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The Doodle
"The Doodle" is the 106th episode of the NBC sitcom Seinfeld. This is the 20th episode for the sixth season and aired on April 6, 1995. In this episode, Jerry cannot stomach things that were in his girlfriend's mouth, George takes offense that his girlfriend does not care how he looks, Elaine leaves job interview materials in Jerry's apartment being fumigated, and Kramer loses his sense of taste just as delicious peaches are in season.
At dinner, Jerry accidentally starts eating pecans that his girlfriend Shelly spat out, and his disgusted reaction offends her. George is dating Paula, Elaine's classmate from drawing class. Paula draws a misshapen doodle of George's face; fearing that she really sees him so grotesquely, he makes Elaine ask whether Paula actually likes him.
Elaine gets an interview with Viking Press, which keeps a guest suite at the Plaza Hotel. Elaine pretends to be an out-of-towner so she can use the luxury suite, with expenses paid. However, just as Jerry's parents visit, he finds his apartment infested with fleas and must fumigate. He twists Elaine's arm to yield the suite to his parents, who will only accept frugal accommodations.
As they gossip and titter in class like schoolgirls, Paula confesses to Elaine that she likes George, and that she does not care about his looks. George's relief at this is short-lived since his fear is also confirmed, and he sours on Paula.
Elaine leaves some unopened mail from Viking at Jerry's, but learns that they sent a manuscript to critique for the interview. The apartment is now under fumigation, but Kramer comes out, having disregarded a warning sign and spent over an hour engrossed with the manuscript inside, unknowingly breathing poison gas. Holding her breath, Elaine frantically scrabbles in the darkened apartment for the manuscript, but finds nothing except Chunky Bar wrappers in the couch. Jerry recognizes these as Newman's, and accuses him of bringing fleas over. Newman plays dumb, but Jerry stares him down until he can no longer hide his telltale itching.
With Jerry's reassurance over suite expenses, Morty and Helen let themselves go, inviting Uncle Leo and Jerry's nana over to all pamper themselves ordering room service, massages, and more pay-per-view movies than they can watch. George gives up grooming to spite Paula, but he gets her blessing to dress as shabbily as he wants, or even fulfill his dream of being draped in velvet.
Elaine has no choice but to ask Kramer about the manuscript, but Kramer notices he has lost his sense of taste from the gas, and leaves in horror. Having ordered a case of much-anticipated Mackinaw peaches—a delicacy only in season two weeks a year—with Newman, Kramer yields the whole case to Newman's glee.
Jerry stays over with Shelly, but forgets his toothbrush; still sore over the pecans, she demands he use her toothbrush, and throws him out when he cannot. George decks himself out in velvet to Paula's approval, and Jerry's horror. He declares that he has found the one for him, but when Paula sucks on his discarded Mackinaw peach pit, he gags in disgust.
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The Doodle
"The Doodle" is the 106th episode of the NBC sitcom Seinfeld. This is the 20th episode for the sixth season and aired on April 6, 1995. In this episode, Jerry cannot stomach things that were in his girlfriend's mouth, George takes offense that his girlfriend does not care how he looks, Elaine leaves job interview materials in Jerry's apartment being fumigated, and Kramer loses his sense of taste just as delicious peaches are in season.
At dinner, Jerry accidentally starts eating pecans that his girlfriend Shelly spat out, and his disgusted reaction offends her. George is dating Paula, Elaine's classmate from drawing class. Paula draws a misshapen doodle of George's face; fearing that she really sees him so grotesquely, he makes Elaine ask whether Paula actually likes him.
Elaine gets an interview with Viking Press, which keeps a guest suite at the Plaza Hotel. Elaine pretends to be an out-of-towner so she can use the luxury suite, with expenses paid. However, just as Jerry's parents visit, he finds his apartment infested with fleas and must fumigate. He twists Elaine's arm to yield the suite to his parents, who will only accept frugal accommodations.
As they gossip and titter in class like schoolgirls, Paula confesses to Elaine that she likes George, and that she does not care about his looks. George's relief at this is short-lived since his fear is also confirmed, and he sours on Paula.
Elaine leaves some unopened mail from Viking at Jerry's, but learns that they sent a manuscript to critique for the interview. The apartment is now under fumigation, but Kramer comes out, having disregarded a warning sign and spent over an hour engrossed with the manuscript inside, unknowingly breathing poison gas. Holding her breath, Elaine frantically scrabbles in the darkened apartment for the manuscript, but finds nothing except Chunky Bar wrappers in the couch. Jerry recognizes these as Newman's, and accuses him of bringing fleas over. Newman plays dumb, but Jerry stares him down until he can no longer hide his telltale itching.
With Jerry's reassurance over suite expenses, Morty and Helen let themselves go, inviting Uncle Leo and Jerry's nana over to all pamper themselves ordering room service, massages, and more pay-per-view movies than they can watch. George gives up grooming to spite Paula, but he gets her blessing to dress as shabbily as he wants, or even fulfill his dream of being draped in velvet.
Elaine has no choice but to ask Kramer about the manuscript, but Kramer notices he has lost his sense of taste from the gas, and leaves in horror. Having ordered a case of much-anticipated Mackinaw peaches—a delicacy only in season two weeks a year—with Newman, Kramer yields the whole case to Newman's glee.
Jerry stays over with Shelly, but forgets his toothbrush; still sore over the pecans, she demands he use her toothbrush, and throws him out when he cannot. George decks himself out in velvet to Paula's approval, and Jerry's horror. He declares that he has found the one for him, but when Paula sucks on his discarded Mackinaw peach pit, he gags in disgust.