G.O.A.T. Seinfeld edition
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George becomes a hand model, and they proceed to tell him the guy the guy that had the most perfect hands but his hand shriveled up since he wasn't the master of his domain lol
Georges pin code was a great one also. When he keeps getting stuck hanging out with peterman lol
O’Henry? That’s one of our top-selling candy bars. It’s got chocolate, peanuts, nougat, it’s delicious, scrumptious, outstanding!
Agreed. The show as a whole is obviously not on par with Seinfeld, but that particular episode is as funny as any Seinfeld episode. When Jen turns around and Moss is standing there dressed as the bartender, I lose it. Every single time. "I'm disabled."
Haven't seen Kenny Rogers roasters episode mentioned either.
Really bout the only thing disappointing about Seinfeld was that god awful last episode. Kudos to Seinfeld for stopping the show while it was on top, would have been a shame to have like 2 or 3 crap seasons at the end. The last season things were definitely winding down.
Really bout the only thing disappointing about Seinfeld was that god awful last episode. Kudos to Seinfeld for stopping the show while it was on top, would have been a shame to have like 2 or 3 crap seasons at the end. The last season things were definitely winding down.
Lol speaking of candy bars the dealership is great! George wants his twix and Puddy with the high fives. I love Kramer and the salesman trying to not put gas in the car. Kramer goes I'll get us a couple of twix bars and the salesman goes no coconut for me and Kramer goes I'll get you a mounds bar lol. The other great line in that episode Kramer says: Kramer and that other guy went farther than anyone ever has before lol
It’s a Twix! They’re all Twix! It was a setup! A setup, I tell ya! And you’ve robbed it! You’ve all screwed me again! Now, gimme one! Gimme a Twix!
I like when Kramer gets a "porch." He's got his lawn chair and wind chimes but the kids terrorize it and ultimately attack him silly string. Haven't seen that one in a while so may be misremembering some details but that just popped into my mind.
"Well I don't know what to believe, you're spotting dimes, you're eating onions, I don't know what the hell is going on!"
Seinfeld's writers were brilliant at weaving three story lines.
For example:
The Mom and Pop store:
Kramer says that a "Mom and Pop" shoe repair store is about to close, and convinces Jerry to send his sneakers to the store to be repaired.
Jerry discovers that Kramer took all but one pair of his sneakers; the only other footwear he has are a pair of cowboy boots he was given in lieu of money by a club in Dallas that couldn't afford to pay him.
Kramer tells Mom and Pop that they need to get exposed wiring in the ceiling repaired. But when the electrician examines it, he says that they have to get the wiring up to code, or he'll lose his electrician license.
Mom and Pop can't afford to bring the electrical installation up to the building code, so they close the store and disappear with all of Jerry's sneakers.
You may also remember this as the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade or Jon Voight's car.
But here, Elaine has the best line:
For example:
The Mom and Pop store:
Kramer says that a "Mom and Pop" shoe repair store is about to close, and convinces Jerry to send his sneakers to the store to be repaired.
Jerry discovers that Kramer took all but one pair of his sneakers; the only other footwear he has are a pair of cowboy boots he was given in lieu of money by a club in Dallas that couldn't afford to pay him.
Kramer tells Mom and Pop that they need to get exposed wiring in the ceiling repaired. But when the electrician examines it, he says that they have to get the wiring up to code, or he'll lose his electrician license.
Mom and Pop can't afford to bring the electrical installation up to the building code, so they close the store and disappear with all of Jerry's sneakers.
You may also remember this as the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade or Jon Voight's car.
But here, Elaine has the best line:
Rebecca d mornay was funny in her two episodes the one being the book store, the other being the muffin tips where she complains about the homeless don't want just stumps they want the whole muffin lol
Has anyone ever told you, you look just like al Pacino in scent of a woman? Ooh rah lol. No soup for you come back 1 year! Then George, good bread. You're pushing your luck little man lol
You know, Darren, if you had told me twenty-five years ago that some day I'd be standing here about to solve the world's energy problems, I would've said you were crazy. Now let's push this giant ball of oil out this window.
The Dealership has the great buried gag of Puddy just sitting on a chair in the background. The show doesn't pause for it or play it up which was fantastic. Most shows hammer every single joke attempt.
Junior mint
Master of your domain
Kramer takes over retirement community
Elaine cant get chinese delivery cuz its right out of their radius
Ahh, hell...there isnt an episode i dont like. Best sitcom of all time
Master of your domain
Kramer takes over retirement community
Elaine cant get chinese delivery cuz its right out of their radius
Ahh, hell...there isnt an episode i dont like. Best sitcom of all time
"Oh yeah? Well the jerk store called. They're running out of you!"
"That's okay. You're their all time best seller!"
"That's okay. You're their all time best seller!"
There's a few a don't care for. The Dog and the finale come to mind. Still, it's probably the sitcom with the fewest misfires.
The finale was not good. But, it had a lot to live up to. I didn't care for the backward episode.
The thing with the finale is that this type of show didn't lend itself to having a finale. There's no loose ends to tie up because there's no character development. They should have just made the best regular episode they could and called it a day.
I've read where Seinfeld has said he's happy with the finale because he wanted to bring back all of the people they had worked with on the show. I can see how it was fun for the cast and crew, but it ended up just being a clip show for the audience (that aired after a clip show).
I've read where Seinfeld has said he's happy with the finale because he wanted to bring back all of the people they had worked with on the show. I can see how it was fun for the cast and crew, but it ended up just being a clip show for the audience (that aired after a clip show).
Some of my favorites that I don't think have been mentioned...
Kramer becomes the Marlboro man billboard episode
Jimmy and his new shoes episode
Jerry/George replacing the marble rye episode
Kramer becomes the Marlboro man billboard episode
Jimmy and his new shoes episode
Jerry/George replacing the marble rye episode
Kramer telling Sally weaver why don't you just give up lol. Well that's what Jerry says. That episode is funny. The rickshaw which is with the bookstore episode is also funny I loved Newman
Love the one where Elaine dances, that was hilarious. Soup Nazi was great. Liked the one where Kramer gets a coffee burn, applies the poltice and settles for free coffee.
"Elaine, ya gotta see the baby!!" That one, and the one where they see the ugly little thing is great.
The backwards episode in India is average as well. I love when Kramer is getting fired about he says "I don't even really work here." And his boss replays "that's what makes this so difficult." Lol
Kramer: "Jerry I'm flipping, I'm flopping...... I'm all over the place. My BOY'S gotta have a house!"