S05E03 · SCENE 8/18 · 08:02
The Glasses · Jerry's apartment
George shows hands Kramer shocks

George shows off his hands to Jerry and Kramer; Kramer zaps him with a hand shocker, prompting oven mitts.

08:02→10:16
in the episode · 2m 14s · S05E03

What happens

08:02–10:16

George presents his hands for inspection. Jerry is unimpressed. Kramer shakes George's hand with a joy buzzer, causing George to panic about damage. Kramer admires the hands, then George leaves wearing oven mitts for protection.

WhereJerry's apartment
DriverGeorge
Positionact2 · escalation
ThreadGeorge hand model

Key lines

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08:27

JERRY: That's what comes from avoiding manual labour your whole life.

09:05

GEORGE: You can look at them, but do not touch them.

09:41

GEORGE: - Thank you very much. Yep.

10:02

KRAMER: You said that you would agree to wear the puffy shirt on the Today show.

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Scene DNA

weights 0–1
absurd0.7
humiliation0.6
petty grievance0.4
awkward0.3
rapid back and forth

Beats

08:54Hand shocker zap
09:29Oven mitts exit

Scene in the episode

08:02–10:16
A · George moves back
B · Puffy shirt fiasco
C · George hand model

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