If you are listening to an episode of “Seinfeld”, you can generally expect that his chaos agents get all kinds of bad behavior. They don’t really care about what they do with others unless it consists in getting involved, which goes against the traditional sitcom formula. It is not exactly like “Seinfeld” to take a moral position at the end of an episode, because most of them conclude without anyone learning a lesson in the disorder they did.

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In the episode of season 3 “The Red Dot”, for example, the central conflict focuses on George who seeks to obtain a gift for Elaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) get her a job in the publishing company in which she works. Jerry (Jerry Seinfeld) joins his double chip Dipper friend at the store, where they find a beautiful cashmere sweater. The catch is that it is strongly reduced because of a small red point. About everyone shows it right away, but George is the only person with active stones and cannot admit that this is why he bought it first. Thanks to any fault, George is called and ends up playing tag with the stained sweater until he finds himself in the hands of several people at the end.

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At the top of the episode, Jerry triggers the background story in which he accidentally ends up exchanging drinks with Dick (David Naughton), an Elaine guy came out at work. The error leads the old alcoholic to back down unfortunately in his alcohol consumption habits. “The Red Dot” was originally going to end with the Dick scene mentioning the red point on the sweater, while Jerry, Elaine and George shake under an office during his drunk office stupor. But a note of the superiors not only led to an additional scene, but it was deviated from the “Seinfeld” formula.

Each episode of “Seinfeld” is Bookmarked by jerry making its usual stand-up routineWith most segments varying if they bind to the episode or not. The only thing they don’t do, however, is to keep Jerry’s attention away. It only changed once with “The Red Dot” due to Glenn Padnick. In a Behind the scenesThe co-creator of the Larry David series explains how the Castle Rock Executive considered that it would be better to show Dick to find his sobriety at the end. “I threw something in there, but that didn’t make much difference for me,” said David.

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It is a special button that leaves Jerry the hook for the inadvertent chaos that he has unleashed, going so far as to interrupt his hobby of the series to show that Dick recovered his sobriety with a non-alcoholic drink by hand.

What is most surprising in the stand-up interruption is the way she does not feel as shoe as it could have been. A moment ago earlier when we cut to Jerry by doing part of its stand-up, with a drunk dick in the audience that sings the actor. The final scene compensates for the austere note of Dick’s drunk hike through the Elaine office to the one who actually provides a funny conclusion, with Jerry confusing “Off the Wagon” and “On the Wagon” in the opposite scenarios for which they are used.

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Each episode of “Seinfeld” is currently broadcast on Netflix.