MATTHEW FISCHER KAPLAN

38 posts across 1 showactive 1996–199824 threads started
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19961998

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May 9, 1997
9 posts
Reductio ad absurdum
😐 Mixed🔥 Controversial

Fans debate whether Seinfeld has strayed from its original premise by relying on increasingly absurd plotlines rather than relatable everyday situations.

Dec 15, 1996
5 posts
Why no first season?
Question

Fans discuss whether early Seinfeld episodes are rerun less frequently, with disagreement about whether first season episodes were actually shown and debate over their quality.

May 2, 1996
5 posts
Bob Saccamano
Question

Fans discuss Bob Saccamano references throughout Seinfeld, with Kramer frequently mentioning his friend who has done various jobs and schemes.

the next day
4 posts
Stolen script?
🧠 Theory Unresolved

The Seinfeld writers stole a fan script idea called "The Slaw" for use in an official episode.

Viewers suspect the Dealership episode may have been based on a fan-written script called "The Slaw" found on a Seinfeld fanfic website, raising concerns about potential script plagiarism.

the same night
4 posts
Funniest line of the season.
😂 Loved it🔥 Controversial

Fans debate the funniest line of the season, discussing Elaine's comment about Burma and Jerry's response, with disagreement over whether Jerry said "Bienmar" or "Myanmar."

the next day
3 posts
Khan!!!!!!!!!
Question😂 Loved it

Fans praise "The Foundation" as a very good and funny season premiere, stronger than the previous season opener.

the next day
3 posts
"The Voice" - Excellent!
😂 Loved it

Fans praise "The Voice" for its strong writing and humor, particularly Kramer's intern subplot, though some felt the ending weakened the episode.

3 days before it aired
2 posts
October 10th..
Question🙂 Liked it

Fans ask whether the October 10th episode is a rerun and discuss potential preemptions due to baseball playoffs and Sony's purchase of previous season episodes.

Predictions

  • Stolen script? UnresolvedJan 9, 1998

    The Seinfeld writers stole a fan script idea called "The Slaw" for use in an official episode.