Ep 17. The Doll

Jerry and George decide to pitch an idea for a sitcom to NBC executives. While waiting to meet with them, Jerry becomes obsessed with a toy doll that he finds in the lobby of the NBC building. He takes it with him into the meeting, but things quickly go awry when the executives become more interested in the doll than their pitch.

Meanwhile, Elaine is ecstatic when she discovers that a store in her neighborhood is giving away a free piece of cake with every purchase. She becomes obsessed with getting her hands on as much free cake as possible, going to extreme lengths to do so.

Kramer becomes convinced that he's seen a famous serial killer, "The Lopper," in the neighborhood and becomes paranoid that he's going to be the next victim. He enlists Jerry and George's help in trying to catch the killer, but their efforts only lead them into a series of mishaps and misunderstandings.

As the episode progresses, the characters' storylines become increasingly intertwined, leading to a hilarious climax that will leave viewers laughing out loud.

Overall, "The Doll" is a classic episode of Seinfeld that showcases the show's signature blend of absurd humor and razor-sharp wit. With its unforgettable characters and memorable plotlines, this episode is a must-watch for any fan of the show.