The Caddy

Fans debate the attractiveness and appeal of Sue Ellen Mischkie (Brenda Strong) versus Susan Ross, with divided opinions on which character is more interesting and well-acted.

Viewers notice a Windows 95 box placed on Jerry's desk next to a Mac, sparking discussion about potential product placement by Microsoft.

Fans discuss Elaine's good character traits, noting her considerate behavior like not blocking movie theater views, being kind to animals, and not staring at people with disabilities.

Fans discuss whether Jerry's apartment featured Windows 95 packaging and a PC, debating if he's switching from his PowerBook Mac or if he could be running SoftWindows emulation software.

George's parents will get their own spinoff show.

Fans love George's parents for their comedic antics, with Jerry Stiller's performance particularly praised; most agree they work best as supporting characters rather than in their own spinoff show.

Fans notice Jerry's apartment now features a Windows 95 computer alongside his previously consistent Mac setup during "The Caddy" episode.

Fans debate whether Elaine drinking Budweiser in the episode was out of character, with disagreement over whether the scene was funny or represented obvious product placement.

Viewers discuss the meaning of "hipster doofus," a term used to describe Kramer, debating its definition and recalling multiple episodes where the phrase appears.

Fans share their favorite Jerry one-liners and witty comments, with particular appreciation for his sarcastic remarks to Newman and George.

Fans analyze a continuity error involving different bra styles worn by Sue Ellen Mischkie in the episode, with discussion about whether the bra in court matched the one tried on earlier.

Fans love the episode and enthusiastically quote the running gag about whether Elaine's boyfriend was picking his nose or scratching it.

Fans praise Jackie Chiles the lawyer as a hilarious recurring character with a Billy Crystal-Sammy Davis Jr. impression, though one argues Susan is the best recurring character overall.

Fans discuss how funny Newman is, with appreciation for his character and appearances throughout the series.

Fans clarify that George's psychologist was played by Gina Hecht, not Carrie Fisher as one poster believed, citing her previous work on Mork and Mindy.

Fans debate what sexual act Elaine's saxophonist boyfriend refuses to perform, with most concluding it's oral sex based on the joke about his lips and tongue being worn out.

Fans discuss Jerry's apartment bike changing from a Cannondale to a Klein, wondering why the prop was swapped and noting Jerry never rides it on the show.

Fans debate the merits of Sue Ellen's braless appearance, with some finding it inappropriate and unfunny while others defend the plot logic as comedic.

Viewers discuss Jerry's cool phone-answering technique from the episode, with a poster describing how he hits one end of the receiver to make it catapult up into his hand.

Fans discuss actress Brenda Strong who played Sue Ellen Mishkie in the episode, sharing information about her career and notable characteristics.

Fans discuss spotting a Windows 95 box next to Jerry's Mac computer in The Caddy episode, debating whether it was a continuity error or product placement.

Posters clarify that references to 'Mirsky' in the newsgroup are from a spammer unrelated to Seinfeld, while Sue Ellen Mischke is a character from the show.

Viewers report that some local TV stations aired "The Caddy" instead of "The Rye" during Seinfeld reruns, with discussion about syndication issues and missing episodes.

Users discuss swapping Seinfeld episodes in AVI format and share where to find episodes and scripts, with one person noting difficulty finding a complete version of The Caddy.

Fans help someone who missed the episode by explaining the plot involving Elaine's nemesis who doesn't wear a bra and receives one as a birthday gift, causing various mishaps.

Fans identify the actor who played Kramer's caddy Stan in "The Caddy" episode as Armin Shimerman, known for roles in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

Fans identify actress Brenda Strong who played Sue Ellen in the episode, noting her recurring role on Sports Night and appearance in a cereal commercial.

Fans help identify a Tom Costley reference, with one noting it's based on a real person who dated Julia Louis-Dreyfus in high school.

Fans discuss spotting actress Brenda Strong (Sue Ellen Mischke) on CSI playing a psychiatrist and recognize her from Seinfeld.

Fan requests a WAV file of a funny scene from The Caddy where Kramer and Jerry yell at each other, with another fan also requesting audio files from the episode.

Fans react enthusiastically to Sue Ellen Mishke's appearance on the show, with one appreciative and one dismissive response.

Fans discuss the spelling of a character name from the episode, with one viewer citing closed captions as their source and another asking how to enable that feature on their TV.

Fan announces website update for actress Brenda Strong with new video clip from episode.