"The Watch"is the 46th episode of the sitcomSeinfeld.It is the sixth episode of the fourth season of the series, and first aired onNBCon September 30, 1992.[1]In a direct continuation of the previous episode, "The Wallet",Georgelearns that his efforts at negotiation have cost him andJerrythe deal with NBC for a television pilot, and he makes a desperate bid to get it back, while Jerry tries to keep his parents from discovering that the watchUncle Leofound in a garbage can is the one they gave Jerry as a gift, andElaine's plan forKramerto pose as her new boyfriend does not prove as effective as hoped.

"The Watch"
Seinfeldepisode
Episodeno.Season 4
Episode 6
Directed byTom Cherones
Written byLarry David
Production code406
Original air dateSeptember 30, 1992(1992-09-30)
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"The Wallet"
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Plot

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Jerry's parentsMortyandHelen Seinfeldare suspicious aboutUncle Leogetting his watch repaired in a day at the same place which Jerry claims has been repairing the watch they gave him for two weeks. Jerry confronts Leo in the restaurant bathroom and negotiates to buy it from him, but they are caught by Morty. Jerry confesses to having thrown the watch away and buys his father a new wallet to replace the one that went missing at the doctor's office, secretly filling it with $400 in cash to get back at his father for insisting on paying for food and gas during the trip. Morty acts pleased with the wallet, but once Jerry is gone he throws it away because it usesvelcro,which Morty abhors. Leo finds the wallet full of money in the garbage and takes it.

Kramer,posing asElaine's boyfriend, demands that her psychiatrist, Dr. Reston, stop bullying Elaine into maintaining her unwanted sexual relationship with him. Reston uses psychiatric techniques to persuade Kramer to make an appointment with him and allow him to continue dating Elaine. While waiting outside for Kramer, Elaine meets"Crazy" Joe Davola,and flirts with him. After getting her number Joe goes in to his appointment and tells Reston about the encounter.

Susan Rosspasses on toGeorgethat after he refused NBC's offer, Russell Dalrymple renounced his interest in doing a pilot with George and Jerry at all. George realizes his plan has backfired, and since it is the weekend he cannot have a meeting with Russell until Monday. He wrestles Russell's address from Susan and pays an unsolicited visit to Russell at his home. He claims that his earlier refusal was a misunderstanding and pleads to get their pilot TV show reinstated. When Russell informs him that he has already signed with another writing team, George negotiates for a price of $8,000, lower than Russell's original offer. Jerry derides him for having "held out forlessmoney ".

References

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  1. ^"Seinfeld Season 4 Episodes".TV Guide.Retrieved2 December2021.
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