2/6 Episode(Ghostwriter)........eeekk

What did everyone think of this one? I think it started out pretty funny, then died after 15 minutes. The part where George interviews the kid with a "C" average is funny George: Who's your favorite chess player? Kid: Umm....Schmirnov?(or something like that)

....and where Kramer says, "Is this J. Peterson?" was good, but the rest sucked. "The Single Guy" was almost as funny as Seinfeld tonight. Elaine was real mean too.....

I'd give this episode a "D"

Elvis is King

"A pretty woman, you know, kinda short, big wall of hair, face like a frying pan."

-George, describing Elaine, in "The Movie"

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I personally liked the part where Jerry was telling George about how everybody was calling his latest girlfriend a loser. George then says, "Every group has a loser and maybee she is the loser of the group. You know like the way we all make fun of Elaine." Without a doubt the most ironic line in the history of the series!!

I think it was a little above average. I'll give it a B+, too. I "chuckled" throughout the episode, but I think a lot of times they simply sacrifice some minor characters to make the show funny. The change of Peterman's personality is really illogical, far-fetched, and he starts as an off-the-edge character with way too sophisticated speaking pattern but now he almost seems retarded after coming back from burma.

And I think the best part is Jerry's look after George thinks Elaine is the loser of their group. ROFL!!

In the past, Seinfeld has greatly depicted the most relatable aspects of life and this season, in great tradition, it continued: I mean, we all remember our obsurd adult relationships with 15 yr. old film critics. And meeting our bizzaro twins is always a fun experience. Remember the times when we used to take over our worst enemies mail routes and sometimes take dog pills? I can remember my neighbor's dummy coming to life in front of me, or switching personalities with somebody. I just don't get these unrealistic plots like city lights disturbing your sleep or trying to get in the last word in a battle of insults. *sarcasm*

What about in "The Checks" when George says, "Here every time you turn on the TV all you see are four losers sitting around an apartment whining about their dates!"

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funny,

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rest

It's no Bizzaro Jerry, but I laughed the whole time through. I'd give it a B+.