Some Faves Of Mine

Here is a short list of some favorite episodes;

The Parking Garage. This episode is a prime example of the "Show About Nothing" metaphor got started.

The Chineese Rstaurant. Like the above episode this one was real and it contains Elaine's hilarious speach about eating out.

Bizarro Jerry. This was a prime example of how it was possib;e for the new style Seinfeld could be funny.

The Trip. This two parter has Kramer split to the coast.

I don't remember the title but I liked the one where Elaine has a 66 year old boyfriend.

The Red Dot. Elaine gets George a job at her Publishing house. He gets firewd after making love to the cleaning lady.

The Maid. This late episode was one of the few from the last season that didn't suck!!!

The episode with "Jimmy" in it. And notice how many times George talked in the 3rd person after it aired?

Wasn't that "The Alternate Side" with the classic Seinfeld line "These Pretzles (I'm almost sure I spelled that wrong) Are Making Me Thirsty"...indeed a favorite of mine...also included the scene in which Jerry explains the idea of a reservation...

Joemovie wrote:

That was the best, Joemovie. The Best! ======================== Rental car agent: No, I�m sorry, we have no midsize available at the moment. Jerry: I don�t understand. I made a reservation. Did you have my reservation? Rental car agent: Yes, we do. Unfortunately, we ran out of cars. Jerry: But the reservation keeps the car here. That�s why you have the reservation.

Rental car agent: I know why we have reservations. Jerry: I don�t think you do. If you did, I�d have a car. See, you know how to take the reservation, you just don�t know how to hold the reservation. And really, that�s the most important part of the reservation, the holding. Anybody can just take them.

I always find the episode when Kramer has to pretend he is Elaine's boyfriend for the creepy psychiatrist Dr. Reston. Hilarious!!The doctor asks him, "Would you like something to drink?" Kramer responds, "Oh, ok, how about a decaf cappucino." "I don't think we have that." "Well that's strange." "This is an office." "Oh, that's true." And when he sits down on the leather and makes those flatulent sounds.

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"It's a very popular drink."

Ollie

I believe that episode was intitled "The Jimmy"...Joe thinks that episode was good, and yes Joe noticed that George enjoyed refering to himself in the 3rd person post that episode...Joe was influenced by it too...

Joemovie wrote:

Keith really liked that one, too. However, Keith loved George's third person rants in "The Pool Guy" (Keith's favorite seventh season episode). "George is getting upset!" "A George divided against itself cannot stand!"

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Also the business with the phone is one of George's best bits.

"You know, we're living in a SOCIETY!"

Ollie