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“The Hot Tub”/“The Soup Nazi”

“The Hot Tub” (Season 7, Episode 5, originally aired October 19, 1995)

Ugh, I know, get to “The Soup Nazi.” In time, folks, in time! Before then, “The Hot Tub” is a perfectly enjoyable bit of nonsense that counts as an entry in the “Kramer gets a weird incongruous thing installed in his apartment” series of episodes (of which there are more and more as this show goes on). It’s nice how his ridiculous hot tub influences the rest of the show and the big power surge is an interesting way to get to the inevitable finale, where Jerry fails in achieving his goal—helping marathoner Jean-Paul wake up in time for the New York City marathon.

The most interesting thing about this episode, to me, is that Jerry has that goal. It’s so rare that he’d expend such effort to help another person, but really he just wants to get one over Elaine. Still, even for Jerry, it’s pretty altruistic—he rents a hotel for the guy, then, out of concern that he annoyed the wake-up call guy, he bundles him out of there and puts him on his couch. The wake-up call argument is particularly amusing, although it feels more like something that would happen to George. But maybe Jerry is just so focused on achieving this goal that he’s being thrown out of balance.

This episode is actually very well connected, but some of the connections are just flat-out weird. George picking up the habit of calling people “bastards” somehow transmits to Jean-Paul, who calls Elaine’s neighbor’s baby a bastard… what is this, Game of Thrones ? The joke lands, but it requires quite a stretch of the imagination (the Jean-Paul character, much like the scary gays of “The Soup Nazi,” is one of those heavily accented Seinfeld characters that isn’t exactly offensive, but probably wouldn’t make it on TV these days). 

But I like George’s night out with the Houston Astros boys, because it’s also a bit of a weird reversal and it’s the rare Costanza plot that doesn’t end up with him screwing something up. Instead it’s just a series of cute little misunderstandings by his boss, who thinks George is really frustrated (George’s “busy” act is a sight to behold). Elaine’s J. Peterman thing is a little less inspired in that you’re waiting for the inevitable reveal where she realizes she’s writing the copy in her head, and the episode plays the moment a little too triumphantly; really, it’s a very obvious story note. But maybe I’m just biased against the whole “J. Peterman catalogues are funny!” joke.

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