S05E02 · SCENE 6/18 · 03:49
The Puffy Shirt · J&T Optical
Elaine hospital George sees Amy

George sees Amy kissing Jeffrey while Elaine goes to hospital.

03:49→04:56
in the episode · 1m 07s · S05E02

What happens

03:49–04:56

Jerry offers to take Elaine to the emergency room. While waiting, George claims he saw Amy making out with Jerry's cousin Jeffrey outside, despite having no lenses in his frames. Jerry is skeptical but George insists he was squinting.

WhereJ&T Optical
DriverGeorge
Positionact1 · complication
ThreadJerry Amy Jeffrey affair

Key lines

from this scene
04:20

Come on, George. What is it?

04:34

But you can't see. There's no lenses in those frames.

04:46

We're gonna have to talk about this later.

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Scene DNA

weights 0–1
tense0.6
misunderstanding0.5
absurd0.4
betrayal0.3
investigation0.2
rapid back and forth

Beats

04:23George reveals Amy and Jeffrey
04:34Jerry questions George vision

Scene in the episode

03:49–04:56
A · George glasses theft
B · Elaine dog bite rabies
C · Jerry Amy Jeffrey affair
D · Kramer sugar intervention

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