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George arranges free skin-cancer screenings at work and somehow decides Kramer is the man for the job. Enter Dr. Martin van Nostrand, a supposedly Juilliard-trained dermatologist whose examination of Mr. Kruger unexpectedly turns serious when he spots a suspicious mole.

George suggests the obvious solution — send Kruger to a real doctor. Kramer, however, refuses to abandon a patient who now trusts him and starts considering a decidedly less conventional medical option involving his newest kitchen gadget.

Seinfeld turned ordinary problems into spectacularly questionable solutions, with Kramer’s many alter egos and George’s schemes creating some of the sitcom’s most absurd situations.

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00:02I really owe you one. George, we got a problem. What? Well, he's got a mole on his shoulder,
00:08very suspicious. So tell him you're concerned about it, he should see somebody else. George,
00:13why would I, a Juilliard-trained dermatologist, send him to another doctor? Because you're not
00:19a dermatologist. Nobody thinks I am, and I'm not going to betray that trust. Here's what I want
00:25to do. I think I can get a section, then I'll go down to the left. A section? Yeah, if
00:28I can grab
00:29my slicer, and if he holds still, I think that... No, you're taking a deli slicer to my boss. It'll
00:34be
00:34ultra-thin. He'll barely feel it. No, absolutely not. Well, it's my medical opinion that you're
00:41making a big mistake, and it's going in my chart.
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