- Original release
- Previous episode S05E17 - The Wife
- Number S05E18
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Director
Tom Cherones
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Writers
Jerry Seinfeld
Larry David
Tom Gammill
Max Pross
- Country United States
- Genre Comedy
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Video : The Raincoats (1)
Jerry's parents are staying with him while they wait to take their trip to Paris and he's just returned from three weeks on the road can't get anytime alone with his girlfriend. George tries to get out of the big brother program, just after he gets talked into it. The Seinfelds avoid the Costanza's dinner invitation. Elaine's latest boyfriend, who's a "close talker," becomes unusually fixated on Jerry's parents and shows them New York City. Kramer makes a deal with Jerry's father to sell belt-less raincoats to a secondhand shop and George sells his father's moth-ridden cabana style clothing, right before they plan a cruise.
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