In the "Seinfeld" Bizarro episode, what was the name of Kramer's counterpart?

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In Seinfeld’s “Bizarro Jerry” episode, Kramer’s counterpart was named Feldman.

Feldman appears as one of Kevin’s friends, alongside Gene, who serves as George Costanza’s counterpart. Kevin is introduced as Jerry’s opposite: dependable, considerate, and unusually eager to remain friends with Elaine after their breakup. The trio’s names and behavior deliberately contrast with Jerry, George, and Kramer.

The episode draws on Bizarro, the Superman character whose world reverses familiar expectations. Feldman is more orderly and polite than Kramer, famously knocking before entering rather than bursting into Jerry’s apartment. The group also eats at Reggie’s Diner, a counterpart to the main characters’ familiar Monk’s Café.

A common mix-up is confusing Feldman with Kevin, Gene, or Vargas. Kevin is Bizarro Jerry, Gene is Bizarro George, and Feldman is Bizarro Kramer. The episode, officially titled “The Bizarro Jerry,” is the third episode of Seinfeld’s eighth season and originally aired in 1996.

Source: Wikipedia · fact-checked Aug. 2026

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