The contest

S04E11 The ContestretroJul 5, 19964 years later5 posts by 5 postersalt.tv.seinfeld
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Fans discuss the rarity of 'The Contest' episode in syndication reruns and express frustration about missing it, with some sharing when it last aired and tips for catching future broadcasts.

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Does anyone know the precise reason why we never ever see the CONTEST in these reruns ?? It's my dream and hope to see that again !!!

Jason

On 5 Jul 1996, SFELMA wrote:

It has appeared in syndication once, a few months ago (on Jerry's birthday).

So...it might only show up in syndication 1/year.

One the bright side--look for syndication schedules posted to this group by David & Todd (thanks, guys!) to be alert for its reappearance.

Rick "One magic loogie" Haan University of Arizona [email]

Can anyone tell me where I can find Seinfeld scripts on-line?

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Elaine

It was in re-runs quite a few weeks ago....I wish I could've seen it. I've never seen the episode, and I keep hearing how hysterical it is. AND I CAN'T BELEIVE I MISSED IT! :-(

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I assume you're talking about the episode where Kramer, Elaine, Jerry and George are betting to see who can go the longest w/o masturbating? This episode has been shown in the re-runs, you may just have missed it. Although, it hasn't been repeated as often as other episodes, and this may have something to do with the fact that some religious and family-oriented groups have called for an advertisers' boycott of Seinfeld because of this episode.

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