2000 → 2002
Poster complains about excessive trading/selling threads in the newsgroup, arguing they should have their own marketplace and wants the group to focus on discussing the show instead.
Poster apologizes for harsh tone in previous discussion about episode trading posts, calling for separation of trading discussion from main Seinfeld content via separate group or reduced threads.
Fans clarify that Elaine's last name is Benes, not Venice as it sounds in early episodes, with one poster recalling a scene where Kramer questions the name.
Fans share their favorite individual moments and scenes from the series, with emphasis on George's answering machine bit and various physical comedy moments involving the main characters.
Fans discuss Michael Richards' personality in real life, noting he's quite different from his Kramer character, with mixed accounts of his interview appearances.
Fans discuss Jason Alexander's guest appearance on Star Trek: Voyager and confirm he is a Star Trek fan who has appeared in other episodes.
Fans discuss a resemblance they noticed between a character in the movie 8mm and George Costanza, noting the character's appearance, baldness, glasses, and name.
Dutch posters discuss a Seinfeld fan site creator mentioned in a magazine article and wonder if he participates in this newsgroup.
Dutch viewers ask when Seinfeld will air again in the Netherlands, expressing frustration about the lack of reruns and questioning whether the new Veronica channel might pick it up.
A poster requests that another user repost their George Costanza treatise after it was lost, and replies provide Google Groups archive links to locate it.
Newsgroup users discuss creating a support list regarding positions in a trading dispute, with concerns raised about fake accounts supporting one side.
Fans quote and celebrate the memorable pretzel scene from "The Alternate Side," with playful variations on the famous line emphasizing different words.
Fans discuss their favorite Seinfeld episode titles, with preferences including The Summer of George, The Junior Mint, The Fusilli Jerry, and Serenity Now.