Seinfeld (season 3)

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The Seinfeld Series consists of several main seasons, this guide is to organize the episodes of 'Season 3' which was originally aired through 1991-1992.

1 Navigation
2 Episodes
- 2.1 Season 3: 1991-1992
3 See also
4 External links

[edit] Navigation

	Episodes	Originally aired	DVD Vol.	DVD release date (R1)
1	5	1989 - 1990	1	November 23, 2004
2	12	1991	1	November 23, 2004
3	23	1991 - 1992	2	November 23, 2004
4	24	1992 - 1993	3	May 17, 2005
5	22	1993 - 1994	4	November 22, 2005
6	24	1994 - 1995	5	November 22, 2005
7	24	1995 - 1996	6	November 21, 2006
8	22	1996 - 1997	7
9	24	1997 - 1998	8

[edit] Episodes

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

[edit] Season 3: 1991-1992

Title	Director	Writer(s)	Original airdate	Production code	#	Overall Total
"The Note"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	September 18, 1991	301	1	18
Jerry, George, and Elaine receive free massages. Afterwards, George questions his sexuality.

"The Truth"	David Steinberg	Elaine Pope	September 25, 1991	302	2	19
George tells his ex-girlfriend why he ends their relationship, which puts her in a mental institution; Kramer sees Elaine naked.

"The Pen"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	October 2, 1991	305	3	20
Jerry and Elaine fly to Florida to visit Jerry's parents; Jerry has a scuba accident and Elaine suffers a night on their couch.

"The Dog"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	October 9, 1991	303	4	21
Jerry is left with a belligerent dog; George and Elaine realize they have little in common.

"The Library"	Joshua White	Larry Charles	October 16, 1991	304	5	22
Jerry and George recall their high school years when Jerry learns that a library book he checked out in 1971 is overdue.

"The Parking Garage"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	October 30, 1991	306	6	23
Jerry, Elaine, George and Kramer get lost in a parking garage after shopping for an air conditioner.

"The Cafe"	Tom Cherones	Tom Leopold	November 6, 1991	307	7	24
Jerry visits an empty restaurant; Elaine takes an IQ test for George.

"The Tape"	David Steinberg	Larry David, Bob Shaw & Don McEnery	November 13, 1991	308	8	25
George orders a baldness remedy from China; Elaine anonymously leaves an erotic message on Jerry's tape recorder.

"The Nose Job"	Tom Cherones	Peter Mehlman	November 20, 1991	309	9	26
Kramer encourages George's new girlfriend to get rhinoplasty; Jerry is conflicted about a beautiful actress with whom he has nothing in common.

"The Stranded"^[1]	Tom Cherones	Larry David, Jerry Seinfeld & Matt Goldman	November 27, 1991	310	10	27
George leaves Jerry and Elaine waiting for a very tardy Kramer at a party.

"The Alternate Side"	Tom Cherones	Larry David & Bill Masters	December 4, 1991	311	11	28
George takes a job moving cars across the street; Elaine cares for her 66-year-old boyfriend; Kramer popularizes a line.

"The Red Dot"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	December 11, 1991	312	12	29
Elaine finds George a job at a publishing company; he repays her with a damaged gift; Jerry reintroduces Elaine's boyfriend to liquor.

"The Subway"	Tom Cherones	Larry Charles	January 8, 1992	314	13	30
Each of the four principal characters has a unique experience on the subway system.

"The Pez Dispenser"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	January 15, 1992	315	14	31
Jerry's Pez dispenser causes a scene at a piano recital by George's girlfriend; Kramer creates a cologne.

"The Suicide"	Tom Cherones	Tom Leopold	January 29, 1992	313	15	32
After a neighbor attempts suicide, Jerry visits him at the hospital and becomes attracted to the girlfriend; Elaine develops a ravenous appetite after fasting for a medical exam.

"The Parking Space"	Tom Cherones	Larry David & Greg Daniels	February 5, 1992	318	16	33
George and another of Kramer's friends face off over a parking space.

"The Fix-Up"	Tom Cherones	Larry Charles & Elaine Pope	February 12, 1992	316	17	34
Jerry and Elaine set George up on a blind date; Kramer gives George a defective condom.

"The Boyfriend - Pt. 1"	Tom Cherones	Larry David & Larry Levin	February 12, 1992	317	18	35
Jerry befriends Keith Hernandez at the gym; Kramer recounts an incident in which Newman and he were spat on during a New York Mets game.

"The Boyfriend - Pt. 2"	Tom Cherones	Larry David & Larry Levin	February 26, 1992	319	19	36
Jerry becomes jealous when Keith Hernandez begins dating Elaine. George comes up with a scheme to collect unemployment. The spitting incident is revisited, and a "second spitter" theory, à la Kennedy assassination is discussed.

"The Limo"	Tom Cherones	Larry Charles	March 4, 1992	320	20	37
Jerry and George board a limousine intended for other passengers. They invite Kramer and Elaine to join them but later learn that the intended riders were neo-Nazis, for whom they have been mistaken.

"The Good Samaritan"	Jason Alexander	Peter Mehlman	March 25, 1992	321	21	38
Jerry trails a hit-and-run driver but is attracted to her and begins dating her; he later learns her victim was a longtime quarry and dates the latter as well. Kramer begins having seizures whenever he hears Mary Hart's voice.

"The Letter"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	April 4, 1992	323	22	39
Jerry learns that his new artist friend (played by Catherine Keener), from whom George has been forced to buy a painting, plagiarized a letter to keep him from breaking up with her. Elaine refuses to remove her Baltimore Orioles cap during a New York Yankees game.

"The Keys"	Tom Cherones	Larry Charles	May 6, 1992	322	23	40
Becoming annoyed at Kramer's invasions of privacy, Jerry takes away his spare key. Kramer, shaken, decides to leave for California to pursue an acting career. As George, Elaine, and Jerry exchange spare key privileges, Jerry and George learn that Elaine is secretly writing a Murphy Brown script; Kramer, later, is hired to play Brown's secretary.