What Truely is the best Seinfeld Episode?????????

Apr 10, 199612 posts by 12 posters
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Fans debate the best Seinfeld episodes, with mentions of The Sponge, The Contest, and The Jimmy as standout favorites for their memorable comedic moments.

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What is the best Seinfeld Episode. I say it either was the "Today Sponge" or the "Flying Gatspese" or something like that. There is even the one where Elaine is trying to get all the toilit paper. How knows some other good episodes?

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What is the best Seinfeld Episode. I say it either was the "Today Sponge" or the "Flying Gatspese" or something like that. There is even the one where Elaine is trying to get all the toilit paper. How knows some other good episodes?

Although both of those are classics, the episode where everyone bets to see who can go the longest without... When Kramer comes into Jerry's apartment as says "I'm out!" five minutes after making the bet, I laughed so hard I cried.

I thought the funniest episode had to be the "Jimmy" episode. When Kramer started drooling on the ground and said "I'm doing the best I can", I thought I wouold die of laughter. Then when Jimmy slips and falls and yells "Jimmy holds grudges Kramer." I thought that had to be the best.

	The Close Talker.  I absolutely adore that Schindler's List
take off.  Judge Reinhold has to be the greatest all-time guest appearence
on an episode of Seinfeld.
	Does anybody know if "The Talker Trilogy" was deliberate?  I mean
were the Close, High & Low Talker episodes made at roughly the same time?
In the 100 episodes they are all used together in the same segment:
	"She's one of those low talkers" - Jerry
	"Because he's a high talker" - Elaine
	"He's nice, bit of a close talker" - Jerry

the pool table episode where georges father put the pool table in georges old bedroom. the pool table was too big for the room. and the maestro was in his underwear. i forget what else happened. oh yeah, georges father was looking for his cousin carlo in tuscany. oh god, that was one of the funniest ones ive ever seen. jesus christ, that was hysterical. and the maestro went to conduct the orchestra with his baton and kramer had played pool with the baton and everybody started playing the wrong notes. it seems like it was funnier when i saw it on tv.

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It's hard to pick an absolute favorite, but as of late I have to say that this episode takes the cake. And the whole bit with the Estelle doll, when Frank grabs it out of Susan's hands, rips the head off and says "NOW, what you have you got to say for yourself??" I thought I'd have to go to the hospital!

-Gary K.

witout a doubt the spoof of JFK with keith hernandez. the magic lugey, the gravelly road...pure genius!

[email] (David Beihoff) ripped off all remaining clothes and hollered: ]witout a doubt the spoof of JFK with keith hernandez. the magic lugey, the ]gravelly road...pure genius!

It's been a while, but wasn't the guy who plays Newman in JFK?

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I haven't seen the contest yet, but I love the episode where Jerry gets the Armani suit from Kenny Bana and has to take him out for dinner at Mendy's. When they get there, Kenny just wants soup. In this episode, George also gets a date with a waitress who dumps him because he talks about horse manuer and Kramer has a date with Hildy who is a waitress at Reggie's. Great episode.

Don't forget the subplot involving Elaine in that episode where she is dating the freeloading bounder Simon from Britain. Jerry gives the Armani suit to him and he is able to get a job interview in it. Jerry and Elaine mutually act against their respective annoying pests by instigating a confrontation between Bania and Simon in Monks over the suit.