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Kramer sells the rights to his autobiography, only to find it as a chapter in the Bible named "Matthew."

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A train robber on a bounty poster in Texas looks an awful lot like Newman.George and Jerry contemplate turning him in for the $10,000 reward

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Kramer is caught in camera watching the Rodney king beating, apologizes to Jesse Jackson. Jerry only gets gigs in black clubs

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George rats out Pete Rose for his gambling habits after an argument over Pete not tipping a bathroom attendant. "He used the cologne Jerry!"

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Kramer and Jerry complain to the Watergate hotel that the room above theirs is making too much noise. Nixon soon resigns as President

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George struggles with depression when powdered wigs go out of style, only to find wooden teeth have as well

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Kramer and Newman experiement with other shapes after the wheel takes off. George creates his own version of the 10 Commandments

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Shady business practices by Kramerica Industries leads to the 1929 Stock Market Crash. Jerry and George naively rave over Mein Kamph

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In an attempt to sabotage Yankee rivals, George puts LCD in an opposing pitchers drink. Doc Ellis pitches a no hitter in the World Series

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George loses the last few pages of the Gettysburg address, causing Lincoln's "free the slaves" joke to become a reality

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A ticket clerk at the Ford Theater asks Jerry to cover his shift, which Jerry only does for one minute, leading to the Lincoln assassination

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Jerry, trying to get closer to a girl on his bus route, accidentally sparks the Civil Rights movement when he demands a particular bus seat

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Attempting to peddle old muskets, George misfires, sparking the Boston massacre

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Kramer begins smuggling fedoras into the US during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Vietnam protestors keep ruining Jerry's sets

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Uncle Leo's remarks about the Pope being anti-Semitic causes the Crusades. Kramer's rat collection breaks free, causing the bubonic plague

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George enlists in the continental army to impress his gf, assigned flag duty. Red coats love Jerry's routine, branding him as a loyalist

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On his first day as Franz Ferdinand's driver, George insists on stopping to ask for directions

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After the Pepsi incident, Michael Jackson mistakes Kramer's advice to "lighten up" as "whiten up."

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George misses his 1941 flight to Pearl Harbor over an argument when he refuses to tip a shoe-shine man in the airport.

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George feverishly searches for Mary and Joseph after they leave his manger without paying. Kramer is accused of being a false prophet