Ep 18. The Doorman
- PG
- February 23, 1995
- 22 min
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8.2 (3,627)
Jerry's apartment building gets a new doorman, which causes a stir among the residents. Jerry, Kramer and Newman seem to be especially affected by the charismatic newcommer. Jerry and Kramer both vie for his attention and approval, while Newman sees him as nothing more than a threat to his job security. Meanwhile, Elaine struggles to find a new boyfriend and becomes obsessed with a handsome man she sees only briefly. She enlists the help of Jerry and George to track him down, but their efforts prove to be in vain.
As the episode progresses, tensions between the doorman and the residents continue to escalate. Jerry becomes increasingly frustrated with the man's constant need for validation, while Kramer becomes increasingly enamored with his seemingly endless supply of cookies. Newman's jealousy reaches a boiling point, leading to a series of comical attempts to sabotage the doorman's reputation. Meanwhile, Elaine's fixation on the mysterious man she saw leads her down a path of self-destruction as she becomes increasingly isolated and desperate.
As the plotlines converge, the doorman's true intentions are revealed, leading to a dramatic resolution that leaves the residents of Jerry's building reeling with shock and confusion. The Doorman is a classic Seinfeld episode, full of witty one-liners, absurd situations, and unforgettable characters. It's an episode that will leave fans laughing out loud and quoting memorable lines for years to come.