S05E02 · SCENE 13/18 · 09:46
The Puffy Shirt · Jerry's apartment
Kramer onion apple dog owner

Kramer arrives, George eats onion, Jerry plans Jeffrey trap.

09:46→11:39
in the episode · 1m 53s · S05E02

What happens

09:46–11:39

Kramer enters with news about the dog owner. George bites into an onion thinking it's an apple, confirming his terrible vision. Jerry decides to bring Amy to Jeffrey's apartment to pick up concert tickets and catch them together.

WhereJerry's apartment
DriverJerry
Positionact2 · complication
ThreadJerry Amy Jeffrey affair

Key lines

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09:49

You mind? No, keep it.

10:33

Good idea. I'm gonna do that.

11:09

You know, George that's an onion.

11:36

I don't know what the hell is going on!

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Scene DNA

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absurd0.6
misunderstanding0.4
deadpan0.4
scheme0.3
coincidence0.3
rapid back and forth

Beats

11:09George eats onion
11:46Jerry plans Jeffrey apartment trap

Scene in the episode

09:46–11:39
A · George glasses theft
B · Elaine dog bite rabies
C · Jerry Amy Jeffrey affair
D · Kramer sugar intervention

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