Mr. Gone

Fans discuss and share their favorite George Costanza quotes from the show, with multiple posters contributing memorable lines and moments they loved.

Fans discuss the name Seven from the episode, debating its cultural cachet and origins of naming children after numbers in sitcoms, with one correction about the spelling of cachet.

Fans discuss a Kramer quote about turkey sandwiches needing dijon mustard from "The Seven" episode, debating condiment preferences.

A spinoff show based on minor Seinfeld characters using the show's clever writing style will be created.

Fans discuss potential Seinfeld spinoff shows featuring minor characters like Kramer, Elaine, or George, with suggestions for shows about Poppie and Babu using the same writing style.

Fans discuss the episode title, with one noting it was originally called "The Man Fur" before being changed to "The Reverse Peephole," debating which is the better name.

Viewers discuss whether Jerry's height differential rule for "the move" should be 1 inch or 1 foot, and question how Jerry could have performed it with the much-shorter Elaine.

Fans debate whether 'The Susie' borrowed plot elements from 'Three's Company', with discussion of archetypal storytelling tropes and comparisons between the shows' comedic approaches.

Fans defend recent Seinfeld episodes against critics, arguing complainers should stop watching if they dislike the show rather than complaining on the newsgroup.

Fans playfully assign pasta types to Seinfeld characters based on their personalities, debating which noodles best represent Kramer, Elaine, Newman, and others.

Viewers identify the episode where George says 'Cut to the chase' as The Pez Dispenser, which recently aired.

Fans discuss the title of the recent episode featuring Festivus, bagels, and an on-and-off attractive girlfriend, clarifying it aired on 12/18 and is called "The Strike."

Posters discuss whether Julia-Louis Dreyfus' appearance has changed, with one attributing it to recent pregnancy and weight gain.