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"Seinfeld" The Statue (1991)



Overview

User Rating:
8.1/10   242 votes
Director:
Tom Cherones
Writers:
Larry David (creator) &
Jerry Seinfeld (creator) ...
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TV Series:
"Seinfeld" (1990)
Original Air Date:
11 April 1991 (Season 2, Episode 6)
Genre:
Comedy more
Plot:
A statue wanted by George is stolen from Jerry's apartment by the boyfriend of a writer Elaine is working with. | add synopsis
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Officer Kramer more
US TV Schedule:
Mon. July 207:00 PMTBS The Statue#2.6

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Additional Details

Runtime:
23 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Aspect Ratio:
1.33 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Stereo
Certification:
Canada:PG (video rating)

Fun Stuff

Trivia:
This is the first time the coffee shop hangout is called "Monk's." more
Quotes:
Man in the Elevator: Will you put that cigarette out.
Rava: Maybe I put it out in your face!
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Officer Kramer, 23 January 2008
10/10
Author: Max_cinefilo89 from Italy

In the first season of Seinfeld, the brilliant Kramer (Michael Richards), albeit very funny, was not really allowed to show exactly what he was capable of. Things changed during the show's second year, and The Statue features one of Kramer's absolute best moments.

Story-wise, it's once again ridiculously simple (and, for the first time, a little ridiculous too, though in a good way): George notices a statue in Jerry's apartment and asks if he can have it, since it looks like one that belonged to his parents and that he accidentally broke. A fight ensues with Kramer over who should get the statue, which is stolen a few days later. The only person who could have done it is Ray, the guy who cleaned up Jerry's place (and did a remarkable job), and unfortunately accusing him could cost Elaine her latest job since she's working with Ray's girlfriend Rava.

This episode is great for a lot of reasons: it marks the first time George's parents are mentioned, and what we hear is a delightful preparation for Season Four, in which they make their proper debuts; it has a wonderful guest character in Rava, whose best moment is when she delivers the line "There's Ray, late as usual" with what is supposed to be a Finnish accent (being Finnish myself, I've heard better); but most of all it contains one of Kramer's comic triumphs - TV's favorite "hipster doofus" (as he is defined in later seasons) posing as a detective and searching through Ray's apartment while yelling insults at the poor fella ("Make love to the wall, pervert!"). It's original, it's daring (for the year it was made, that is) and it's so funny no other sitcom has ever thought of mimicking it. A classic scene.

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