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Seinfeld :: The Betrayal (09x08)

 
Episode Information
 
Title: The Betrayal
Episode #: 09x08
Production Number: 908
Original Airdate: Thursday November 20th, 1997
9/10 (1 Vote cast)
Episode Crew
Director: Andy Ackerman
Writer: David Mandel
Peter Mehlman
 
Episode Summary
 
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In an episode told backwards, Jerry, George and Elaine return home from their India trip and they don't want to talk about the trip or even talk to each other. George finds out that Jerry slept with his girlfriend and to compensate, George wants to sleep with Elaine. Elaine tells everyone that she once slept with Sue Ellen's fiance, which causes Sue Ellen to call off the wedding.
 
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Guest Stars
 
Guest Stars
Brenda StrongplayedSue EllenRecurring (4th appearance)
Heidi SwedbergplayedSusanRecurring (29th appearance)
Michael McShaneplayedFDR (Franklin Delano Romanosky)Recurring (first appearance)
Wayne KnightplayedNewmanRecurring (42nd appearance)
Bart BravermanplayedZubin 
Bill Lee Brown (3)playedPartygoer 
Brian KaiserplayedPostman 
Jocelyne KellyplayedModel 
Justine MiceliplayedNina 
Noor ShicplayedUsha 
Shaun ToubplayedPinter 
Shelley MalilplayedUsher 
 
Main Cast
 
Jerry SeinfeldplayedJerry Seinfeld
Julia Louis-DreyfusplayedElaine Marie Benes
Michael Richards (2)playedCosmo Kramer
Jason Alexander (1)playedGeorge Louis Costanza
 
Episode Notes
 
Heidi Swedberg reprises her role as Susan since her character has died. Since the show is told backwards, she was able to reappear in a scene that took place years before she died.
 
Director Andy Ackerman won the Director's Guild of America Award for his work on this episode.
 
 
Cultural References
 
Elaine's Boyfriend Pinter

The name of Elaine's boyfriend, Pinter, is a possible reference to playwright Harold Pinter. Pinter's plays often feature a love triangle told in backwards fashion, much as this episode is.
 
 
Episode References
 
Kramer uses the line "One for all the marbles" during this episode. This line was first used by Jerry in "The Nose Job" when Jerry's brain and penis are playing chess.
 
Jerry refers to the name "Kessler" being on Kramer's buzzer for his apartment. In "Good News, Bad News", Jerry refers to Kramer as "Kessler".
 
 
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