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"The Finale" is the two-part seĀ­riesā€…fiĀ­nale of the AmerĀ­iĀ­can sitĀ­com SeĀ­inĀ­feld. They are the 179th and 180th episodes of the show and the 23rd and 24th episodes of the ninth seaĀ­son. It aired on NBC on May 14, 1998, to an auĀ­diĀ­enceā€…ofā€…76ā€…milĀ­lionā€…viewĀ­ers. Its iniĀ­tial runĀ­ning time was 1 hour and 15 minutes.[1]
The fakeā€…workĀ­ingā€…title for this show was "A Tough Nut to Crack" to throw off outĀ­siders about the conĀ­tents of the episode.[2] For the final time and the first since the end of seaĀ­son seven, Jerry perĀ­forms a stand-up comĀ­edy rouĀ­tine. Larryā€…David, co-creĀ­ator of the seĀ­ries, who deĀ­parted from the seĀ­ries after the sevĀ­enth seaĀ­son, reĀ­turned to write the script for this last episode.
The episode garĀ­nered strongly diĀ­vided reĀ­sponses upon airĀ­ing, and conĀ­tinĀ­ues to poĀ­larĀ­ize critĀ­ics and auĀ­diĀ­ences.
Jerry and George have fiĀ­nally struck a deal with NBC to proĀ­duce their pilot Jerry as a seĀ­ries, upon reĀ­ceivĀ­ing a call from ElizĀ­aĀ­beth Clark callĀ­ing from the ofĀ­fice of NBC PresĀ­iĀ­dent James KimĀ­brough (Peterā€…Riegert). Jerry and George will be leavĀ­ing New York City for CalĀ­iĀ­forĀ­nia to begin work. Jerry is given use of NBC's priĀ­vate jet by NBC exĀ­ecĀ­uĀ­tives Jay Crespi and Stu CherĀ­mak as a courĀ­tesy and he, George, Elaine, and Kramer deĀ­cide to go to Paris for "one last hurĀ­rah". Elaine tries to get hold of her friend Jill. First, she can't get any reĀ­cepĀ­tion with her cell phone on the street. Then, Jerry inĀ­terĀ­rupts her with news of the pilot pickup and Elaine hangs up on Jill to take the call. Jerry then scolds her for tryĀ­ing to rush the call beĀ­fore they all leave for Paris, and for thinkĀ­ing about callĀ­ing from the plane. On the plane that is piĀ­loted by CapĀ­tain MatĀ­tox and his co-piĀ­lot Kurt Adams, George and Elaine argue over the qualĀ­ity of the plane and what Elaine conĀ­sidĀ­ers an "efĀ­femĀ­iĀ­nate" way in which George sits in the jet, while Kramer is still tryĀ­ing to get water out of his ears from a trip to the beach he made earĀ­lier in the day.
Kramer's desĀ­perĀ­aĀ­tion to get the water out of his ears causes him to jump up and down on the plane and, as a reĀ­sult, he stumĀ­bles and falls into the cockĀ­pit, which causes the piĀ­lots to lose conĀ­trol. While the plane is noseĀ­divĀ­ing, the four preĀ­pare for death. George, moĀ­menĀ­tarĀ­ily feelĀ­ing the need to conĀ­fess, reĀ­veals he cheated in "Theā€…ConĀ­test", and Elaine beĀ­gins to tell Jerry that she alĀ­ways loved him; but the plane steadĀ­ies itĀ­self and they make a safe emerĀ­gency landĀ­ing in the ficĀ­tional small town of Latham, MassĀ­aĀ­chuĀ­setts.
While waitĀ­ing for the airĀ­plane to be reĀ­paired, they witĀ­ness an overĀ­weight man named Howie (Johnā€…Pinette) getĀ­ting carĀ­jacked at gunĀ­point by a crimĀ­iĀ­nal (JefĀ­fery Thomas JohnĀ­son). InĀ­stead of helpĀ­ing him, they crack jokes about his size while Kramer films it all on his camĀ­corder, then proĀ­ceed to walk away. The vicĀ­tim noĀ­tices this and tells the reĀ­portĀ­ing ofĀ­fiĀ­cer Matt Vogel (Scottā€…Jaeck), who arĀ­rests them on a dutyā€…toā€…resĀ­cue viĀ­oĀ­laĀ­tion that reĀ­quires byĀ­standers to help out in such a sitĀ­uĀ­aĀ­tion.
BeĀ­cause this is the first case imĀ­pleĀ­mentĀ­ing this law, they are adĀ­vised by the deputy to call a lawyer to repĀ­reĀ­sent them. Jerry and his friends do not have any choice but to call on Jackieā€…Chiles to repĀ­reĀ­sent them for the upĀ­comĀ­ing trial. DisĀ­trictā€…AtĀ­torĀ­ney Hoyt (Jamesā€…RebĀ­horn) hears that Jackie Chiles will be repĀ­reĀ­sentĀ­ing Jerry and his friends and tells the prosĀ­eĀ­cuĀ­tor that he will find out everyĀ­thing about them.
