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* [[DoesNotKnowHisOwnStrength Does Not Know Her Own Strength]]: Gillian, Jerry's date with man hands. She frequently proves herself capable of obscene feats of strength much to Jerry's horror, such as casually ripping a lobster to pieces and managing to remove the cap on a bottle that isn't a twist-off. By the episode's end, she accidentally winds up breaking Jerry's wrist when she tries to stop him from rifling through her purse, with Jerry complaining to his friends later that she almost ripped his arm out of his socket.
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Elaine makes a new group of friends who are complete opposites to Jerry, George and Kramer.
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Elaine makes a new group of friends who are complete opposites to Jerry, George and Kramer. Elsewhere, Kramer bluffs his way into an office job.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Jerry's insecurity about Kramer's job pulling him away from their friendship reads LikeAnOldMarriedCouple where the homemaker is looking for more time with the working spouse.
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* BizarroUniverse: Elaine is the constant between the two "realities", which have opposites not just in characters, but in locations and camera angles, too.
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* BizarroUniverse: Elaine is the constant between the two "realities", which have opposites not just in characters, but in locations and camera angles, too. On top of being a ShoutOut to the TropeNamer, Kevin even has a Bizarro Superman statue in his apartment.
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* BizarroUniverse: Elaine is the constant between the two "realities", which have opposites not just in characters, but in locations and camera angles, too.
* GoodIsBoring: Kevin's gang is far sweeter and saner than the main cast, but their niceties are treated as pretty vanilla and slow: among other things, Feldman is casual enough with Kevin that he can buy him groceries, but also so formal that he has to address himself by name and location every time he comes into Kevin's apartment.
* GoodIsBoring: Kevin's gang is far sweeter and saner than the main cast, but their niceties are treated as pretty vanilla and slow: among other things, Feldman is casual enough with Kevin that he can buy him groceries, but also so formal that he has to address himself by name and location every time he comes into Kevin's apartment.
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Elaine makes a new group of friends who are DistaffCounterparts to her group.
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Elaine makes a new group of friends who are DistaffCounterparts complete opposites to her group.Jerry, George and Kramer.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Despite supposedly being kinder and gentler versions of the ''Seinfeld'' gang, Kevin and his friends immediately give her the boot after she does her trademark "GetOut" move and shoves him so hard that he falls down. It's understandable that he wouldn't want to be around someone who'd do that, but given that she's genuinely sorry and that it was an accident, it seems a little harsh to treat her like ThisIsUnforgivable.
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Elaine makes a new group of friends who are DistaffCounterparts to her group.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Despite supposedly being kinder and gentler versions of the ''Seinfeld'' gang, Kevin and his friends immediately give her the boot after she does her trademark "GetOut" move and shoves him so hard that he falls down. It's understandable that he wouldn't want to be around someone who'd dothat, that but given that she's genuinely sorry and that it was an accident, it seems a little harsh to treat her like ThisIsUnforgivable.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Despite supposedly being kinder and gentler versions of the ''Seinfeld'' gang, Kevin and his friends immediately give her the boot after she does her trademark "GetOut" move and shoves him so hard that he falls down. It's understandable that he wouldn't want to be around someone who'd do
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* NothingIsTheSameAnymore: Jerry treats the events of the episode as such, screaming that "the whole system is breaking down!" on him after Kramer pretends to work at an office firm, George begins going to a model club, and Elaine finds a Bizarro group of nicer guys to hang out with. PlayedForLaughs by having the episode take place over four days.
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* NothingIsTheSameAnymore: Jerry treats the events of the episode as such, screaming that "the whole system is breaking down!" on him after Kramer pretends to work at an office firm, George begins going to a model club, and Elaine finds a Bizarro group of nicer guys to hang out with. PlayedForLaughs by having the episode take place over four days.days.
* StatusQuoIsGod: Elaine rejoins the group after her new friends don't take kindly to her usual habits.
* StatusQuoIsGod: Elaine rejoins the group after her new friends don't take kindly to her usual habits.
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* ItWasHereISwear: George to Jerry after he takes him to the nightclub that was full of beautiful women, only to find that it's a meatpacking warehouse. However, under the sawdust is the crumpled picture that George discarded the night before.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Despite supposedly being kinder and gentler versions of the ''Seinfeld'' gang, Kevin and his friends immediately give her the boot after she does her trademark "GetOut" move and shoves him so hard that he falls down. It's understandable that he wouldn't want to be around someone who'd do that, but given that she's genuinely sorry and that it was an accident, it seems a little harsh to have an ThisIsUnforgivable.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Despite supposedly being kinder and gentler versions of the ''Seinfeld'' gang, Kevin and his friends immediately give her the boot after she does her trademark "GetOut" move and shoves him so hard that he falls down. It's understandable that he wouldn't want to be around someone who'd do that, but given that she's genuinely sorry and that it was an accident, it seems a little harsh to have an treat her like ThisIsUnforgivable.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Despite supposedly being kinder and gentler versions of the ''Seinfeld'' gang, Kevin and his friends immediately give her the boot after she does her trademark "GetOut" move and shoves him so hard that he falls down. It's understandable that he wouldn't want to be around someone who'd do that, but given that she's genuinely sorry and that it was an accident, it seems a little harsh to have an ThisIsUnforgivable.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Despite supposedly being kinder and gentler versions of the ''Seinfeld'' gang, Kevin and his friends immediately give her the boot after she does her trademark "GetOut" move and shoves him so hard that he falls down. It's understandable that he wouldn't want to be around someone who'd do that, but given that she's genuinely sorry and that it was an accident, it seems a little harsh to have an ThisIsUnforgivable.ThisIsUnforgivable.
* ItMakesSenseInContext: PlayedForLaughs when George is calling Jerry and ranting about "not being able to get back into the forbidden city".
* NothingIsTheSameAnymore: Jerry treats the events of the episode as such, screaming that "the whole system is breaking down!" on him after Kramer pretends to work at an office firm, George begins going to a model club, and Elaine finds a Bizarro group of nicer guys to hang out with. PlayedForLaughs by having the episode take place over four days.
* ItMakesSenseInContext: PlayedForLaughs when George is calling Jerry and ranting about "not being able to get back into the forbidden city".
* NothingIsTheSameAnymore: Jerry treats the events of the episode as such, screaming that "the whole system is breaking down!" on him after Kramer pretends to work at an office firm, George begins going to a model club, and Elaine finds a Bizarro group of nicer guys to hang out with. PlayedForLaughs by having the episode take place over four days.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Despite supposedly being kinder and gentler versions of the ''Seinfeld'' gang, Kevin and his friends immediately give her the boot after she does her trademark "GetOut" move and shoves him so hard that he falls down. It's understandable that he wouldn't want to be around someone who'd do that, but given that she's genuinely sorry and that it was an accident, it seems a little harsh to have an ThisIsUnforgiveable.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Despite supposedly being kinder and gentler versions of the ''Seinfeld'' gang, Kevin and his friends immediately give her the boot after she does her trademark "GetOut" move and shoves him so hard that he falls down. It's understandable that he wouldn't want to be around someone who'd do that, but given that she's genuinely sorry and that it was an accident, it seems a little harsh to have an ThisIsUnforgiveable.ThisIsUnforgivable.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Despite supposedly being kinder and gentler versions of the ''Seinfeld'' gang, Kevin and his friends immediately give her the boot after she does her trademark "GetOut" move and shoves him so hard that he falls down. It's understandable that he wouldn't want to be around someone who'd do that, but given that she's genuinely sorry and that it was an accident, it seems a little harsh to have an ThisIsUnforgiveable.
