Ep 12. The Stall
- PG
- January 6, 1994
- 22 min
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8.6 (4,237)
Seinfeld is a classic sitcom that originally aired from 1989-1998, following the mishaps and misadventures of comedian Jerry Seinfeld and his eccentric group of friends in New York City. Season 5 episode 12, "The Stall," follows the gang as they navigate various social encounters and confrontations.
The episode opens with Jerry (played by Jerry Seinfeld) running into his ex-girlfriend Jane (played by Anita Barone) at the health club. Jane mentions that she is now engaged, and Jerry is surprised to find that he is not jealous. However, when he overhears a woman in the restroom on the phone discussing a romantic encounter, he becomes inexplicably fixated on finding out the identity of the other party involved.
Meanwhile, George (played by Jason Alexander) is in a similar predicament at work. His boss, Mr. Wilhelm (played by Richard Herd), is fixated on a mysterious woman who uses the company's private restroom, which he deems a "perk" reserved for top executives. George is tasked with finding out who this woman is, but he quickly becomes obsessed with her himself.
As each of them goes to great lengths to uncover the identity of their respective bathroom occupants, Elaine (played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus) struggles with her own social faux pas. She accidentally reveals a deep, dark secret about a coworker (played by Jane Leeves), leading to a series of increasingly awkward encounters.
In classic Seinfeld style, the various storylines intersect and unravel in a hilarious and unexpected way. Fans of the show will appreciate the sharp writing, witty dialogue, and lovable characters that have made Seinfeld a beloved TV classic.
Overall, "The Stall" is a standout episode in a landmark season of television. With its memorable plotlines, irreverent humor, and relatable characters, it's no wonder that Seinfeld remains a fan favorite to this day.