Kromm April 4, 2014 Share April 4, 2014 Clip away! Actually rather than start with one of my faves, lets start with one of Jason Alexander's (here's him TALKING about it rather than the actual show clip). 2 Link to comment
ari333 April 19, 2014 Share April 19, 2014 One moment was regarding Elaine on vacation in Europe with Puddy. "Oh, he's coming home in a body bag." And when Elaine was on the plane there was some hilarious reference to the person sitting next to her who she called, "Vegetable lasagna." hee Link to comment
Portia April 19, 2014 Share April 19, 2014 For me, this entire sequence is gold, Jerry! GOLD! I especially love that after Jerry has to be systematically convinced, Kramer accepts it instantly. 2 Link to comment
Bastet April 19, 2014 Share April 19, 2014 I don't know if it was always scripted or something JLD came up with during rehearsals, but Elaine blowing on her glasses in the middle of her sentence makes the scene for me. 5 Link to comment
ElectricBoogaloo April 21, 2014 Share April 21, 2014 Whenever Mr. EB and I quote that line, we always include the two breaths. "He took (huff huff) it out!" It doesn't seem complete without them! 1 Link to comment
annzeepark914 April 28, 2014 Share April 28, 2014 I must remember the next time someone says, "How can that be?" to respond: "Oh, it be". 1 Link to comment
RedZoneTuba April 30, 2014 Share April 30, 2014 Another favorite that really highlighted Julia's comic acting ability was the whole birthday gifts scene from the one where they were a couple again after agreeing to some "rules". Two moments in particular: where she opens Jerry's gift and sees it's cash, and where she holds up the touching card that Kramer gave her and puts it on the counter. Both were silent moments where she managed to get laughs just with expression and body language (and you had NO doubts what she was thinking in each case). 1 Link to comment
RedZoneTuba May 1, 2014 Share May 1, 2014 That little clip was perfect and explained a lot about George. I always wondered, was it a real home-movie of some poor kid, or did they expertly fake it just for the show? Link to comment
annzeepark914 May 1, 2014 Share May 1, 2014 Pretty sure it was a faux home movie (like those wonderful fake home movies shown in Mash that Henry Blake's wife would send him). Poor George. He has such an awful childhood only to grow up and have to endure Festivus! Link to comment
Portia May 1, 2014 Share May 1, 2014 I agree with you guys that the video tells us pretty much everything we need to know about George. In my family it's not uncommon to hear someone screaming "STOP IT YOU'RE KILLING HIM!" in an Estelle voice. 2 Link to comment
momofsquid May 2, 2014 Share May 2, 2014 I just saw Mr. Bookman the library cop again last night. That scene in Jerry's apartment where Bookman educates Jerry about the importance of Folgers crystals and then expounds on his passion for library policing has to be one of my top three Seinfeld scenes. "I got a flash for you, joy boy." 1 Link to comment
humdrum May 4, 2014 Share May 4, 2014 Any moment involving Elaine shoving one of the guys and yelling "GET OUT!". 2 Link to comment
photo fox May 5, 2014 Share May 5, 2014 I loved the entire "backwards" episode. My favorite scene is when Elaine is drunk in Jerry's room, and tells Jerry that she told George Jerry slept with Nina. "He schnapped me!" JLD's delivery on that line is golden. Link to comment
humdrum May 7, 2014 Share May 7, 2014 Another gem from the backwards episode; Elaine's laugh kills me: 3 Link to comment
annzeepark914 May 9, 2014 Share May 9, 2014 I love the scene in which George and Jerry get to Mr. Benes's hotel lobby before Elaine and uncomfortably try to make small talk with her father. 2 Link to comment
RedZoneTuba May 9, 2014 Share May 9, 2014 George: We'll tell him we're frightened and have to go home! Jerry: He'd clunk our heads together like Moe. 3 Link to comment
photo fox May 10, 2014 Share May 10, 2014 "We had a funny guy with us in Korea. Tailgunner. They blew his brains out all over the Pacific. There's nothing funny about that." Followed by Jerry and George slowly taking sips of their drinks in unison. Their reactions really took the scene to the next level. 4 Link to comment
annzeepark914 May 11, 2014 Share May 11, 2014 (edited) And then, Jerry decided to get up and find a phone. Loved it when George desperately grabbed him, not wanting to be left alone with Elaine's father. That scene in the lobby is one of my favorites. Edited May 11, 2014 by annzeepark914 Link to comment
Soopertater May 13, 2014 Share May 13, 2014 The Nonfat Yogurt is on tonight on TBS. I used to love telling the story about how this got on the air, but I discovered a better alternative: 4 Link to comment
