Best Jerry comment

S07E12 The CaddyliveJan 28, 19963 days later8 posts by 8 posters
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Fans share their favorite Jerry one-liners and witty comments, with particular appreciation for his sarcastic remarks to Newman and George.

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Adam Segal

In the Junior Mints episode - when replying to Kramer's offer to witness the operation, Jerry replies - Alright, let me finish my coffee and then I'll go watch them slice that fat bastard up !!

Second place - Boy, you can sure talk some trash - I guess that's better than eating it.

Third place - I guess after that many beers he's probably a little groggy anyway.

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The best Jerry comment is by far and way the scene in the syndicated episode tonight:

Newman: Why did I have to stay in the car? Jerry: I may need you here. Newman: What for? Jerry: I may need you to get me a soda.

"Since the beginning of time, mankind has yearned to destroy the sun and I'll do the next best thing: block it out."

Montgomery Burns

One of my favorites:

Jerry: Well, Bhoutros(sp?) Bhoutros golly.

My favorite:

George is going on and on about the security guard without a chair at Susan's uncle's shop.

	George: "I can sense the slightest human suffering."
	Jerry: "Are you sensing something right now?"
Robert Teeter, but you can call me Bob | "Ripeness is all" San Jose | -- Shakespeare [email] |

The best Sienfeld line ever belongs to Kramer in the episode where George unwittingly buys glasses with "ladies frames" from the Gloria Vanderbilt Collection. George is eating from a bag of Rold Gold pretzels when Kramer approached him and says,

"May I have one of those, madame?"

I don't know why, but that line just kills me.

Love & happiness,

Robert

I just found this newsgroup and I agree with the Jr. Mint comment. It was classic! Melissa

One of my favorite Jerry's "comments" is from Parking space episode. Remember at the end of the episode when everybody was involved in the discussion about who must park first, and there was a fight on TV which Jerry wanted to watch with someone, but everybody has something against everybody and Jerry gave up and went upstairs alone only to catch the end of the fight when referee was counting knockdown. Jerry made this disappointing gesture with his hands and on the word 'out' he fell on the couch in frustration. One of his best 'comments', I think.