Endings

What is the greatest Seinfeld ending? I liked it when Elaine said something like: My mom bought me some panties and I have to lay them out. This is from The Virgin I think. Anyway, it is the ep where a woman talks dirty to Jerry and he makes the infamous panty remark. BTW someone had a theory this a ref to JS going out with young Shoshanna.

Another good ending was with Sidra saying: BTW they're real and they are spectactular.

Paul Valenti

"And you wanna be my latex salesman."

The Keys had a great ending with J and E spotting K on Murphy Brown. The Lip Reader had a good ending with the deaf lineswoman telling the driver she was deaf after he was sick of Elaine for faking deafness.

Paul Valenti

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I have always liked the Sue Ellen Mishke episode (forget the title) where Kramer is suing her, and Jackie Chiles says "a bra should fit snuggly-----like a glove!" I love that line. I say "like a glove" along with it every time.

My favorite ending of a Seinfeld is:

(mind you there are many of them)

The Muffin Tops

Newman skidding out in that sports car. And downing all those muffin tops with 5 quarts of milk.

Phil

In the "Boyfriend Part 1" where George runs out of the bathroom with his pants around his ankles screaming "Vandelay Industires", falls flat on his face, and Jerry closes with the line, "And you wan t to be my latex salesman." Watched this the other night, laughed out loud again.

It also a good exchange in this episode where George tells Jerry of his scheme to stay on unemployment and Jerry give Geroge a hard time. "You wanna be my latex salesman ? I don't think so."

C. Parker

When Neuman is driving the mailtruck and the road catches on fire b/c of Kramer and he's screams "Oh the humanity"

I also like the Soup Nazi one when Elaine is showing him the recipes and yells "Next" "a la" a Nazi soldier in a concentration camp!

Byron Bussey totally baffled me with the following: <<<<<I also like the Soup Nazi one when Elaine is showing him the recipes and yells "Next" "a la" a Nazi soldier in a concentration camp!>>>>>

What? She said it like the Soup Nazi. Where you got a soldier in a concentration camp reference is waaaaayyyyy beyond me.

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<<<<<I also like the Soup Nazi one when Elaine is showing him the recipes and yells "Next" "a la" a Nazi soldier in a concentration camp!>>>>>

What? She said it like the Soup Nazi. Where you got a soldier in a concentration camp reference is waaaaayyyyy beyond me.

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My favorite is the ending (forgive me, don't know the name of the episode) where at the end, they all 4 get off the subway train and go there separate ways with Elain saying finally "See ya!"

Seth,

I'm pretty sure that wasn't an ending. The ending to that episode was George coming into the coffeeshop, wrapped in a towel and asking for his spare keys from Jerry. The "see ya!" from Elaine was in the beginning.

-ab

Seth McFarland wrote:

Yeah, that was at the beginning of "The Subway." The gang splits up their seperate ways (hence Elain's "see ya") and from there the fun begins...

Joemovie wrote:

I think the confusion comes from the fact that this scene was used at the end of one of the clip shows.

The ending in which Krammer and Jerry are on a bus (going to get Jerry's sneakers at the garage sale) and it's a take-off on the end of 'Midnight Cowboy' with Dustin Hoffman and Jon Voight. Pretty cute.

I'm not sure if this is an ending but, I thought the episode with the disabled parking space was funny were Kramer fell in love with the woman and bought her a new wheelchair and she was using it and the brakes didn't work and she went weeeeeeeeee! Down the hill! HA HA HA HA!