Snow Apple June 5, 2014 Share June 5, 2014 The whole scene in Bizzaro Jerry's apartment. Jerry accuse the dermatologist of being a pimple popper and afterwards, a guy walks up to thank her for saving him of skin cancer. The way Jerry then says "skin cancer" cracks me up. George does the opposite. I especially love "Hi. I'm Victoria" and also when the movie theater applauds him for yelling at the jerks. 3 Link to comment
Soopertater June 5, 2014 Share June 5, 2014 (edited) Disease and illness was always hilarious on the show. Bubble Boy, Jerry trying his act for a friend in the hospital, George's heart attack, George going to the fortune teller and getting paranoid. "Lupus!! Is it lupus?!?" And the "white spot" in The Pilot episodes, Kramer and Mickey having pretend illnesses for doctors in training (one of who was Daniel Dae Kim) and getting gonorrhea from a tractor. Frank's proctologist "The Assman." And...of course...Dr. Victor Raider Wexler. George does the opposite. I especially love "Hi. I'm Victoria" and also when the movie theater applauds him for yelling at the jerks. Tidbit: Victoria was played by Michelle Pfeiffer's sister, Deedee. Edited June 5, 2014 by Soopertater Link to comment
millennium June 12, 2014 Share June 12, 2014 The Wiz's silly strut. "I'm the Wiz!" I laugh every time, no matter how many times I see it. 2 Link to comment
annzeepark914 June 15, 2014 Share June 15, 2014 One of my all time favorite scenes is in The Breakup (especially when George says it's like a prison escape, and throws his arms out as tho' he's up against the wall). This is when George has successfully broken up with Marlene (the sexy southern gal who just doesn't "get" Jerry's humor): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOW5hbMEU7E 1 Link to comment
King of Birds June 15, 2014 Share June 15, 2014 Had a Seinfeld moment today. I saw some major cleavage. MAJOR. My brunch companion, a woman, had to look down at her plate, and started to say "... there's a woman over there, she's showing off the girls." I said "Am I not a hot blooded American man? Am I not alive? I saw it, acknowledged, and looked away." 1 Link to comment
TomGirl November 30, 2014 Share November 30, 2014 (edited) I love the scene where Kramer and Micky have a double date with two women they've never met before, and fight about who gets to sit next to whom. And I second the nomination of the library cop episode. I love Mr. Bookman's rant, and I especially love the fact that Jerry can't keep a straight face during it. Frank Costanza explaining bra sizes to George, and getting ketchup on Estelle's bra in the process. And, of course, Frank and Kramer trying out the "bro." Edited November 30, 2014 by TomGirl Link to comment
Cobb Salad December 1, 2014 Share December 1, 2014 In "The Comeback" when George is in Jerry's apartment vehemently expressing he's using the Jerkstore comeback to his coworker, arm motions and all. In "The Limo" when Jerry and George are talking about how to get out of the limo and George says to jump out, Jerry says who are we, Mannix? In "The Chicken Roaster" after Jerry and Kramer switch apartments, the scene where Jerry tells Kramer he's afraid the the dummy is going to kill him during the night. Then the later scene where Jerry is acting like Kramer. 2 Link to comment
joelene December 1, 2014 Share December 1, 2014 Elaine throwing George's toupée out the window. "I don't like this thing! Here's what I'm doing with it!" 4 Link to comment
Kromm December 1, 2014 Author Share December 1, 2014 I nominated this one for the King of the Mountain thing a few days back, so it may eventually show up there (they're probably hugely backlogged by now, and just had a Seinfeld one up there so it may be awhile). But I do love this segment. Not just for the song, not just for how low and scheming it shows George as, but for the LOOK on George's face at the "where could I be" part. 6 Link to comment
Portia December 1, 2014 Share December 1, 2014 In "The Limo" when Jerry and George are talking about how to get out of the limo and George says to jump out, Jerry says who are we, Mannix? In "The Chicken Roaster" after Jerry and Kramer switch apartments, the scene where Jerry tells Kramer he's afraid the the dummy is going to kill him during the night. Then the later scene where Jerry is acting like Kramer. I think I love Kramer assuming Jerry's personality even more than I do Jerry assuming Kramer's! Thanks for reminding me of the Mannix line! 1 Link to comment
Kromm December 2, 2014 Author Share December 2, 2014 In "The Chicken Roaster" after Jerry and Kramer switch apartments, the scene where Jerry tells Kramer he's afraid the the dummy is going to kill him during the night. Then the later scene where Jerry is acting like Kramer. Heh. That episode DOES get dated by the Kenny Rogers Roasters. Those used to be all over the US, and now they're all gone other than a single location in California, and a string of locations in Asia. Link to comment
