Ep 22. The Parking Space

Jerry and George hatch a plan to park their car in a coveted parking spot that is hard to come by in New York City. The spot belongs to a man named Mike who lives in their building and is highly protective of his parking space. Jerry and George successfully park in the spot, but their victory is short-lived when Mike catches them and demands they move their car. The situation escalates as Mike refuses to back down, leading to a standoff between the two parties.

Meanwhile, Elaine joins a group of women who all share the same doctor. When Elaine reveals a personal detail about the doctor to the group, she becomes ostracized and feels the need to find a new doctor. Kramer gets involved in the situation and offers to help Elaine take revenge on the doctor and the group of women.

As the parking space dispute heats up, Jerry and Mike's actions become increasingly irrational and petty. They both become more and more determined to win the battle, even though it is causing significant stress and conflict in their lives. The situation comes to a head when an unforeseen event occurs, forcing them to re-evaluate their priorities and possibly come to a resolution.

The Parking Space is a classic episode of Seinfeld that showcases the show's trademark humor and ability to find comedy in everyday situations. It highlights themes of obsession, entitlement, and the absurdity of human behavior. The episode is a standout in the show's third season, and is widely considered to be one of Seinfeld's greatest episodes.