serenity now

not one of my favorites......bottom of list

[email] (Wylou114) wrote:

Gotta agree with you. The Lloyd Braun character never really did anything for me in this or prior episodes. At best he was material for George's mom.

Although this episode is not a bad source for the prior posts ealier this month (around Passover/Roman Catholic Easter) to define which character's on the show were Jewish. (Can't remember whether the prior posts was for the show or real life)

I gotta disagree :) But then, I can't think of one episode I *didn't* like :) I loved the whole bit about Jerry "caring." "What's this salty discharge?" LOL And Kramer's "Anytown USA." This stuff actually too funny to even laugh at, I love it :)

On Mon, 19 Apr 1999, Seth McFarland wrote:

'The Serenity Now' episode is one of my favourites. Jerry actually caring was really funny, not to mention the look on his face when George revealed all which scared him straight, and the proposal to Elaine, and Kramer's ranting of "serenity now, serenity now". I loved it.

Lea

"When I like them they don't like me and when they like me I don't like them." George Costanza 'Seinfeld'

Wouldn't you have loved to hear just what George told Jerry to make his jaw drop? (The same tale that almost got him the apartment in "The Andrea Doria" episode?) Bet the off-camera discussions about an implied backstory on that one must have been priceless...

Bob Smith, afternoons WXXI-AM 1370, Rochester NY

This is a classic Seinfeld, one of my favorites by far...

Heck, Porn Quotes was the entire reason why I signed on AOL to begin with...

Well, I'm going to go check out the sites of "Anytown, U.S.A."...

Lea-anne Borton wrote:

Let me third that. Next to "The Burning", this was my favorite ninth season show. Kramer's "Anytown USA" was just classic Kramer, and Jerry's emotional rollercoaster was terrific. A great play on the snide, cynical persona Jerry had fallen into.