Aired Wednesday, February 26, 1992 · 30 min
Jerry and George lie their way into a limo heading for Madison Square Garden to, or so they think, a Knicks/Bulls basketball game. Along the way they pick up Elaine and Kramer but soon become fearful of two Neo-Nazis and discover the event they're really headed to.
No live reaction survived for this episode — the archive begins in June 1992.
Viewers recall Larry David's appearances on Friday sketches, including one about a Hasidic man offering money for sex and another about Hasidic secret agents called 'The Men From Matzah'.
Poster questions George's claim about pulling a hamstring by kicking out tucked-in bed covers, tests the theory, and shares findings that calf rather than hamstring strain seems more likely.
Fans discuss "The Limo" episode, praising it as an undiscovered gem and debating whether George Costanza is Jewish based on religious references and stereotypical character elements.
Fans discuss whether "The Limo" episode featuring a neo-Nazi character has been censored from reruns, with responses indicating the episode does air in syndication.
Fans discuss whether an episode featuring a Nazi rally scene was banned from reruns, confirming it aired and still airs, with details about George mistakenly taking a Neo-Nazi's limo.
Fans debate whether George is actually the real Donald O'Brien from "The Limo," with discussion of how street people recognized him and George's diverse dating history.
Fans discuss a joke from "The Limo" where George hums "If I Were a Rich Man" from Fiddler on the Roof in a limo with Nazis, explaining the song's significance as a Jewish cultural reference.
Fans discuss the trivia question of who Dylan Murphy was from "The Limo" episode, with clarification that it was Jerry's fake name used to obtain a free limo ride.
Fans ask when "The Limo" episode will air on Dish Network and FOX in Texas.
Fans discuss what George whistles in the limo that reveals he's not actually a Nazi, identifying it as 'If I Were a Rich Man' from Fiddler on the Roof.
Fans identify actress Suzanne Snyder who played Eva in "The Limo" and debate whether she appeared in another episode as Poppy's daughter.
Fans recall the character names George assumed when impersonating someone picking up a limo passenger at the airport in this episode.
Off-topic thread about WebTV users with tangential discussion of a Nazi girlfriend character from an episode.
George will meet his Nazi ex-girlfriend again and become involved with her romantically, potentially turning into a Nazi himself.
Viewers discuss a reference George makes to an old Nazi girlfriend while telling his life story in "The Limo" episode, with one commenter joking about George potentially reuniting with her.
Fans discuss what happened in an episode that aired in Australia on July 19, 1994, with one viewer missing part of it and asking for a recap of the second episode.
Seinfeld will be rerun and resurrected for decades across multiple formats like The Honeymooners.
Fans praise "The Limo" episode for its unified single-plot structure and comedic moments, expressing hope the show will have lasting cultural impact like The Honeymooners.
Fans identify the episode where George is mistaken for a Nazi leader in a limousine as 'The Limo'.