- Genre: Comedy
- Movie Type: Urban Comedy, Religious Comedy
- Themes: Members of the Clergy, Forbidden Love
- Director: Tom Cherones
- Release Year: 1993
- Country: US
- Run Time: 30 minutes
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Seinfeld: The Conversion |
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| "The Conversion" | |
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| Seinfeld episode | |
| Episode no. | Season 5 Episode 75 |
| Written by | Bruce Kirschbaum |
| Directed by | Tom Cherones |
| Original airdate | December 16, 1993 |
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| Season 5 episodes | |
| Seinfeld – Season 5 September 1993 – May 1994 |
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"The Conversion" is the seventy-fifth episode of the NBC sitcom Seinfeld. This was the 11th episode for the 5th season. It aired on December 16, 1993.
George converts to Latvian Orthodoxy in order to keep a girlfriend who would otherwise break up with him for their religious differences. He jokingly refers to his cheapness, remarking to her about ordering lobster, "You know? You are the first woman that I haven't thought about the price." Jerry finds a fungus cream in his girlfriend's medicine cabinet and, wondering what the cream might treat, convinces Elaine to ask her boyfriend, a podiatrist. Jerry mocks podiatrists by stating that they aren't real doctors and that even George could get into Podiatry school. It is later revealed that the cream was for Jerry's girlfriend's cat and somehow ends up in Elaine's medicine cabinet only to be discovered by her current boyfriend. Kramer meets a nun (Sister Roberta) at George's church but must break up with her when she decides to forsake her religion for him, due to Kramer having "kavorka" (the lure of the animal). Sister Roberta gives Kramer two toys as a gifts, one of them being a Slinky.
Interestingly, the writer of the episode, Bruce Kirschbaum, revealed later that he was unaware that the Latvian Orthodox church actually existed while writing the episode. His original intention was to have a fictitious sect.[1] Kirschbaum received many Thank You letters from the church for bringing attention to the denomination.
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