S04E21 · SCENE 8/18 · 08:20
The Smelly Car · Jerry's apartment
Apartment George Kramer

George and Kramer return; George cries at Home Alone; they discuss Elaine and Roy.

08:20→10:29
in the episode · 2m 09s · S04E21

What happens

08:20–10:29

Back at Jerry's apartment, George admits crying during Home Alone. Kramer got gloves and left to stain floors. George mocks Elaine's renewed interest in Roy as Florence Nightingale syndrome. George suggests buying Roy's art with his $1900.

WhereJerry's apartment
DriverGeorge
Positionact1 · complication
ThreadGeorge buys art

Key lines

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08:36

Get yourself together. I don't know if I can be friends with you anymore after this display. Oh, shut up.

10:05

What do you expect when your name rhymes with a part of the female anatomy?

10:16

Of course, not everybody can be as sweet as you are.

10:23

Oh, Jerry. Oh, you.

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petty grievance0.7
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Beats

08:29George cries at Home Alone
09:04George names Florence Nightingale Syndrome

Scene in the episode

08:20–10:29
A · Junior Mint surgery
B · Jerry forgets name
C · George buys art

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