George Gets the Scoop on His Breakup on Seinfeld

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George Costanza can't believe his girlfriend Gwen has dumped him using his own favorite breakup line: "It's not you, it's me." But when Kramer arrives with some unexpected news about George's appearance on television, the mystery behind his sudden rejection starts to make a little more sense.  On Seinfeld, Jason Alexander's George finds himself the unwilling star of a televised tennis match, thanks to an unfortunate encounter with a hot fudge sundae. Michael Richards brings Kramer's usual enthusiasm to the situation, delivering news that George would probably rather not hear.  Watch this hilarious Seinfeld moment as George discovers that sometimes the most embarrassing part of attending a sporting event has nothing to do with what happens on the court.

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00:00I thought things were going great.

00:01Yeah, so did I.

00:04Did she say why?

00:05No.

00:06She tried to give me the it's not you, it's me routine.

00:10But that's your routine.

00:15Well, apparently, words out.

00:19Hey, Georgie, I saw you on TV yesterday.

00:23Really? At the tennis match?

00:25Yeah, you were at the snack bar eating a hot food sundae.

00:27Get out of here.

00:29I didn't see any cameras there.

00:30Oh, the camera was, boom, there.

00:33And the announcers, they made a couple of cracks about you.

00:38Cracks?

00:40What were they saying?

00:42Bet you had ice cream all over your face.

00:44They were talking about how funny you looked.

00:47Oh, God.

00:48Maybe Gwen saw it. Maybe that's what did it.

00:51Well, I tell you, it wasn't a pretty sight.

00:54She must have seen me eating it on TV.

00:57So she sees you with hot fudge on your face and she ends it?

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