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The Dog (series 3)

The man whose dog Jerry is stuck watching is named after Larry David's manager, Gavin Palone. (Palone is also one of the executive producers of Curb Your Enthusiasm.
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The Pilot (2) (series 4)

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The Green Peace worker in the boat at the end telling Russell that he will write to Elaine is series co-creator Larry David.
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The Handicap Spot (series 4)

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This is the episode where George's parents make their debut and when it originally aired, another actor played the part of George's father. When the role was recast with Jerry Stiller, all the scenes in this episode were re-shot.
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The Airport (series 4)

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When Elaine is talking to the male flight attendant about her meal that she ordered in advance, the voice that answers out that he thinks he has her meal is co-creator of the show Larry David.
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The Marine Biologist (series 5)

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Co-creator Larry David can be heard as the bystander on the beach who calls out "Is there a Marine Biologist?"
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The Masseuse (series 5)

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One of the subplots concerned Elaine's new boyfriend, "Joel Rifkin". Within the episode, Elaine wanted her boyfriend to change his name because he shared the same name as the serial killer named Joel Rifkin who had been arrested June '93. She has a conversation with her boyfriend, Joel, and suggests he change his name to the less scary Dion, Ned, Remy and then O.J. The show aired in November, 1993, seven months before football Hall of Famer O.J. Simpson would be tried for the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman.
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The Sniffing Accountant (series 5)

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The blue jumper in the episode that Jerry wears, and that Kramer also ends up wearing that made people sniff appears in a later Seinfeld episode where George is dating the daughter of a welfare officer. She can be seen wearing it when they are sitting in George's car at one point.
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The Chinese Woman (series 6)

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In the very beginning of the episode the person wearing the cape is none other than co-creator Larry David.
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The Big Salad (series 6)

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When Jerry and Elaine discuss how evil Newman is, Elaine comments "Maybe he's an enigma, a mystery wrapped in a riddle." This quote from Winston Churchill was referenced in JFK (1991), which featured Newman actor Wayne Knight.
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The Gum (series 7)

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The man who returns George's $20 bill and says "Sorry, your highness, but we don't accept bills with lipstick on the president", is the show's co-creator Larry David.
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The Pool Guy (series 7)

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When Jerry, Elaine, and Susan are at the movie "Chunnel", Susan is annoyed while Jerry and Elaine are talking during the movie. Listen to the movie dialogue in the background of the scene. The voice which yells "Everyone out of the chunnel!" is that of co-creator Larry David.
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The Secret Code (series 7)

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George's secret code is revealed to be Bosco. Earlier in the episode, when he is arguing with Susan about the secrets they keep from each other, he ends the scene by saying "We're out of Bosco."
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The Soup Nazi (series 7)

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When Kramer is in the soup shop talking to the Soup Nazi there is a black board on the wall that has all the soups on it. If you look closely Mulligatawny (Kramer's soup), Crab Biske (Jerry's soup), Turkey Chili (George's soup), and Jambalaya (Newman's soup) are all in order.
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The Wink (series 7)

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In reference to (the real) George Steinbrenner's habit of hiring and firing Billy Martin as the Yankees' manager, in one scene Steinbrenner lists all the managers he has fired and mentions Martin four times.
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The Muffin Tops (series 8)

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Newman's appearance in the episode is an obvious reference to Harvey Keitel's character The Wolf in "Pulp Fiction". Before Newman arrives, Elaine mentions that he "makes problems go away" just like The Wolf. Newman even uses the same "If I'm curt" line.
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The Bizarro Jerry (series 8)

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Throughout the entire show, a Superman figure can be seen on the shelf in Jerry's apartment. When Elaine goes to "Bizarro Jerry"'s apartment, a figure of Bizarro can be seen standing on the cabinet.
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The Finale (2) (series 9)

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In the Seinfeld Finale, Jerry and George have a conversation in the jail cell about the positioning of a button on George's shirt. For those viewers who don't know or don't remember, that is why George asks, 'Haven't we had this conversation before?', because this is the same conversation that started off the series in the very first episode.
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The Puerto Rican Day (series 9)

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Recognize the driver of the maroon Golf? That's because he is the same man that Jerry walked out of "Death Blow" with in season 7.
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The Merv Griffin Show (series 9)

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When Kramer is hosting the show and starts getting a little nervous about Jerry's "questionable material" he tells Newman to put on a tape and it starts playing some music while he talks to Jerry. The music that he puts on is the same music they used in the episode "The Pilot (2)" for the "Jerry" pilot.
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The Junk Mail (series 9)

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At the beginning of the episode we see George on the couch in Jerry's apartment reading a copy of GQ. On the cover is Marissa Tomei who George has a major crush on and in another episode had a dream sequence involving her in his apartment.
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