Name your favorite Newmen episode. The coolest postman since Cliff Claven has contributed greatly to the Seinfeld show. Not since the glory days of George Hamilton has such a stud-muffin graced the entertainment world. Jerry might snear,but to tell the truth it's out of envey.
Name Your favorite Newmen Episode
Fans share their favorite Newman episodes, praising the character as a standout contribution to the show, with mentions of the dognapping episode, a risk game episode, and the speeding ticket episode.
Well, I don't have a favorite myself, but my brother is sitting here with me, and he says his fave is the dognapping episode. I kind of liked it; him sitting there in the shadows smoking a cigarette reminded me a lot of Cancerman on X-Files.
two episodes come to mind
--the risk game where jerry has to be switzerland
--the episode where jerry dates on of newman's ex girlfriends
In [email] (David A. Tharp) writes:
My favorite Newman episode is the one where he's trying to get out of the speeding ticket and attempting to use Kramer as the justification (seeing as it was that Kramer sold him the radar detector that didn't work).
You are referring to the episode in which we learn Kramer's 1st name. Kramer found newman on the couch with Kramer's mother! BTW, Kramer went in with Elaine in order to borrow Newman's Tennis Raquet.
brian
When Newman masterminded the kidnapping of the barking dog at Elaine's apartment complex. He hates dogs because of his mail route. He has a certain criminal element.
Mary Ellen
How about Newman stealing Jerry's hair to discredit him with his barber?
Yes, that hair one was the funniest. When he's in Jerry's apartment trying to swipe some hair - hysterical
[email] (NEWBOULD DAVID F. G.) wrote: Name your favorite Newmen episode. The coolest postman since Cliff Claven has contributed greatly to the Seinfeld show...
How about Newman stealing Jerry's hair to discredit him with his barber?
The escapade with Newman seeing Jerry making out with his girlfriend at Schindler's List was classic, but you're right... Newman's hair-snitching was the best.
The saddest thing is that we all have "Newmans" in our life; even sadder is that we sort of call them "friends" and let them have such an infulence over our lives. You'd think we'd learn from example!
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How about the episode when Newman and Jerry end up together at the SuperBowl ?
Newman is eating Popcorn a hamburger and a hotdog at the same time !
Eric Schoneveld wrote:
How about when Kramer took Elaine's Xmas card picture and had her nipple showing? She thought everyone would notice and Kramer thought no one would notice, so they got Newman in to look at the picture. He came into Jerry's apartment and they showed him the picture and asked if he noticed anything. He says, "Yeah, your nipple's showing." He then says to the group, "Is that it?", got a yes, and walked out. I think that was his entire participation in that episode.
I hope before the show goes off they reveal what Newman's first name is.
In the episode when Jerry, Kramer, and Newman have money invested
with the accountant they suspect is doing drugs, and Newman hears that the
accountant has gone to South America:
"What kind of snowblower'd you get us hooked up with??? That's the same episode where Jerry tells Newman to stay in the car
because he may need him.Need him for what?:
"I may need you to get me a soda."Two great encounters with Newman
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Newman was great in dispensing the wisdom of Solomon regarding the bike.
I think his first name is Eric.
My favorite Newman Episode was when Newman and Kramer take the dog that was bothing Elaine.
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The best Newman episode was the one where he helps Elaine get rid of the barking dog. Newman was hilarious.
In article , [email] (John Putnam) wrote:
How about when Jerry learns that his current girlfriend previously dated and slept with Newman.
The barking dog was definately the best Newman episode.
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Newman may have dated the then-current-Jerry-girlfriend...but slept with her? What makes you think so?
How about the one where newman and kramer were selling the records. The lady with the huge growth on her neck and the old man jerry was befriending, they were all funny as hell!!!
Tom
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Which episode was it when we finally found out that Newman works for the US Postal Service? That has to rank up there as one of the best. Also - the episode when Kramer runs away to LA and Newman is afraid that Jerry and George are going to beat him up. Two classics!
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How bout the episode when Newman tells Jerry to "have fun" with his new girlfriend, whom he (Newman) had dated earlier? That's one of my favorite Newman episodes--Newman singlehandedly ruins Seinfeld's relationship (it ends with him getting thrown out of her car i think).
David A. Tharp ([email]) wrote:
My favorite one was where he was sneaking up in Jerry's apartment, and gave him fleas. So he had the apartment fumigated, Kramer didn't notice it, and was in there for an hour and a half, ended up losing his sense of taste during the "Mackinaw Peach" season, and Elaine had to read some manuscript or something, which she left in Jerrys fumigated apartment.
Fred
What about the Barber Shop, edward scissor hands episode.
On 24 Jan 1996, David A. Tharp wrote:
definitely the one in which Jerry goes out with a beautiful woman Newman dumped years earlier.
On Fri, 26 Jan 1996, Sopha Kevin wrote:
Yeah, Newman and Cosmo's mother are 'doing the nasty', as it were, and Kramer walks in on them. Funny episode.
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my favorite Newmen moment was when he was caught making out with "Babs" - Kramer's mother in the episode where Kramer's name was revealed.
I would also have to nominate the episode where he conspired to prove that Jerry was getting his hair cut by his barber's cousin.
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In , [email] (lars stroyka) wrote:
Which episode is it that Newman tells why postal employees sometimes snap and go on a shooting spree? I had it as a WAV file on my computer, but can't find it now...
I have no favorite Newman episode. He is my least favorite character on the show. He's one of the only things on Seinfeld that doesn't make me laugh.
Hi Eric; Another funny one was when George got his toupee and Elaine threw it out the window....
Also, the one when Jerry got his hair cut short...That was hysterical....
I watch the reruns every night, and the new ones every Thursday. At this point, it is one of my favorite sitcoms.....(in the top three).
Bye,
Gloria
Gloria wrote:
See, now Elaine throwing his toupe out the window was TERRIBLE! I don't think it was her place to take HIS property and decide it wasn't his anymore. This, and when Elaine didn't mind calling the Maestro "Maestro" seemed out of character for her. Remember, this is a lady who broke up with a guy 'cuz he didn't use an exclamation point...now she indulges a guy who's got his ego tied up in what people call him??? I dunno...I expected to see Lainey haul into the guy as a nutcase when he told her to call him Maestro...it just didn't ring true to her character for me.
- Mike