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Seinfeld Season 4 was the best of the show, and it starts off with a bang, continuing off the cliffhanger of Season 3's "The Keys", where Kramer vanishes for Hollywood after an argument with Jerry.

After re-watching the first 3 seasons leading up to this, and continuing through Season 6, I can safely say this is where the show finds its direction - there were funny episodes and attempts to get the show an identity, but a multi-episode arc was needed and it delivers. Kramer comes out of his shell completely, and really takes off from here, and it all starts with him getting out of the house and leaving the recluse life behind.

Jerry and George going to Hollywood segues nicely into the NBC offer for the pilot, and George manages to get mentioned on the Tonight Show, but not in the way he would like.

The sad part is the lack of Elaine, but understood in retrospect as Julia Louis-Dreyfus was pregnant for much of the season.

From here, you see the show really grow and become the massive hit we all come to know and love, but it wouldn't have happened without "The Keys", and "The Trip, Parts I and II"

(plot). When Jerry is booked to appear on "The Tonight Show", he takes George with him to Los Angeles to search for Kramer. George and Jerry are unaware that Kramer is in trouble as a victim of mistaken identity.

This was the start of an award Emmy breakthrough season for Seinfeld, this is a true classic, and one of the best episodes ever!. It's just so incredibly well done, and I thought the scene where Jerry and George are at the airport, and Jerry keeps getting beeped was so hilarious!, plus this is extremely well written by Larry Charles, and Directed by Tom Cherones. I also loved the scene where George suggests a case he had where he starved the cat to death to Corbin Bensen, as that really cracked me up, plus the one he suggested to George Wednt about using a different setting other then a Bar was also amusing. Kramer's scene with Fred Savage was probably the most hilarious scene in my opinion, and this is also extremely well made as well, plus the scene with Kramer and old lady Helene was also very funny. I felt George's frustration with the sheets tucked in too tight, because I too have had that happen to me, but it sure was funny, and It started with a brilliant conversation with Jerry and George, plus Kramer's scene where he is trying out for the commercials, was very funny too. This was the start of an award winning Emmy breakthrough season for Seinfeld, this is a true classic and one of the best episodes ever, and if you Haven't seen it where have you been?, do so immediately you won't regret it if your a Seinfeld lover!. ***** out of 5

Favorite quotes.

Helene:Hello Kramer. Kramer: Oh Helene how are you?. Helene: I Haven't worked since 1934 how do you think I am?. Kramer: Well that's only 58 years. Helene:It was a Three Stooges short, "Sappy Pappies", I played Mr. Sugerman's secretary remember?. Kramer: Right,right, that was Shemp right?. Helene: No, no Curly, the boys play 3 siblings, who find a baby, the Baby's been kidnapped, and the police think they did it. Kramer: Uh right. Helene: But, but of course they Didn't do it, the Police have made an awful mistake. Kramer: Right. Helene: Moe hits Curly with an Axe, the Stooges catch the Kidnappers. Kramer: Right. Helene: But it's too late. Kramer: Really?. Helene: The Baby's dead. Kramer: Really?. Helene: The boys are sent to Death Row and are executed. Kramer: Well I don't remember that part. Helene: I played Mr. Sugerman's secretary. Kramer: Oh yeah you were very good!. Helene: It was so sad, for a Three Stooges, what with the dead baby, and the stooges being executed and all. Kramer: Yeah well that was an unusual choice for The Stooges. Helene: Would you like to buy me a frozen Yogurt at the store Kramer?. Kramer: Well you know I can't right now you know, I got a very big meeting, I got these people interested in my movie treatment, so I guess We'll have to make it another time all right. Helene: NO, no, no,no!, Don't go up there Kramer, They'll hurt you, They'll destroy you, You'll never make it in this town, your too sensitive,like me. Helene: You're wrong, I'm not that sensitive Helene. Helene: I was engaged to Mickey Rooney, he left me at the Altar, Kramer!, Kramer!!!!!.

The fourth season premiere to Seinfeld was great. Because Kramer actually does look like a killer. With the Bride of Frankenstein hair and many things. If Kramer were actually wanted for murder and I had no idea who he was, I would think he were a killer. Kramer does look like he would be a killer. Kramer looks like he would be a lot of things. A killer is definitely one of them.

The Plot: Jerry is going to go on The Tonight show, so Jerry and George travel down to Los Angeles to find him. Kramer is now trying out for film roles and his recent girlfriend was just murdered. So the police are out looking for him.

I liked The Trip quite a bit. Though I didn't like it as much as The Keys(The Trip is the follow up to The Keys) I still liked it. This was an episode where Julie Louis Dreyfuss(Elaine ) wasn't in. I like Elaine quite a bit. If anyone is in the show the least, it would be Elaine. The Trip is a good episode no doubt. Every Seinfeld episode is funny, so it's no wonder that The Trip Part 1 is funny.

I like the bit where they think Kramer is a serial killer.

I first watched Seinfeld soon after it debuted, and I'm enjoying re-watching many of the episodes 30 years later, so yes, Seinfeld lives on and on. Anyway, I loved the three episode arc starting with The Keys and then The Trip: Part 1 and The Trip: Part 2. Here Jerry and George head off to Hollywood, and I loved the interaction between George and Lupe, especially when he stands up for Lupe after Seinfeld accuses her of stealing stuff. I didn't know that Ruth Cohen made her debut in this episode, and she appeared in numerous episodes and it's a shame there wasn't a spin-off featuring her character, Ruthie Cohen.