OT: How many of you have watched all 180 episodes of Seinfeld?

[Captain Ron]

And, if you are “really into it“ (name the episode) there is a cool podcast called Seincast that reviews every episode with all sort to interesting facts and trivia.

Seincast: A Seinfeld Podcast

Listen to Seincast's Seincast: A Seinfeld Podcast podcast on Apple Podcasts.

itunes.apple.com

 

[msugrad2003]

Yes. I have seen every episode. When i deployed with the military in 05, i had them
On DVD and other than working out, sleeping and working, Seinfeld helped the days pass. The Contest is one of the best. But there are so many.
man’s that’s a show where all four main characters brought so much to the show. They were equally valuable in level of comedy

 

[Poor Ol' State]

Maybe I missed it earlier, but what about the Keith Hernandez episodes? Jerry’s JFK monologue is gold I tell you. Gold!

Best 2 episodes of season 3.

 

[eckie1]

Maybe I haven't seen them all. I for sure don't recall this one, but it sounds hilarious.

George was looking for a nickname, and ordered a T-Bone steak at an office lunch to try and get the name. It didn’t work. Hilarity ensued.

It was a much smaller subplot of the episode where Jerry’s relationship with his maid got complicated…

 

[Maroon Eagle]

Not that there’s anything wrong with that.

 

[MonroeDawg]

For those who really enjoy the show, you should watch the 2007 “Round Table” Reunion with the cast and Larry David. We’ll worth the hr watch and free on YouTube.
Seinfeld Round Table

https://youtu.be/1HZrrdesY0I?si=qBysFRWRmP7Jf_md

 

[LordMcBuckethead]

You are an anti-Puddyite, not that there's anything wrong with that. Although the episode of Puddy selling Jerry a car was pretty good.

The car one is good. I like when Elaine finds the Jesus fish on Puddy car and he says she is going to hell.

 

[bully12]

Better question: How many of us have seen not a single episode and never want to? (I'm raising both hands here) . . .

 

[Herbert Nenninger]

When I was little girl in Poland, we all had ponies. I had pony, my sister had pony, my cousin had pony. I loved my pony.

Of course, who wouldn’t love a pony?

YOU! You say so!

 

[SteelCurtain74]

The Brooklyn Cyclones had an Elaine Dance Competition back in August as part of their Seinfeld night.

 

[Darryl Steight]

Seen every episode, most in the first run since I was in college when it started... It hit just right on a Thursday night to watch it while drinking then go out with fresh material to the Landing and Doug's. So I am one of the biggest Seinfeld fans you will find.

However, I now have it ranked #2 behind The Office in my all-time greatest list. I can't even explain it - I never thought Seinfeld would be replaced - but that's where I am now. I think of The Office as timeless, where you can go back and watch any episode at any point and you're in. Seinfeld had some episodes that were totally of that era and wouldn't mean much to people today. Seinfeld probably had higher highs, but also a few duds.


*Trivia - Greg Daniels (creator of The Office and Parks & Rec) worked on Seinfeld for a short time. Not to mention being a writer for SNL, The Simpsons, and then he created King of the Hill. That guy probably deserves more credit (or blame) for my sense of humor than almost anyone alive.