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 SEINFELD
Season
7
With
Jerry
Seinfeld,
Jason
Alexander,
Julia
Louis-Dreyfus,
Michael
Richards
Directed
by
Andy
Ackerman
Firmly
cemented
as
one
of
the
best
American
TV
comedies,
this
DVD
contains
another
2
dozen
cracking
episodes
from
this
trend-setting
sitcom
created
by
Jerry
Seinfeld
and
Larry
David
(who
went
on
to
make
the
movie
Sour
Grapes
and
HBO’s
hilarious
fake
reality
series
on
himself,
Curb
Your
Enthusiasm).
In
these
24
episodes
George
gets
engaged
in
a
bid
to
grow
up,
panics
and
tries
to
get
out
of
it,
continues
his
cushy
job
with
the
New
York
Yankees
baseball
team
without
really
doing
much,
gets
in
trouble
with
an
involuntary
wink,
refuses
to
give
his
fiancé
his
pin
number,
doesn’t
want
Elaine
to
make
friends
with
his
fiancé,
buys
a
car
once
owned
by
“Jon
Voigt”,
has
the
usual
flip-outs
with
his
overbearing
parents,
made
even
worse
when
his
fiancé
moves
more
stuff
in
(one
of
it
being
a
doll
that
looks
like
his
mom),
his
childhood
room
is
converted
into
a
billiard
room
by
his
dad
and
Kramer,
gets
his
boss
hooked
on
Calzones,
accidentally
breaks
up
a
married
couple,
and
his
efforts
to
get
out
of
his
own
imminent
wedding
has
nature
throwing
him
a
break...
Elaine
is
jealous
of
George’s
engagement,
dates
a
smalltime
conductor
who
insists
on
being
called
“The
Maestro”,
her
antique
cupboard
is
stolen
from
Kramer
off
the
sidewalk
by
two
gay
thugs,
she’s
attracted
to
a
guy
who
doesn’t
remember
her,
realizes
she
only
has
male
friends,
panics
when
her
favourite
birth
control
goes
off
the
market
(spawning
the
term
“spongeworthy”),
gets
freaked
out
by
her
old
nemesis
who
doesn’t
wear
a
bra,
hurts
her
neck,
tests
positive
for
opium,
gets
a
job
with
J.
Peterman
(writing
elaborate
catalogue
pieces
for
his
clothing
line),
goes
out
with
a
guy
who
claims
they’re
not
dating,
and
overbids
on
JFK’s
golf
clubs
at
an
auction
for
her
boss...
Kramer’s
antics
include
trying
to
sneak
his
own
coffee
into
a
cinema
and
sues
the
coffee
company
when
he’s
burnt,
introduces
the
gang
to
the
legendary
soup
Nazi
deli,
wants
to
share
his
short
cuts
with
the
fire
department,
gets
accidental
wrong
numbers
for
the
movie
info
line
and
start
to
dish
out
his
own
brand
of
information,
attends
an
AIDS
walk,
helps
to
rejuvenate
an
old
movie
theatre,
buys
a
ridiculous
amount
of
bulk
food,
uses
a
friend’s
horse
drawn
carriage,
gets
golfing
tips
from
a
caddy,
adopts
Leonardo
Da
Vinci’s
sleeping
habits,
torments
the
cable
guy
who
always
keeps
him
waiting,
becomes
an
accidental
pimp,
bakes
his
clothes
before
wearing
it,
wears
tight
jeans
that
incapacitates
him,
and
demands
his
bank
reneged
on
their
$100
offer
that
they’ll
greet
you
with
an
“hello”...
He
also
has
team-ups
with
Newman,
like
trying
to
kidnap
a
dog
keeping
Elaine
awake
and
attempting
to
run
a
truck
of
empty
soda
bottles
to
another
state
where
the
deposit
return
is
double.
Naturally
Jerry
is
the
glue
that
keeps
all
of
these
storylines
together,
but
also
have
his
key
bits
like
becoming
obsessed
with
finding
a
place
in
Tuscany
when
“the
maestro”
says
there
is
nothing
available,
tries
to
eat
healthy,
has
to
ensure
a
friend
of
Elaine
that
overslept
at
the
Olympics
isn’t
late
for
a
race
n
New
York,
chooses
the
fabulous
soup
over
his
girlfriend
in
the
classic
Soup
Nazi,
gets
stalked
by
the
pool
guy
at
the
gym,
dates
a
woman
who
seems
way
too
perfect,
has
to
wear
glasses
as
another
ludicrous
cover-up,
steals
the
last
marble
rye
loaf
from
an
old
lady
to
save
George
embarrassment
with
his
future
parents-in-law,
he
fixates
on
the
fact
that
his
new
girlfriend
seems
to
be
wearing
the
same
dress
every
day,
tries
to
join
the
legendary
Friar’s
club,
gets
his
vehicle
car-napped
by
an
obsessed
mechanic,
and
meets
a
woman
who
is
identical
to
him
in
every
way...
Debra
Messing
(Will
&
Grace),
Oscar
winner
Marissa
Tomei
(My
Cousin
Vinnie),
Carey
Elwes
(Prcess
Bride
/
Saw),
Emmy
winner
Brad
Garrett
and
Rob
Schneider
(The
Animal
/
Deuce
Bigalow)
are
some
of
the
special
guests
in
this
7th
season.
Besides
all
the
usual
jam
packed
featurettes,
deleted
scenes,
Sein-imation
and
bloopers,
you
also
get
a
more
close-up
featurette
on
Elaine’s
character
(Queen
Of
The
Castle),
co-creator
Larry
David’s
farewell
from
the
series,
and
a
look
at
all
of
his
on
screen
and
voice-over
cameos
throughout
the
first
7
seasons.
6
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PB
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2
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4
5
6
A
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C
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