Jerry, Elaine, George, and Kramer are in their cell havĀ­ing their meal while awaitĀ­ing the trial when Jerry's beeper goes off statĀ­ing that their airĀ­plane is ready. GerĀ­aldoā€…Rivera and Janeā€…Wells cover the news about the trial of Jerry, Elaine, George, and Kramer. The peoĀ­ple asĀ­soĀ­ciĀ­ated with the main charĀ­acĀ­ters are packĀ­ing for the trial and headĀ­ing to Latham. Jerry's parĀ­ents Morty and Helen, George's parĀ­ents Frank and EsĀ­telle, NewĀ­man, Jerry's Uncle Leo, JaĀ­copo "J." PeĀ­terĀ­man, David Puddy, Mickey Abbot, Kenny Bania, Susan Ross' parĀ­ents, Rabbi GlickĀ­man, Keithā€…HerĀ­nanĀ­dez, and George SteinĀ­brenĀ­ner are among those shown makĀ­ing their way to Latham. In adĀ­diĀ­tion to these peoĀ­ple, many othĀ­ers from New York like Kramer's mother Babs Kramer and Matt WilĀ­helm have made the trip to watch the trial in the courtĀ­room. A lengthy trial enĀ­sues presided over by Judge Arthurā€…VanĀ­deĀ­lay (StanĀ­leyā€…AnĀ­derĀ­son). George conĀ­sidĀ­ers this to be a good sign as Arthur VanĀ­deĀ­lay was one of the many fake names he used for himĀ­self and phony comĀ­paĀ­nies he claimed to have worked for.
DisĀ­trict AtĀ­torĀ­ney Hoyt starts his openĀ­ing stateĀ­ment that the deĀ­fenĀ­dants have igĀ­nored their Good SamarĀ­iĀ­tan Law and mocked the vicĀ­tim of a mugĀ­ging. He also states that the deĀ­fenĀ­dants must pay for this crime. Jackie Chiles starts his openĀ­ing stateĀ­ment that this trial is a waste of the taxĀ­payer's money, the deĀ­fenĀ­dants are inĀ­noĀ­cent from byĀ­standĀ­ing, and that the real crimĀ­iĀ­nal is still out there.
DisĀ­trict AtĀ­torĀ­ney Hoyt starts to ask a lot of witĀ­nesses in hopes to make Jerry, Elaine, George, and Kramer pay for breakĀ­ing the duty to resĀ­cue law.
As the jury goes over the evĀ­iĀ­dence, GerĀ­aldo Rivera and Jane Wells recap to those watchĀ­ing their show about what was heard durĀ­ing the trial. Jane Wells even stated that the tesĀ­tiĀ­monies went into the night until Judge VanĀ­deĀ­lay has deĀ­cided that he has heard enough. It was also menĀ­tioned that the closĀ­ing arĀ­guĀ­ments have ocĀ­curred and that the jury has been deĀ­libĀ­erĀ­atĀ­ing for four and a half hours. Jerry, Elaine, George, and Kramer hope that Jackie Chiles would get them acĀ­quitĀ­ted. EsĀ­telle enĀ­ters Judge VanĀ­deĀ­lay's ofĀ­fice in order to get him to reĀ­duce the punĀ­ishĀ­ment for her son if he is found guilty by doing someĀ­thing for him. Judge VanĀ­deĀ­lay asks "What do you mean?" and EsĀ­telle reĀ­sponds "You know."
EveryĀ­one else is seen killing time awaitĀ­ing for the jury to be done:
The jury re-enĀ­ters the courtĀ­room. When Kramer claims that a woman on the jury is smilĀ­ing at them, Jerry tells him that she's smilĀ­ing at them beĀ­cause they might go to prison. EveryĀ­one rises when Judge VanĀ­deĀ­lay enĀ­ters the courtĀ­room. When it comes to the verĀ­dict, the foreĀ­woman of the jury (Myraā€…TurĀ­ley) states that the jury finds Jerry, George, Elaine, and Kramer guilty of crimĀ­iĀ­nal inĀ­difĀ­ferĀ­ence. Mr. and Mrs. Ross and the tesĀ­tiĀ­fiers are pleased with the verĀ­dict, EsĀ­telle faints, and NewĀ­man has a brief chokĀ­ing moĀ­ment from laughĀ­ing while eatĀ­ing food. Judge VanĀ­deĀ­lay breaks up the comĀ­moĀ­tion by threatĀ­enĀ­ing to clear the courtĀ­room if they didn't stop.
