Single White Male

233 posts across 2 showsactive 1997–199830 threads started
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19971998

Also posted to: Seinfeld, King of the Hill

Threads started

Aug 10, 1998
15 posts
Jerry HBO repeat
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Question🙂 Liked it

Fans discuss whether Jerry Seinfeld's HBO special will be released on Comedy Central or home video.

Aug 17, 1997
10 posts
"very special" episode
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🤯 Prediction

Fans humorously imagine what a "very special" Seinfeld episode might contain, with absurdist scenarios involving marriage, childhood trauma, and suicide parodies.

the same night
10 posts
10/9 episode
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😂 Loved it

Fans praise the episode for its humor and self-aware comedy, with appreciation for Kramer's front porch bit, Jerry's emotional outburst, and the show's ability to mock itself and its critics.

5 years later
10 posts
remember this monologue?
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Question

Fans attempt to identify a Jerry Seinfeld monologue about morning guy versus night guy, with one commenter correctly identifying it as from "The Glasses."

Apr 15, 1998
8 posts
Newman on Tax Day
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🌀 Off topic

Posters discuss which day is busiest for mail delivery, debating whether April 15th (tax day) or Mother's Day generates more mail volume, with most agreeing tax day involves more mail drops.

May 5, 1998
7 posts
Off the subject
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🌀 Off topic

Off-topic discussion about accessing Usenet newsgroups after changing Internet service providers, with technical advice about news readers and alternatives like DejaNews.

2 years later
4 posts
Bottle Deposit--Jerry's car questions
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Question

Viewers question the logic of Kramer recognizing Jerry's stolen car on the highway and debate why the gang didn't call police anonymously instead of following the mechanic.

7 days later
3 posts
stand-ins
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Question

Fans discuss what stand-ins actually do on film and television sets, clarifying that they help with lighting and camera angles rather than serving as replacements for actors in final scenes.