quick poll

Oct 1, 199823 posts by 20 posters

Fans discuss their favorite Seinfeld episodes, with The Hamptons, The Marine Biologist, and other standout episodes mentioned as fan favorites.

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I think I have to go with the (I know this isn't the correct name) Shrinkage episode

That's called The Hamptons.. my fav too!

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The Contest!!! (three exclamation marks ;) I also liked The Parking Garage, the Chronicles had great standups, and the Merv Griffin episode had some hilarious scenes ("we've got a surprise for you!" ;)

John MichaelsenGlen Roach

The Marine Biologist, The Contest, The Butter Shave ...The Clip Show (heh.. that's cheating to bring up that one) ....there are so many good episodes that it's hard to find an absolute favorite.

How about favorite Seinfeld moment? There are probably two times I have laughed more than ever during a Seinfeld episode, and that is the first time I heard George's answering machine, and when Kramer's phone was "Movie phone" :))

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I think my favorite moment was when Kramer made Jerry wear those real thick glasses(to "Fool Loyd Braun" ) in the movies.

Joni

Seth McFarlandJoni367

On Fri, 2 Oct 1998 22:25:37, [email] (Joni367) wrote:

How about when Kramer is explaining to Jerry the problems with being married..."How was your day today? Did you have a good today or a bad today?"

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Ibrahim MerdzanovicSeth McFarland

O.K.Best moment is in the episode when George pretends that he is marine biologist when he tells the story about the whale and on the end of the story he pulls out the golf ball out of his pocket. I was watching this episode with couple of friends and we were laughing so hard that string on my guitar which was on the other side of the room broke.

Seth McFarland wrote:

John Michaelsen wrote:

1) Jerry and George trying to cover their mouths in the restaurant so Jerry's deaf girlfriend won't know that they are talking.

2) George running out of the bathroom with his pants down screaming "Say Vandelay! Say Vandelay!"

  • "The Honorable Judge Arthur Vandelay presiding."

Jaclyn

ESHAASJaclyn

I love the scene in "The Bizzaro Jerry" when Elaine is standing between George, Jerry and Kramer on one side and their "Bizzaro" doubles on the other and she has to choose between them. It truly was like something out of a classic Twilight Zone episode.

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My favorite was the Jimmy--just watching Kramer's face while Mel Torme sang to him was one of the greatest comic moments for me ever. alt showbiz gossip

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favorite one has to be the "Jimmy" episode, the whole Kramer, Torme bit always gets me.

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There are of course so many good ones. I will add... The Switch ..as one of the top ones I enjoy.... because (a) so many significant things happened to each major character, (b) the planning sequence was brilliantly shot, (c) the Plutonium line was great, (d) the 'looking for trouble' sequence with Wayne Knight and Sherri North was a nice parody of old cinema noir movies, (e) I remember what Sherri North used to look like, (f) the story lines merged nicely at the end, and oh yes, (g) it had another JFK/Kennedy reference in it. :-)

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Gord BainGlen Roach

The best episodes were: -when George's "worlds" were threatening to collide -the Jerkstore -Bookman -when Jerry wanted to do the roommate swap

Luckily, I have these episodes on tape.

And this our called:

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On Thu, 1 Oct 1998 22:10:06 -0500 (CDT), [email] (Glen Roach) wrote:

The one where George and Jerry "adopt" an old person. That's the episode where George says "I would like to dip my bald head in oil...." etc. It was so funny because the old man that was with Geoge thought that George was such a loser and sacked him from a voluntary job..