Best Episode

I think the best episode EVER is The Beard...

All of the gang are really involved in the story, and it's all hilarious!!!

Jerry is dating a policewoman and has to take a lie detector test to prove he's not a Melrose Place fan...

Elaine turns a gay man....(cos she's a wommmmaannn....)

George dates a bald woman....

Kramer is in a line up at the police station....

The scene which brings down the house in this episode is where Elaine pulls the toupet off Georges head and throws it out the window..... I'll NEVER get tired of it!!! No episode can beat this one.... Although the latest season is yet to be seen in Australia...so I cant speak for the newer episodes....

Katie Johns (australia)

Wait till you see the Soup Nazi!!!!!

Dileep

hey, that is a cool episode I must admit!!!! Horray for australians!!!

Braden Manning (Australia)

I think the best episode was when George's soon to be wife died licking the weading invitations and George just said"oh" and they all just waked out of the hospitle like they did'nt care!

The best has to be 'the opposite'. "If every instinct you've had in the past has been wrong... then the opposite must be right!"

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:I think the best episode was when George's soon to be wife died licking :the weading invitations and George just said"oh" and they all just waked :out of the hospitle like they did'nt care! :

Then George called Marisa Tomei (sp?) "I've got a funeral to go to tomorrow, but my weekend is pretty much - hello?"

Sticking to the thread, I think the Assman episode is my favorite. Jerry: "You had to use corkscrew pasta"

I dunno, when George's girlfriend died it gave ME the woolies... But I think I'm gonna let it go and talk about cheerier stuff.

The "Soup Nazi" episode was the best..."No soup for you" This episode is great because you can actually live through the experience here in NYC. The real guy is exactly like the one in the episode. Except he isn't as nice. You can't get near the place with the line. Jerry himself was "on" or "in" line a few weeks ago and he had to wait like everyone else. Word has it that the "soupman" wouldn't even talk to him either.

Bill

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