wait.what December 29, 2014 Share December 29, 2014 "Anyone can TAKE a reservation!" 4 Link to comment
annzeepark914 April 10, 2015 Share April 10, 2015 Hmmm...ok. I was hoping to find a thread that would invite "Favorite Episodes"...did I miss it somehow? Anyway, my favorite episode was on tonight: Season 3 Episode 2: The Truth. In a way, it's two wonderful stories in one. George worked up the courage to tell his girlfriend (Valerie Mahaffy--great actor!) that "it's not you, it's me" and included the chopsticks in her hair and her precocious pronunciation of papier mache, etc, that drove him crazy. Then, the icing on the cake for me is Kramer dating Elaine's roommate, complete with tribal music that they cavort to around Elaine's apartment. I think I could happily watch this once a week. 2 Link to comment
Kromm April 10, 2015 Author Share April 10, 2015 Hmmm...ok. I was hoping to find a thread that would invite "Favorite Episodes"...did I miss it somehow? You're allowed to make topics if you don't find something and want it (if its on-topic for the forum). 2 Link to comment
ByTor April 21, 2015 Share April 21, 2015 In "The Cadillac" when Kramer puts the cable guy (disguising himself as the phone guy) on hold and plays the new age music. Not sure of the episode, but I love the "Tommy Tune is a very good dancer" conversation between George and his parents. The look on Elaine's face in The Fatigues when Eddie Sherman reads his first catalog entry: "It's a hot night. The mind races. You think about your knife..." 1 Link to comment
Ms Blue Jay April 24, 2015 Share April 24, 2015 "The only friend that hasn't betrayed you." 3 Link to comment
daisydonut April 24, 2015 Share April 24, 2015 When Kramer gets out of jail in LA for serial killing - because the murderer struck again - and they all dance on the steps. Link to comment
King of Birds April 24, 2015 Share April 24, 2015 "You think about your knife... the only friend who hasn't betrayed you..." I was lucky enough to attend the taping of The Fatigues. So damn funny, so good. Plus, it has the "12 minute bit about Ovaltine." 5 Link to comment
ByTor April 24, 2015 Share April 24, 2015 I was lucky enough to attend the taping of The Fatigues. So damn funny, so good. Plus, it has the "12 minute bit about Ovaltine." Nice! To this day, I still say "Roundtine" :) 1 Link to comment
annzeepark914 June 4, 2015 Share June 4, 2015 "Mandelbaum! Mandelbaum! Mandelbaum!" I've got this running through my head now after watching the episode w/ Izzy Mandelbaum, his son, and his father in the hospital beds. "So you think you're better than us?" Love the Mandelbaums. Link to comment
King of Birds May 27, 2016 Share May 27, 2016 The Fatigues was on tonight! It's a hot night. The mind races. You think about your knife, the only friend who hasn't betrayed you. The only friend who won't be dead by sun-up. Sleep tight mates, in your quilted chambray nightshirts. 1 Link to comment
dstranger99 May 27, 2016 Share May 27, 2016 From "The Label Maker" episode: "I don't trust this guy. I think he re-gifted, then he de-gifted, and now he's using an upstairs invite as a springboard to a Super Bowl sex romp." And I saw Jerry's standup show back in 2014.....The guy who played "The Doorman" was his opening act...... 1 Link to comment
annzeepark914 May 27, 2016 Share May 27, 2016 The Mandelbaums were on again. Sonny was driving Jerry's blood-filled-engine car while Izzy shouted "faster" through the microphone to Jerry who was trying to jog behind them. Link to comment
Portia May 27, 2016 Share May 27, 2016 2 hours ago, dstranger99 said: And I saw Jerry's standup show back in 2014.....The guy who played "The Doorman" was his opening act...... Larry Miller! I don't even have to look him up. Link to comment
Kromm May 27, 2016 Author Share May 27, 2016 1 hour ago, Portia said: Larry Miller! I don't even have to look him up. Heh. Me neither. Even listen to his podcast? It gets fairly ridiculous (in a good way). Link to comment
Portia May 28, 2016 Share May 28, 2016 2 hours ago, Kromm said: Heh. Me neither. Even listen to his podcast? It gets fairly ridiculous (in a good way). Ooooooooh! Thanks for the recommendation! Link to comment
dstranger99 May 31, 2016 Share May 31, 2016 On 5/27/2016 at 5:55 PM, Portia said: Larry Miller! I don't even have to look him up. And I can never remember his name !!!! ........lol 1 Link to comment
Bastet May 31, 2016 Share May 31, 2016 Larry Miller earned a permanent spot in my memory many years ago, with his stand-up bit on the five stages of getting drunk. As much as I like him, though, the doorman story line isn't among my favorites. 1 Link to comment
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