Hart induced seizures, the better.

That being said, this one does feature Helen Slater (looking absolutely gorgeous) in a far too brief, unbilled cameo. Just like Jerry, I'd have found any excuse to talk to her...so I'll bump it up an extra star.

Another win for The Seinfeld and crew. A good fun episode.

This review was typed kn the month of February on the number day if 23 in the so called year if 2023.

About: Jerry witnesses a hit and run after not getting a thank you wave. That allows him to meet Red She Hulk.

Elaine has a dinner outing with a married couple

George says bless you and that leads to imtercourse.

Kramer has a tiny part of him hvaing seizures.

Story and production: A non stop story. All 4 get involved for such a blast episode. Each characters story interlocks with each other one way or another.

Solid good episode.

Highlight: top 3 are George syaing bless you

Angela Hulking out

Jerry saying "Edrodio Qouchio"

Laugh meter: 10

Villian: Angela.

Once again, it is shown beyond any doubt that the characters who inhabit the Seinfeld universe don't think in conventional terms when it comes to right or wrong. In fact, they're as morally flexible as comedy protagonists come.

The Good Samaritan originates from the far-out idea of Jerry witnessing a hit-and-run. Nothing wrong so far, right? Yeah, except Jerry doesn't report the incident, but starts dating the wrongful driver instead, on the grounds that she is very good-looking. Then he meets the victim and realizes he'd rather date her (go figure). Meanwhile, Kramer starts having seizures whenever he hears Mary Hart's voice, and Elaine gets in trouble when it turns out George is having an affair with her married friend.

The plotting is, as usual, utterly absurd, but then Seinfeld never aspired to be a piece of social realism. Jerry's interactions with the two women (one of whom is played by Melinda McGraw, who would later be Scully's sister on The X-Files) are outrageously fantastic, as is the George storyline, but the biggest laughs are all due to Michael Richards' amazing physical work in the seizure scenes. It's the kind of stuff Emmys were created for (and he won one for Season 3, fittingly enough).

This starts with Jerry seeing driver hit a parked car and then keep going. Elaine, who is on the phone with him, talks him into pursuing the driver. It turns out to be an attractive woman who Jerry hits it off with. This leads to a series of cock and bull stories and coverups. George goes to dinner with Elaine and insults the husband, who is a jerk. But the wife is impressed and sleeps with George. The husband is aware and threatens to sew George's ass to his face (among other things). This is great because when things get frantic, this cast gets going.

Pretty good episode. Lost of car chases and got sex scenes