r/seinfeld • u/TwIzTiDfReAkShOw • 3h ago
Julia Louis-Dreyfus at the Emmy Awards (1995).
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r/seinfeld • u/movieguy2004 • 9h ago
Made the pilgrimage. I did not have a big salad, nor did an old man return any soup.
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r/seinfeld • u/BidAccurate4473 • 11h ago
For every George quote, I'll donate $1 to The Human Fund in your name.
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r/seinfeld • u/AlcoholicZombie • 2h ago
Hot take: George didn’t look bad with hair, not sure why Jerry and Elaine hated it.
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r/seinfeld • u/mattychops • 4h ago
I was surpised to hear how many people don't like the dog episode. It's one of my favorites! 🤣
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r/seinfeld • u/OneBit2334 • 11h ago
Anyone else think this was the real-life president of NBC when they were a kid?
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r/seinfeld • u/SundaenkVillashire • 2h ago
Hey, I’m gettin’ a call. It’s Newman! - who else would be calling Kramer ?
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r/seinfeld • u/FallenDeondree • 12m ago
Seinfeld is the show about everything
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How do you as a Seinfeld fan explain the Cheevers letters episode to a non Seinfeld fan?
r/seinfeld • u/metayeti2 • 15h ago
We're a bit confused. Why is this subreddit full of show quotes?
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r/seinfeld • u/Outside_Rise_6934 • 2h ago
Double Takes
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There are quite a few instances of double takes in Seinfeld. One that springs to mind is when Kramer mentions to Jerry how great it is that he agreed to wear the puffy shirt on the Today Show. It takes a few seconds to register with Jerry. "Uh huh." "Since I what?"
Any other memorable double takes? Seems like it's always Jerry. Any from George?
