The Truth (Seinfeld episode)

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The Truth
Seinfeld episode

Jerry and George at the rehabilitation center.
Episode no. Season 3
Episode 19
Written by Elaine Pope
Directed by David Steinberg
Original airdate September 25, 1991
Season 3 episodes
Seinfeld - Season 3
September 1991 - May 1992
  1. The Note
  2. The Truth
  3. The Pen
  4. The Dog
  5. The Library
  6. The Parking Garage
  7. The Cafe
  8. The Tape
  9. The Nose Job
  10. The Stranded
  11. The Alternate Side
  12. The Red Dot
  13. The Subway
  14. The Pez Dispenser
  15. The Suicide
  16. The Parking Space
  17. The Fix-Up
  18. The Boyfriend, Part 1
  19. The Boyfriend, Part 2
  20. The Limo
  21. The Good Samaritan
  22. The Letter
  23. The Keys
List of Seinfeld episodes

"The Truth" is the nineteenth episode of Seinfeld. The episode was the second episode for the show's third season. It aired on September 25, 1991.

George tells his girlfriend the truth about why he ended their relationship; as a result, she checks herself into the Woodhaven mental institution. Jerry is very upset at this because he is being audited by the IRS and George's girlfriend, who is an accountant, was supposed to help him out. To make things worse, she has all of his tax papers and Jerry needs them back desperately.

It was Kramer who had gotten Jerry into trouble by forcing him to contribute to a fake volcano relief fund. Kramer is also dating Elaine's roommate, Tina, and Elaine complains about the loud tribal music and sexual noises in her apartment. Kramer also walks into Elaine's room and sees her naked.

George: The truth? You want the truth?... It is your earrings! It is your chopsticks! But it's so much more than that! You're pretentious! You call everybody by their full name! You called my doorman Sammy "Samuel"! But you didn't even say "Samuel", you said it "Samuelle"! Papier-mache? What is papier-mache?


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