I think the funniest dialogless moment is when Elaine is seeing her theripist and comes back from a trip and realizes how he manipulates her, and then tells him that she is seeing someone else named Krammer. Krammer then goes to Elaine's and calls the theripist, while he and Elaine are sitting side by side on the couch, Krammer is trying to find out how intimate they are in case the guy tries to trip him up, and while he is waiting for him to pick up the phone, he is sitting there making eyes and moving his lips at Elaine after he finds out that they are doing it...typical Krammer seductive eye brow raising eyes.....
funniest "dialogless moment"
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I'd have to say (and I know I'm being predictable here), but the funniest dialogue-less moment would be when Kramer was falling all round the room when Mary Hart came on.
My favorite is in "The Kiss Hello", where Jerry & Kramer are arguing about whether it is good to kiss hello, then Kramer suddenly smacks a big wet one on Jerry. At precisely that moment, the door opens, and George looks in.
The look on George's face is priceless, as he slowly closes the door to give Kramer and George some privacy. I was ROTFL.
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When Elaine is about to kiss this guy, she looks nd he has "it" out. Her eyes lit up and her facial expression was funny.
I think the funniest dialogless moment was when George comes out after getting his massage. He just turns right out the door ignorring Elaine.
Lenny
how about when elaine was stranded on the train that she was on to be the best [wo]man at a lesbian wedding. "by the time i count to 10 this train better move... 1.. 2.. 10... move. MOVE!.. MOVE! @#$@%$!"
the best acting, since it was her "inner voice" that was speaking the whole time, but facial expression was hilarious.
jo.