S03E20 · SCENE 24/20 · 20:07
The Good Samaritan · Nina's loft / Yankee Stadium / Restaurant
Kramer painting sells $5000

Elderly collectors buy Kramer portrait for $5000; Elaine's ejection shown on TV.

20:07→22:31
in the episode · 2m 24s · S03E20

What happens

20:07–22:31

The elderly art collectors decide to buy Kramer's portrait for $5000. At the Yankee game, the broadcast shows footage of Elaine's ejection from the previous game. Jerry and George watch the steak dinner discussion about sneaking into better seats. Episode ends with credits.

WhereNina's loft / Yankee Stadium / Restaurant
DriverArt Collector 1
Positiontag · resolution
ThreadNina painting Kramer

Key lines

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20:11

GEORGE: So is it all over between you and Marsha Mason?

20:53

KRAMER: When I was 17, I ran away from home and hopped a steamship to Sweden.

21:05

Yes, yes, go on. You hopped a steamship to Sweden?

21:42

That's the misunderstanding."

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Scene DNA

weights 0–1
coincidence0.8
absurd0.7
comeuppance0.5
triumphant0.5
cheerful0.4
rapid back and forthvoiceover

Beats

20:00Kramer sells for $5000
20:37Elaine ejection on TV

Scene in the episode

20:07–22:31
A · Nina painting Kramer
B · George buys painting
C · Elaine skips bris
D · Nina letter plagiarism

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