Best Episodes

Aug 4, 2001, 8:35 PM ET4 posts by 4 posters
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EyeOfTheLlama

A lot of people ask me what my favorite episode is. Usually I say "The Parking Garage," "The Soup Nazi," or that episode where they go to California (that makes it up there for the last scene, where Kramer decides to stay in California, but shows up to raid Jerry's fridge the next day).

The reason of that is those are the only ones that stood out. All the rest blend together like the most perfect (albeit longest) movie I have ever seen. Every funny line and joke blends together as the characters slowly transform from the nice guy Jerry and ex-girlfriend Elaine, to the characters that we all know and love.

It was a great show. It is a great show. It will always be a great show.

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MF IzeboudEyeOfTheLlama

For some reason I just love the Puerto Rican Day episode. I especially like the part where Kramer accidently burns the Puerto Rican flag and tries to put out the fire by stepping on it (in public of course).

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Me too, love it when they're viewing the house.

I haven't seen a lot of Seinfeld but The Pick and The Shoes stand out. I think The Shoes is the one with the "cleavage is like the sun" line and George and Jerry's "poke, peek" exchange isn't it? Cracks me up something rotten.

Jan
Laura KimotoEyeOfTheLlama

I'm glad the writers didn't think of some lame excuse to get Elaine and Newman to LA, like how other shows may.

I have to agree. Each episode blends into the next very well. Just like real life. I also often talk to friends and colleagues about what happened the other day. I also imitate the reaction of my friends or try out their reactions in my own situations.

As for The Parking Garage, I think it would've been more funny if they actually got into a car that they thought was Kramers, only to find out that the interior is somewhat different, then they discover that they are in someone else's car. Actually, they happened to me once way back when we never used to lock our car doors...

laura