- Original release
- Previous episode S06E04 - The Chinese Woman
- Number S06E05
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Director
Andy Ackerman
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Writer
Larry David
- Country United States
- Genre Comedy
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The Couch
Elaine begins to date the guy who delivers Jerry's new couch. Kramer plans to start the pizza business he thought of back in "Male Unbonding" with Poppie. George joins a book club, but tries to rent the movie so he can bluff his way through the meeting. Jerry and Elaine's discussion of the abortion issue causes trouble for Poppie, Elaine's relationship & Jerry's new couch. George spends the evening with the family that has rented the film.
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Comments
‘’One day we will get enough people on the supreme court to change that law’’ concernant l’avortement aux USA. Wow. Seinfeld l’avait prédit en 1994. Qui aurait cru que ce serait réel ?