Repeats are worth watching again

Jun 25, 1992, 3:43 PM ET10 posts by 10 posters
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Fans discuss favorite episodes worth rewatching, praising The Chinese Restaurant and rental car scenes, with particular enthusiasm for George's comedic moments and memorable dialogue exchanges.

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Peter Greco

This show is so well done, I even look forward to repeats. I'm hoping to see two repeats in particular:

The Chinese restaurant episode where Elaine is starved and George wants to use the phone. George's reactions to the phone user who won't give up the phone were riotous. I also remember George's conversation with Jerry about his last date and his uncomfortability with the proximity of the bathroom. If anyone remembers exact quotes here, I would love to hear them.

The rental car episode where Jerry is forced to rent a car because his was stolen. I agree with the post that mentioned the reservation seen as a favorite:

Reservation Clerk: "Sir, I know what a reservation is." Jerry: "No...I don't think you do. You see, a reservation is when..."

(Anyone who ever rented a car in NYC would have to laugh here :-)

One of the only television shows worth watching.

Peter Greco |
Gary McManusPeter Greco

Another one to watch for is the episode where Jerry and George are arrested in the parking garage for urinating. If I remember right, Kramer talked both of them into doing it right before they got caught.

Scott StreeterGary McManus

gmcmanus> Another one to watch for is the episode where Jerry and gmcmanus> George are arrested in the parking garage for urinating. If gmcmanus> I remember right, Kramer talked both of them into doing it gmcmanus> right before they got caught.

Another thing I love about that episode is Elaine and her fish.

Scott Streeter [email]
anita magenheimGary McManus

Re: The episode where Kramer forgets where he parked the car in the NJ mall car park

(Paraphrased) "The doctor says I've got uromysitosis. I've got a pass to urinate wherever I want... My brother stole it and now he and his friends are probably peeing all over the city."

Anita "I'm pleading with you, Mrs. Seinfeld. *PLEASE* turn on the air conditioning" Magenheim

Sharma KunapalliPeter Greco

In article Message-ID: [email] (Peter Greco) writes:

Me too. I like the one where George and Elaine(??) were worried about who spat on Kramer. This was outside the baseball stadium. Then they proposed a theory that there must have been a second spitter. (spoof on JFK)

Best show on TV, I must admit.

Sharma

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Dean R MoneySharma Kunapalli

That repeat was just shown in the last two, maybe three weeks (probably on one of those nights where Seinfeld snuck into Sunday night).

Dean.

Richard DawsonSharma Kunapalli

What is this weeks' episode? Something on NBC said it was a "Lost Episode," following, of course, the hype associated with "Lost" (i.e. Bad) episodes of other shows.

Curious,

Dick D.

mclemanPeter Greco

Ah the Chinese Restaurant one:

George gives his name to the Maitre'D:

"If a call comes for Castanza, please let me know"

The Maitre'D says, "Sure will".

A call comes in, the Maitre'D calls out "Cartwright? Cartwright?" THen hangs up when no one responds. George goes to the Maitre'D and says, "Did a call come in?" THe Maitre'D says: "Yes, I called Cartwright and you didn't answer". George says: "But my name is Castanza, Castanza!" THe Maitre'D says: "Yes, that what I said, Cartwright, Cartwright".

-- Jeff McLeman, KD1IT email: [email] UUCP: ...[address] packet: kd1it @ n7duo.wa.usa.na
Phillip Wade YarringtonPeter Greco

One of the ones I will be watching for is the episode where they spend three hours in the parking lot at a mall looking for Kramer's car. Elaine with her dying fish, and George and Jerry getting arrested for relieving themselves in the garage.

-phil You are in a position to demand nothing sir, I, on the other hand, am in a position to grant .. nothing. -Khan Singh
William Arthur CravenPeter Greco

[email] (Peter Greco) writes:

What I liked about this show (this being the one where Kramer gets the part in the Woody Allen movie) is that every character repeats Kramer's line from the movie, "These pretzels are making me thirsty" at some point during the show, each in a different situation.

Bill Craven Anything I say can and will be held against me. Fusion Research Center Just don't hold it against anyone else. UT Austin Grad school *is* the ninth circle of hell. :)