Anyone watch Seinfeld

[skip0110]

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.)

The episode you're looking for is called "The English Patient," Episode 143.

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Thank you

Although, for some reason, my episodes are numbered differently. Episode 133 for me is "The Wait Out," with the tight jeans in it. And #143 is the Abstinance, where Kramer starts a tobacco club. No matter, I found them by name.

Anyway, all 4 are good episodes. I'm gonna watch them all, I think.

 

[Max Powers]

I know I'm resurrecting a really old thread but I've been watching a lot of Seinfeld lately after generally not watching it until recently, I must say that I've missed out on a lot and I'm glad I'm finally catching up.

My favorite moment is in the episode where Jerry points out that Kramer doesn't wear jeans any more. Kramer buys these painted on jeans, and it is hilarious when he can't sit down, etc. And when Jerry tries to take them off of him.

Especially when Mickey is trying to get him to sit down for the detective part he's shooting for.

Although he only appears in a few episodes, my favorite character is Izzy Mendlebaum, I was watching the episode where Jerry puts three generations of Mendlebaums in the hospital by "outlifting" them. Plus their awesome catch phrase, "It's go time!"

 

[ROAD_DOGG33J]

I thought the episode they showed today was one of the best. It's when Elaine goes to the rabbi, and tells him she is jealous of George getting engaged and refers to George as a loser several times. Then the rabbi tells Jerry about the conversation. At the end George and his fiancee are watching TV and they see the rabbi telling the story.

 

[Anderton Prime]

I still love Newman and Kramer coming up with the banker story in order to fight Newman's speeding ticket in court.

N: "Now why would you want to kill yourself?"
K: "Okay, how about I never had air conditioning?"
N: "What?!"
K: "Have you ever slept in a hot room with no air conditioning?"
N: "Of course I have, but I never wanted to kill myself."
K: "Well, I've slept in a REALLY hot room and I wanted to kill myself!"

And so on and so forth. Jerry puts it best regarding these two fools in another episode, when they decide to try and find their stolen rickshaw and run out of Jerry's apartment, to which Jerry exclaims, "To the Idiotmobile!"

Newman and Kramer together are the best, and George and his parents together are a close second, in my opinion.