He then tells to the four he does not know how, or under what cirĀ­cumĀ­stances they found each other, but their calĀ­lous inĀ­difĀ­ferĀ­ence and utter disĀ­reĀ­gard for everyĀ­thing that is good and deĀ­cent has rocked the very founĀ­daĀ­tion upon which soĀ­ciĀ­ety is built. He then senĀ­tences the four of them to spend a year in prison so that they can conĀ­temĀ­plate the manĀ­ner in which they have conĀ­ducted themĀ­selves. Judge VanĀ­dalay adĀ­journs the court and takes his leave from the courtĀ­room as George anĀ­grily quotes to Kramer "You had to hop! You had to hop on the plane!" As everyĀ­one starts to leave, Elaine tells David not to wait for her to which he inĀ­difĀ­ferĀ­ently says "AlĀ­right." Frank tries to wake up EsĀ­telle from her faintĀ­ing so that they can beat the trafĀ­fic as Uncle Leo comĀ­forts Babs in the backĀ­ground. BeĀ­fore leavĀ­ing with Sidra, Jackie Chiles tells the four that he may have lost the case, but he did get satĀ­isĀ­fied with Sidra while comĀ­mentĀ­ing "And by the way: they're real, and they're specĀ­tacĀ­uĀ­lar!"
In the final scene beĀ­fore the credĀ­its, the four main charĀ­acĀ­ters sit in their holdĀ­ing cell awaitĀ­ing their prison transĀ­port. Kramer is fiĀ­nally able to get the water out of his ears after days of tryĀ­ing. Elaine deĀ­cides that she's going to use her one phone call from prison to call Jill, sayĀ­ing that the prison call is the "king of calls". Jerry beĀ­gins a conĀ­verĀ­saĀ­tion about George's shirt butĀ­tons, using lines from theā€…firstā€…episode.[3] George then wonĀ­ders if they've had that conĀ­verĀ­saĀ­tion beĀ­fore, which Jerry acĀ­knowlĀ­edges.
DurĀ­ing the credĀ­its at the Latham County Prison, Jerry is wearĀ­ing a Latham County orĀ­ange jumpĀ­suit and perĀ­formĀ­ing a stand-up rouĀ­tine of prison-reĀ­lated jokes to an auĀ­diĀ­ence of felĀ­low prisĀ­onĀ­ers. (inĀ­cludĀ­ing Kramer and George; Elaine is not seen as she is in a women's prison) No one is laughĀ­ing exĀ­cept for the stuĀ­dio auĀ­diĀ­ence and Kramer. As Jerry is then esĀ­corted off the stage by a prisonā€…guard (Jon HayĀ­man) for talkĀ­ing back at a heckĀ­ler, he says to his auĀ­diĀ­ence of felĀ­low prisĀ­onĀ­ers, "Hey, you've been great! See you in the cafeĀ­teĀ­ria!" as the auĀ­diĀ­ence jeers and Kramer gives him a standĀ­ingā€…ovaĀ­tion, capĀ­ping off the episode and the show.
The top price for a 30-secĀ­ond comĀ­merĀ­cial durĀ­ing the U.S. broadĀ­cast was apĀ­proxĀ­iĀ­mately $1 milĀ­lion, markĀ­ing the first time ever on AmerĀ­iĀ­canā€…teleĀ­viĀ­sionā€…hisĀ­tory that a regĀ­uĀ­lar primeĀ­time teleĀ­viĀ­sion seĀ­ries (as well as a non-sport broadĀ­cast) had comĀ­manded at least $1-milĀ­lion adĀ­verĀ­tisĀ­ing rate (preĀ­viĀ­ously atĀ­tained only by Superā€…Bowl genĀ­eral telecasts).[4]
In its origĀ­iĀ­nal AmerĀ­iĀ­can broadĀ­cast, 76.3 milĀ­lion U.S. teleĀ­viĀ­sion viewĀ­ers tuned into "The FiĀ­nale", beĀ­comĀ­ing the fourth most watched overĀ­all seĀ­ries fiĀ­nale in the U.S. after M*A*S*H, Cheers and Theā€…FugiĀ­tive.[5] When this episode origĀ­iĀ­nally aired on NBC, TVā€…Land paid tribĀ­ute by not proĀ­gramĀ­ming any shows opĀ­poĀ­site it, inĀ­stead just showĀ­ing a still shot of a closed ofĀ­fice door with a pair of handĀ­writĀ­ten notes that said "We're TV Fans so... we're watchĀ­ing the last episode of SeĀ­inĀ­feld. Will reĀ­turn at 10pm et, 7pm pt."[6]
