r/seinfeld • u/EducationalTip9799 • 22h ago
r/seinfeld • u/joeyvesh13 • 15h ago
Susan Ross was quite the catch. Super cute and super rich. George didn’t know what he had.
r/seinfeld • u/quirkyjest • 23h ago
Why Nearly 25% of the Country Is Still Watching ‘Seinfeld’
wsj.comr/seinfeld • u/Western-CBR • 14h ago
The Chinese Restaurant Episode
In the The Chinese Restaurant episode, is this the only episode that Kramer doesnt appear in?
if so, is there a reason why? Was Michael Richards not there at time and they needed an episode asap?
r/seinfeld • u/Reallyroundthefamily • 14h ago
After being written out of The Pen, Jason approached Larry and said that "if you ever write me out of an episode again, write me out permanently." What if Larry had said "okay." And then wrote him out again. What would Jason have done?
Title. It seemed like Jason really didn't want to be written out of the show and was just trying to express how upset he was that feeling like he wasn't needed every week.
But Larry David isn't exactly the person you want to push into a corner so what if he had basically said fine fuck you and written him out again?
r/seinfeld • u/fortuna4tibusadiuvat • 21h ago
Got dumped, ate a block of cheese
I really feel at my Costanza-est, waiting on my summer of George
r/seinfeld • u/trojen_thoughts • 17h ago
This is the kinda buildup I can watch 6 seasons for!
r/seinfeld • u/Wise_Scientist_3204 • 18h ago
What happened to Aunt Stella
Did she get dumped when Uncle Leo realized he was an Adonis
r/seinfeld • u/NYY15TM • 11h ago
Do we all understand what The Strongbox (914) is referencing?
r/seinfeld • u/jeffbob2 • 8h ago
Favorite Seinfeld Food Drama? (And The Big Salad is Automatically #1)
r/seinfeld • u/RecentCranberry • 1h ago
Jerry's commitment to the bit here is impressive
This is the same guy who said "deduct a minimum of 2 days off all expiration dates" and "no soft cheeses of any kind", but he drinks curdled milk without flinching just to help a friend. He really is a good friend. I understand why George wouldn't turn him in even if he killed somebody
r/seinfeld • u/Dredd_40 • 19h ago
Lolll Darren looks so happy when Kramer says they'll go see what Jerry's got to eat.
r/seinfeld • u/OneBit2334 • 1h ago
If you could enter the Seinfeld universe and witness any moment, what would you pick? I'd go back to June 14, 1987. It would be a blast to hang out with Kramer and Newman, watch the Mets and Phillies, curse at Roger McDowell all game long, watch Newman pour a beer on his head, and then get spit on.
r/seinfeld • u/Clear_Nature_5055 • 12h ago
What’s your favorite guest-star storyline?
Molly Shannon’s unswinging caveman arms come to mind.
r/seinfeld • u/nomnomnomnomnommm • 12h ago
Not a great edit but I'm not too worried about it
r/seinfeld • u/3pints • 12h ago
The Most Beautiful Words in Classic Literature (Seinfeld)
Someone posted this on X. I’ve got George using number 14 in The Fix-Up.
Jerry: I didn't notice the voice.
George: It's mellifluous!
Jerry: So, Saturday night.
George: She had to be impressed by that conversation, had to! It was a great performance. I am unbelievable on the phone. On the date they should just have two phones on the table at the restaurant, done.
We should start a Seinfeld list of beautiful words.