Aug. 26, 2001
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Aug 26 Sunday - The Butter Shave
Aug 27 Monday - The Voice
Aug 28 Tuesday - The Serenity Now
Aug 29 Wednesday - The Blood
Aug 30 Thursday - The Junk Mail
Aug 31 Friday - The Merv Griffin Show
Sept 1 Saturday - The Slicer
Sept 2 Sunday - The Betrayal
Sept 3 Monday - The Apology
Sept 4 Tuesday - The Dealership
Sept 5 Wednesday - The Reverse Peephole
Sept 6 Thursday - The Cartoon
Sept 7 Friday - The Strongbox
10) Crime Story - Turned on by conjugal visits with his jailbird gail, George tells the warden she'll return to a life of crime if paroled. (The Little Jerry)
9) Racial Blur - George didn't cause the damage to his dad's car - it was that driver yelling racial epithets from his swastika - covered automobile. (The Handicap Spot)
8) Whale of a Tale - A tag-team effort: Jerry helps hook George up with a college buddy Diane by telling her that George is now a marine biologist. And George can walk the walk: He dislodges a ball from a whale's blow hole. (The Marine Biologist)
7) Time to Confess - George steals his girlfriend's alarm clock, then hides it in a paper bag. He claims it's a sandwich. Then the alarm goes off. (The Chicken Roaster)
6) White Lie - George makes up a boyhood pal, "Whitey Fisk, his "summer Jerry," who supposedly snuck him into see "Last Tango in Paris." To this day, he hasn't seen the Brando movie. (The Junk Mail)
5) Dead Wrong - After a death in his girlfriend's family, George needs a death-certificate copy to get the bereavement-rate plan fare. He tells a doctor that he's crafting a "scrapbook." (The Implant)
4) Sex, Lies, and Videotape - George tried to get out of a relationship by claiming he's gay. That fails, so he tells her he's a porn star Buck Naked. (The Outing)
3) Pants on Fire - Smoke pours from an ATM center, but George, to protect his secret code, tells J. Peterman he can't save the man trapped inside because he isn't carrying his ATM card. (The Secret Code)
2) Artful Dodger - George pulls out trusty pseudonym Art Vandelay and a fake job whenever he needs it. Our favorite: "importer-exporter." (The Stakeout)
1) Mission Accomplice - George helps Elaine renege on being legal guardian to a friend's child; he alternately tells the kid's mom that Elaine is going to live with her grandparents in Reading, Pennsylvania; she's being deported to Scotland; and she has been chosen to represent the Upper West Side in the next Biosphere project - which is underwater - for charity. (He adds, "I'm also an architect.") (The Blood)
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