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Fans debate whether "The Barber" is underrated, with mixed opinions on its quality and storylines involving Jerry, Newman, George, and a barber character.

NBC will eventually release Seinfeld episodes for home video purchase.

Fans discuss whether NBC will ever release Seinfeld episodes for home video sale, debating who owns the rights and comparing prospects to other shows like Dallas and Friends.

Fans discuss whether "The Barber" episode was cancelled or unpopular, with most praising it as one of the funniest episodes and noting it appears regularly in reruns.

Off-topic thread discussing identity and racial terminology, with sarcastic and dismissive responses to the original post about building identity beyond skin color.

Fans celebrate The Marine Biologist as one of the best episodes, praising George's iconic monologues including the angry sea speech and his line about pretending to be an architect.

Fans discuss a t-shirt featuring Kramer's quote "In my mind..." and debate the exact wording and episode source of the line.

California viewer frustrated by sports preemptions of Seinfeld syndication asks whether episodes will be announced in advance and inquires about satellite TV options for reliable access.

Fans discuss Larry David's involvement as a writer on Seinfeld, clarifying that his last episode before the finale was "The Invitations" and that he co-wrote "The Opposite" with others.

Fans discuss whether The Barber episode has aired in syndication and note it appears less frequently in repeats than other episodes.

Fans discuss how episode titles became known to the public since they're not displayed on regular TV broadcasts, with speculation that an insider leaked them to early episode guide creators.

Fans discuss difficulty finding syndicated reruns of "The Barber" and other episodes, noting that not all episodes air regularly in syndication and some are skipped or preempted.

Viewer asks for the name of an episode featuring Elaine and Kramer arguing over a bike; respondent identifies it as "The Seven".