S04E02 · SCENE 7/22 · 07:24
The Trip (2) · L.A. convenience store
911 call confusion

Jerry calls 911 to report Kramer's innocence but awkwardly greets the operator.

07:24→07:52
in the episode · 0m 28s · S04E02

What happens

07:24–07:52

Jerry dials 911, reflexively asks 'How are you?' then explains his friend is accused of being the Smog Strangler. The operator transfers him to the detective in charge while George worries about using his real name.

WhereL.A. convenience store
DriverJerry
Positionact1 · escalation
ThreadKramer Smog Strangler suspect

Key lines

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07:37

When I was a kid, it was always:

07:41

You know, and now it's:

07:49

Yeah, hey, what about those English sirens, you know?

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Scene DNA

weights 0–1
awkward0.8
misunderstanding0.5
social rule violation0.5
tense0.2
phone callrapid back and forth

Beats

04:12Jerry greets 911 operator casually

Scene in the episode

07:24–07:52
A · Kramer Smog Strangler suspect
B · Jerry Tonight Show trip
C · George hotel tip bet

Clips from this episode

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Seinfeld Clip 2 · Comm 304 Group Project
Kramer Comes Home | The Trip, Part II | Seinfeld · Seinfeld
Kramer Behind Bars | The Trip, Part II | Seinfeld · Seinfeld
Seinfeld: Kramer In Los Angeles · Ortmeyer41
Kramer - "I'm doing what I do" [ Seinfeld Season 4 Episode 2 "The Trip" ] · Jorge Moreira

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