The Official SEINFELD Appreciation thread

[beenz]

you know about goretex?


How come its on netflix and not hbo?
Considering LD is working with hbo for more than a decade.

it was on crackle originally, then hulu had it for a few years. then netflix got it most recently.

im just glad peacock didn't get it.

 

[MidwestD]

And you wanna be my latex salesman

 

[KingJay]

undefeated
Seinfeld and Curb both got a claim to being the GOAT sitcom

 

[Conz]

barrelled through the entire thing the second it hit Netflix and i'm back to thinking it's the GOAT. i changed my mind a few times over the years going to Arrested Development then Curb, but i'm back to Seinfeld. it's incredible. they're all great, Jerry doesn't get enough credit either.

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

barrelled through the entire thing the second it hit Netflix and i'm back to thinking it's the GOAT. i changed my mind a few times over the years going to Arrested Development then Curb, but i'm back to Seinfeld. it's incredible. they're all great, Jerry doesn't get enough credit either.

They all complimented each other well. Jerry was the "straight man" to all the fuccery going around but he.. Costanza.. Elaine.. and kramer were all neurotic and narcissistic

 

[Conz]

They all complimented each other well. Jerry was the "straight man" to all the fuccery going around but he.. Costanza.. Elaine.. and kramer were all neurotic and narcissistic

yeah but Jerry never got any love. he's legit funny as hell, especially if you watch it all in a row. the rest outshine him b/c of what you said, but he deserves more credit than he ever got. people always shyt on his acting. it's not that bad

 

[x-factor7]

I'm rewatching on Netflix, and this scene had me completely George thinks Jerry will be too funny for his date, everything George says in this scene is

 

[DaylitoJames]

This thread got me realizing that Crazy Joe Davola lowkey was the prototype of Joaquin Phoenix's Joker

 

[detroitwalt]

Been rewatching....still fw it. My dad was a big fan so I saw it as a kid in the 90s

George's character is a loser icon

Jerry's standup is painfully unfunny but the show was great

Didnt realize it started in 89

Watching the early eps again got me wondering how did he get a show if that was actually from his standup routine because that shyt was not funny at all.

This thread got me realizing that Crazy Joe Davola lowkey was the prototype of Joaquin Phoenix's Joker

Crazy Joe had everybody shook. Good thing Kramer was wearing that helmet when Joe kicked him.

 

[DaylitoJames]

Watching the early eps again got me wondering how did he get a show if that was actually from his standup routine because that shyt was not funny at all.


Crazy Joe had everybody shook. Good thing Kramer was wearing that helmet when Joe kicked him.

Crazy Joe tried to end Kramer's life with the

 

[Conz]

Jerry's standup is funny. it's "relatable," but he just came across as a clean, less funny version of Larry. Those 2 meeting each other was as big as Lennon meeting McCartney, and i don't find that comment hyperbolic.

 

[Notorious 1 E.Y.E.]

i havnt stopped watching this show since reruns was on fox and came on after simpsons

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Jerry's acting was good.. it's just that he was outshined by everyone else because let's be honest the whole cast was made up of great actors/actresses

 

[Notorious 1 E.Y.E.]

Watching the early eps again got me wondering how did he get a show if that was actually from his standup routine because that shyt was not funny at all.

his standup was nothing like whats on the show

 

[El_Mero_Mero]

Recent eps I watched:

-Cigar-store Indian

-Man-zeer

-Cool guy Tony told George: "Step-off"

Too many classics