Ah, I finally saw THE CONTEST. I'm so satisfied. What a truly outstanding show. I often hear people say that this episode is the best Seinfeld episode ever. I often hear, (especially on this newsgroup) that Seinfeld is the best T.V. show of all time. Does the associative law then demonstrate that "The Contest" is the best 30 minutes of televison ever created? The best mass-media entertainment that mankind has ever seen fit, in all its millenia of existence, to create? And if television is the most important invention of this century, (as I have also heard), does that not further elevate the tremendous human accomplishment that is "The Contest"? Is "The Contest" not equatable on the scale of civilizational achievement with such things as the Egyptian Pyramids and the Great Wall of China? Is it truly a wonder of the world? Should "The Contest" represent a turning point in history, like the treaty of Versailles? or the detonation of the atomic bomb? All I know is, when Kramer said "I'm out!" and slammed his money on the table, I knew I was watching history in the making. Let's all take a moment to consider the magnitude of this episode. Sincerely, Matt kaplan
Contest! Contest! Contest!
S04E11 The ContestretroApr 30, 19963 years later2 posts by 2 posters
😂 Loved it
Viewer expresses enthusiastic hyperbolic praise for "The Contest" episode, comparing it to major historical achievements and moments.
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Is that your tongue in your cheek, or were you just glad to see 'The Contest?'