I'm a huge Seinfeld fan and want to dig deeper into some specific details. First, I'm looking for a quote related to 'serenity now' and need to know which character says it and in which episode it appears. Second, I'm curious about the 'Superman References' section: how many total references are listed on that page, and can you provide the first two listed references? Finally, I heard there's an episode where a character tries to return a jacket because of a 'lining' issue – can you identify the character, the episode title, and the reason they give for the lining issue?
Navigate to 'seinfeldscripts.com'. Scroll down the homepage to find the 'Quotes' section link and click on it. On the 'Quotes' page, use the search functionality (if available) or browse to find the quote 'Serenity Now!' and identify the character who says it and the episode title. Navigate back to the homepage of 'seinfeldscripts.com'. Scroll down the homepage to find the 'Superman References' section link and click on it. On the 'Superman References' page, count the total number of distinct Superman references listed. Extract the first two listed Superman references. Navigate back to the homepage of 'seinfeldscripts.com'. Click on the 'Scripts' link in the navigation menu. Locate and click on the link for the episode 'The Jacket'. Within 'The Jacket' script, search for dialogue related to returning a jacket due to a 'lining' issue. Identify the character attempting to return it and the exact reason given for the lining issue. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully identifies that Frank Costanza says 'Serenity Now!' in the episode 'The Serenity Now'. The agent correctly states the total number of Superman references listed on the 'Superman References' page as 10. The agent provides the first two Superman references as '1. Jerry has a Superman magnet on his refrigerator.' and '2. Jerry has a Superman statue on his bookcase.'. The agent identifies that George Costanza tries to return the jacket in the episode 'The Jacket'. The agent states that the reason given for the lining issue is 'the lining is not sewn into the jacket'.