The Bizarro Jerry

While showing Kramer an office building bathroom he frequently uses, George is attracted to the company's receptionist. Deciding to woo her by claiming his fiancee just died, he shows Amanda a picture of Gillian, a woman Jerry is considering dating. And when it works, he's invited to a private club where Amanda and friends from her days as a fashion model hang out. Meanwhile, when the bathroom visit results in him being mistaken for a staff member, Kramer becomes a key advisor at Brandt-Leland. On his first date with Gillian, Jerry is impressed with everything except her man-like hands. And when Jerry fails to show up to help her with some work, Elaine calls her boyfriend Kevin, who's exactly the opposite of Jerry, and whose friends are the reverse images of George and Kramer -- just like Superman's Bizarro World! Feeling left out now that Kramer is at work every day, Jerry decides to break up with Gillian because of her hands. However, when he accidentally melts the picture George has been using to bolster his story, Jerry must continue seeing Gillian at least until he gets another. As Kramer's situation at Brandt-Leland unravels over his shoddy work, George's failure to find another picture suddenly has him on the outs with Amanda. And when he tries taking Jerry to see the club, George is stunned to find it has moved. Finally, when Elaine tries treating Kevin and company just like her own friends, it does little to endear her to them.

The Letter

On their way to meet Jerry's new girlfriend, Nina, George complains that he is uncomfortable with Nina being an artist. Though Jerry insists he has nothing to worry about, when they arrive at the studio where she is working on a portrait of Kramer, George is intimidated into buying one of Nina's paintings. Though Jerry has to decline her invitation, George and Kramer eagerly accept Nina's offer of tickets to a baseball game she got from her father, the New York Yankee's accountant. While at the game with her friends, Elaine is surprised when Nina's father, Leonard, drops by to say hello and asks her to remove the baseball cap of a competitor she is wearing because it might offend the team's owner. When she insists on keeping it, Leonard has Elaine escorted out of the stadium just as Kramer is hit in the head with a foul ball. Surprised to find her picture in the newspaper, Elaine worries that her boss will see it after she told him she was visiting her sick father in Baltimore. As a pair of art patrons debate the inner meaning of her portrait of Kramer, Nina argues with Jerry about their relationship and he suggests they stop seeing each other. After receiving a letter in which Nina asserts that she intends on fighting to save their relationship, Jerry discovers it was taken from an old movie and he accuses his girlfriend of plagiarism. Although Jerry claims George owes $500 for the painting he purchased from Nina, George insists that he doesn't even like it and refuses to pay, but cannot convince Nina to take it back. When Elaine's boss gets baseball tickets from Nina's father, he asks Elaine to join him and, having heard of a fan who was asked to leave the stadium because of a cap, he insists she wear an Orioles hat so that he can have a little fun with Leonard. Finally, Jerry tells Nina that he knows about the source of her letter, while Elaine creates another scene at the ball park as Kramer is dining with the couple who bought his portrait.

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The Bizarro Jerry

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