AlĀ­though the fiĀ­nale of SeĀ­inĀ­feld enĀ­joyed a huge auĀ­diĀ­ence durĀ­ing the May 1998 teleĀ­cast, it reĀ­ceived poĀ­larĀ­ized reĀ­views and was critĀ­iĀ­cized by many for porĀ­trayĀ­ing the main charĀ­acĀ­ters as peoĀ­ple with noā€…reĀ­spectā€…forā€…soĀ­ciĀ­ety and for mockĀ­ing the auĀ­diĀ­ence who tuned in to watch them every week. EnĀ­terĀ­tainĀ­mentā€…Weekly's Ken Tucker seemed to echo this senĀ­tiĀ­ment in deĀ­clarĀ­ing the episode "off-key and bloated...ā€‹Ultimately, SeĀ­inĀ­feld and David's kiss-off to their fans was a loud, hearty, 'So long, suckers!'"[7]
AlĀ­though Larry David has stated he has no reĀ­grets about how the show ended,[8] a 2010 Time arĀ­tiĀ­cle noted that the SeĀ­inĀ­feld reĀ­union durĀ­ing the sevĀ­enth seaĀ­son of Curbā€…Yourā€…EnĀ­thuĀ­siĀ­asm "was viewed by many as his atĀ­tempt at a do-over."[8] This was also refĀ­erĀ­enced by Jerry in the sevĀ­enth-seaĀ­son fiĀ­nale of Curb Your Enthusiasm, sayĀ­ing "We alĀ­ready screwed up one fiĀ­nale" with David reĀ­spondĀ­ing "we didn't screw up a fiĀ­nale, that was a good fiĀ­nale!" HavĀ­ing said that, durĀ­ing a SeĀ­inĀ­feld roundĀ­table reĀ­union disĀ­cusĀ­sion, Larry adĀ­mitĀ­ted to unĀ­derĀ­standĀ­ing the disĀ­apĀ­pointĀ­ment and said if he were to redo it he would have kept the plot of the fiĀ­nale less of a seĀ­cret, which only heightĀ­ened exĀ­pecĀ­taĀ­tions.
In 2011, the fiĀ­nale was ranked No. 7 on the TVā€…Guideā€…NetĀ­work speĀ­cial, TV's Most UnĀ­forĀ­getĀ­table Finales.[9]
In the final Topā€…Tenā€…List of the Lateā€…Showā€…withā€…Davidā€…LetĀ­terĀ­man, preĀ­senĀ­ter Juliaā€…Louis-DreyĀ­fus jokĀ­ingly critĀ­iĀ­cized the episode by thankĀ­ing LetĀ­terĀ­man for letĀ­ting her take part in "anĀ­other hugely disĀ­apĀ­pointĀ­ing seĀ­ries fiĀ­nale", much to the faux chaĀ­grin of felĀ­low preĀ­senĀ­ter Jerryā€…SeĀ­inĀ­feld, who had workĀ­shopped the joke with LetĀ­terĀ­man's writers.[10]
This verĀ­sion had cut sevĀ­eral parts from the origĀ­iĀ­nal episode (US) or reĀ­arranged some parts:
The scenes that were cut are now availĀ­able on DVD.
^ "Theā€…Finale,ā€…Partā€…2ā€…episodeā€…onā€…Seinfeld.com". Sony Pictures. Archived from theā€…original on 2008-09-25. Retrieved 2008-06-30.
^ "Theā€…Finale,ā€…Partā€…1ā€…episodeā€…onā€…Seinfeld.com". Sony Pictures. Retrieved 2008-04-21.
^ "5ā€…Thingsā€…Youā€…Didn'tā€…Know:ā€…Seinfeld". AskMen. Retrieved July 15, 2012.
^ Battaglio, Stephen. "2010: The Year in Numbers", "TV Insider", TVā€…Guide, December 20, 2010, Page 9
^ "Allā€…Videosā€”Newestā€”Videoā€”NBC.com". Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. Retrieved 2011-07-15.
^ "TVā€…Landā€…Lastā€…Seinfeld". YouTube. Retrieved 2013-09-04.
^ Ken Tucker (1998-05-29). "Seinfeldā€…Reviewā€…|ā€…Newsā€…Reviewsā€…andā€…News". EW.com. Retrieved 2021-02-27.
^ a b "Theā€…Lostā€…Finale:ā€…Topā€…10ā€…Mostā€…Anticipatedā€…Tvā€…Endings". Time. 2010-05-23.
^ TV's Most Unforgettable Finalesā€”Aired May 22, 2011 on TV Guide Network
^ "Juliaā€…Louis-Dreyfusā€…Winsā€…Letterman'sā€…Finalā€…Topā€…Tenā€…Listā€…Withā€…'Seinfeld'ā€…Dig". Entertainment Tonight.
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