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* IDidWhatIHadToDo: Newman's explanation for his speeding ticket.
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* DrivenToSuicide: Supposedly Newman had to break traffic law to save Kramer because Kramer was going to kill himself because he could not become a banker.
* HamToHamCombat: in universe, Newman's perjury scheme falls apart because he and Kramer become too excited going at each other while Kramer is on the witness stand.
* HamToHamCombat: in universe, Newman's perjury scheme falls apart because he and Kramer become too excited going at each other while Kramer is on the witness stand.
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** George had spent this and [[Recap/SeinfeldS4E3ThePitch the previous episode]] insisting that he and Jerry would get at least $50,000 from NBC for their sitcom idea, and is then furious when they only offer $13,000. Which is precisely why he dismisses Newman asking if they're getting at least $50,000 by claiming that money isn't important. Particularly funny given that George is possibly the cheapest character on the show and the biggest money-grubber.
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** George had spent this and [[Recap/SeinfeldS4E3ThePitch the previous episode]] insisting that he and Jerry would get at least $50,000 from NBC for their sitcom idea, and is then furious when they only offer $13,000. Which is precisely why he dismisses Newman asking if they're getting at least $50,000 by claiming that money isn't important. Particularly funny given that George is possibly the cheapest character on the show and the biggest money-grubber.money-grubber.
* PoliceAreUseless: one subplot has George and Jerry hiding in the diner because they are afraid Crazy Joe Davola is outside. A cop enters and Jerry asks the cop to escort them to a cab, but becomes increasingly irate as the cop delays, first to get a muffin and then a whole meal, and lingers for coffee.
* PoliceAreUseless: one subplot has George and Jerry hiding in the diner because they are afraid Crazy Joe Davola is outside. A cop enters and Jerry asks the cop to escort them to a cab, but becomes increasingly irate as the cop delays, first to get a muffin and then a whole meal, and lingers for coffee.
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-->'''Newman''': Your Honour, Mr. Kramer is clearly very distraught!
-->'''Kramer''': ''I'm'' distraught?
-->'''Kramer''': ''I'm'' distraught?
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'''Kramer''': ''I'm'' distraught?
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** George had spent this and the previous episode insisting that he and Jerry would get at least $50,000 from NBC for their sitcom idea, and is then furious when they only offer $13,000. Which is precisely why he dismisses Newman asking if they're getting at least $50,000 by claiming that money isn't important. Particularly funny given that George is possibly the cheapest character on the show and the biggest money-grubber.
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** George had spent this and [[Recap/SeinfeldS4E3ThePitch the previous episode episode]] insisting that he and Jerry would get at least $50,000 from NBC for their sitcom idea, and is then furious when they only offer $13,000. Which is precisely why he dismisses Newman asking if they're getting at least $50,000 by claiming that money isn't important. Particularly funny given that George is possibly the cheapest character on the show and the biggest money-grubber.
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** George had spent this and the previous episode insisting that he and Jerry would get at least $50,000 from NBC for their sitcom idea, and is then insulted when they only offer $13,000. However, he dismisses Newman asking how much their getting by claiming that money isn't important. Particularly funny given that George is possibly the cheapest character on the show and the biggest money-grubber.
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** George had spent this and the previous episode insisting that he and Jerry would get at least $50,000 from NBC for their sitcom idea, and is then insulted furious when they only offer $13,000. However, Which is precisely why he dismisses Newman asking how much their if they're getting at least $50,000 by claiming that money isn't important. Particularly funny given that George is possibly the cheapest character on the show and the biggest money-grubber.
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* HypocriticalHumor: Newman loses his cool entirely when Kramer (suffering from a concussion after being kicked in the head by [[AxCrazy Joe Davola]]) forgets the alibi they rehearsed while in court, and then claims that he wants a recess to help Kramer compose himself.
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* HypocriticalHumor: HypocriticalHumor:
** Newman loses his cool entirely when Kramer (suffering from a concussion after being kicked in the head by [[AxCrazy Joe Davola]]) forgets the alibi they rehearsed while in court, and then claims that he wants a recess to help Kramer compose himself.
** Newman loses his cool entirely when Kramer (suffering from a concussion after being kicked in the head by [[AxCrazy Joe Davola]]) forgets the alibi they rehearsed while in court, and then claims that he wants a recess to help Kramer compose himself.
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-->'''Kramer''': ''I'm'' distraught?
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-->'''Kramer''': ''I'm'' distraught?distraught?
** George had spent this and the previous episode insisting that he and Jerry would get at least $50,000 from NBC for their sitcom idea, and is then insulted when they only offer $13,000. However, he dismisses Newman asking how much their getting by claiming that money isn't important. Particularly funny given that George is possibly the cheapest character on the show and the biggest money-grubber.
** George had spent this and the previous episode insisting that he and Jerry would get at least $50,000 from NBC for their sitcom idea, and is then insulted when they only offer $13,000. However, he dismisses Newman asking how much their getting by claiming that money isn't important. Particularly funny given that George is possibly the cheapest character on the show and the biggest money-grubber.
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* HypocriticalHumor: Newman loses his cool entirely when Kramer (suffering from a concussion after being kicked in the head by [[AxCrazy Joe Davola]]) forgets the alibi they rehearsed while in court, and then claims that he wants a recess to help Kramer compose himself.
-->'''Newman''': Your Honour, Mr. Kramer is clearly very distraught!
-->'''Kramer''': ''I'm'' distraught?
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Jerry and George get the go ahead for their pilot from NBC executives, and Kramer agrees to be Newman's alibi for a speeding ticket.
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