Theme
The episode, "The Parking Garage" follows the premise of the idea of Seinfeld as a "show about nothing". Holly Ordway of DVD Talk compared the episode to "The Chinese Restaurant" from the second season in which the whole episode takes place in a Chinese restaurant. Many other critics had a similar reaction to season two's "The Chinese Restaurant".
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