Seinfield

• dont_belong

  

  "Say Vandelay, Say Vandelay!!!"
• End of Line

  

  Scarlet_Fever wrote: The Dog is OK. I never did like the one were they get in the Limo of O'Brian and Murphy. It's really the only really bad episode.

  Yeah true, my favorite moment in that episode is when Kramer tires to act like Micheal Jordan lol.
• Heelz

  

  One of the best shows of all time.
• killdeer

  

  absolutely genius writing on that show...how they were able to tie things together in an off-kilter way...
  also added so many catch phrases to the modern slang...
  "close-talker"
  "man-hands"
  "master of one's domain"
  "soup-nazi"
  more...
• killdeer

  

  "manzere"
• End of Line

  

  'Yada-Yada"
• End of Line

  

  "The Jimmy legs"
• RedRider1

  

  Thought the show would be timeless, and for the most part it is...but for me anyways, it's started to show it's age in the last few years.
  
  Haven't watched an episode in forever...but have every season on DVD in case I ever get the itch.
• Scarlet_Fever

  

  The_Crosby_Show wrote:

  Scarlet_Fever wrote: The Dog is OK. I never did like the one were they get in the Limo of O'Brian and Murphy. It's really the only really bad episode.

  Yeah true, my favorite moment in that episode is when Kramer tires to act like Micheal Jordan lol.

  haha. I almost even wrote that the only thing funny about that episode was cramer doing the Jordan dunk onto trash.
• RedRider1

  

  Scarlet_Fever wrote: The Dog is OK. I never did like the one were they get in the Limo of O'Brian and Murphy. It's really the only really bad episode.

  I liked that one because the guy in the limo was on Sportsnight.
  
  After the first 2 season (the first 17 episodes)...stinkers were few and far between. Luckily NBC let the show evolve.
• charliehustle14

  Ha, what's the one episode called when Kramer talks the car dealer into letting him see how long the car he's test driving can run on empty? And they eventually break the needle off the gas gauge before it ends up running out of gas.
• ManO'War

  

  I love every episode...seen them all at least 30 times each, and I still Tivo it 3 times per day.
• cbus4life

  Love it, my favorite of all-time.
  
  Seem to watch two episodes a day, never, ever gets old.
• SnotBubbles

  I've tried to watch it. It's okay. I can say that I've never watched an entire episode....so it didn't impress me much at all.
  
  People break out Seinfield lines on me all the time and I'm like, "huh?"
  
  Jerry Seinfield, however, completely annoys the shit out of me.
• Fab4Runner

  

  Just doesn't do it for me. I don't hate it but I don't love it either.
• Scarlet_Fever

  

  charliehustle14 wrote: Ha, what's the one episode called when Kramer talks the car dealer into letting him see how long the car he's test driving can run on empty? And they eventually break the needle off the gas gauge before it ends up running out of gas.

  David Puddy's lines in this are great. "Standard overage charge"
• End of Line

  

  ^^^^^"The Devils!" lol.
• Skyhook79

  

  
  
  
  
• charliehustle14

  hahahahahah yes!
• charliehustle14

  The Dealership episode
  
  
  
  
• slidepiece

  I love the one where George builds a bunker inside his desk at work in the NY Yankees front office complete with candy bars and Playboy magazines. His demand for Jerry to call in a bomb threat to Yankee stadium is priceless!
• End of Line

  

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  Classic.
• DeyDurkie5

  

  Why does Elaine get hotter and hotter each episode???
• End of Line

  

  DeyDurkie5 wrote: Why does Elaine get hotter and hotter each episode???

  I've noticed that as well. She kept getting hotter each season.
• majorspark

  

  If I had to pick a favorite it would be the episode on "shrinkage".
  
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