I disagree with you there. In fact, Seinfeld is viewed by many as being the greatest sitcom of all time. It is the top-grossing of all-time and broke it's own taboo barriers while on the air. Now that the re-runs are syndicated it stands to make even more moolah.Heihachi
Ah hahaha, yeah that was a good episode. The part where he's babysitting the little kid and he walks down the hall and hos shadow makes him look like Frankenstein is classic!skip0110
Yes! He spills the juice and wipes it up with Jerry's couch pillow (then wrings the pillow out so the sopped up juice goes back into the container), then takes apart Jerry's phone and it starts ringing and he can't answer it, then rearranges the furniture in the apartment, then puts on one of Jerry's suits and pretends he's a comedian, talking into a wooden spoon and saying, "So, what's the deal with politics? I don't get it...!" then throws a tea party for like 30 people...when Jerry finally comes home everything's back to normal but Jerry gets upset that Kramer (who's passed out on the couch) hasn't put a coaster under his drink.Event Horizon
That episode's great because it also features two other great supporting characters, the "Armoir Guys" who show up in other episodes as well, such as the one where Kramer goes on the AIDS walk but doesn't want to wear the ribbon.tabs
Do you happen to have the episode # of the one where he has the cubans making the cuban cigars? He had them living in his dresser, did he not?Anderton
You're confusing it with "The Checks," Episode 133. This is the one where Kramer hosts the three Japanese businessmen and puts them to sleep in his huge 3-drawered dresser (where they get trapped later on.)skip0110Do you happen to have the episode # of the one where he has the cubans making the cuban cigars? He had them living in his dresser, did he not?
I love Seinfeld because it always seems like every episode has two seperate plot lines (each charcter living their own lives, just like real life), but at the end of the episode, these two seperate plot lines kind of get intertwined and everybody's plans get messed up.
