Complete story — includes the ending
Uncle Leo wears Jerry's watch to dinner with Jerry and his parents, and Jerry demands to buy the watch back to allay suspicion. Helen pressures Jerry to ask out Naomi, the restaurant hostess, and he discovers too late that she has a cartoonish laugh. George's bluff is called when NBC president Russell Dalrymple rescinds the pilot offer, so George forces himself into Dalrymple's home at dinnertime to appeal his case. Kramer poses as Elaine's boyfriend and tries to intimidate Reston, but Reston beguiles Kramer into doing his bidding. Elaine falls for Davola, not knowing that he is getting psychiatric treatment.
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