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I absolutely loved it when Julia Dreyfus broke character and laughed. She had the best laugh on TV. Plus it showed how much she loved her job.

Kramer is one of the funniest characters in the history of television. I'd love to see Michael Richards do a character on another show. Don Knotts did Mr. Furley on Three's Company. Lucile Ball kept going after I love Lucy was cancelled. He's 74, so if he doesn't do another character soon it may never happen.

Mr. Peter Dick is brilliant as Elaine's boss. Ah! Sein-fart

Doesn’t this conflict the “Worlds Theory”?

I’ve recently been watching Seinfeld DVDs I’ve checked out from the local library, and I’ve come to the realization that the characters on Seinfeld all act like a bunch of fifth graders in elementary school. I was proven right when George tells a woman he’s dating that Jerry’s life revolves around breakfast cereal and Superman. I suddenly remembered as a fifth grader, my life was exactly the same - Honey Nut Cheerios and Superman The Movie - a great combination perfect for a kid in elementary school.

Micheal richards such an underrated actor

It’s always subjective (as to YOUR generation) but if you were alive and in your 20-60’s in the 1990’s, THIS SHOW EPITOMIZED and ENCAPSULATED that decade with such brilliance! Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld’s GENIUS-LEVEL writing skills in conjunction with the 4 STARS made this one of the best Television shows of its time. It’s comparable to The Honeymooners in the 50’s, Star Trek in the 60’s, MASH in the 70’s or Cheers/Cosby Show in the 80’s. SEINFELD was THAT good in the 90’s. It was in that same ELITE level of shows as those titans before and engrossed the Nation.🇺🇸 There were FAR less options for TV viewing in those decades - the 2000’s saw the fracturing of the channels with endless options via Satellite/Digital cable! 😂 And Seinfeld, like those other Giants of TV in their respective decades before, had 70% of Americans TUNED IN EVERY THURSDAY NIGHY from 8-8:30pm! EVERY WEEK for 9 years!!! EVERYONE watched this show. It’s an ALL-TIME Classic!

Peterman is like Tobias in Arrested Development, hilarious in a very cute way.

Pretty, pretty, pretty good!!

CABLE BOY!!!

My favorite episode cuz I’m a Susie and can’t stand being called Sue. Lol…. It’s a thing. 😂

Somehow I've never seen this before. One of my all-time favorite shows. I saw Jerry do a stand-up special on cable back in 1987 or 1988, and when the show came on the air I started watching right off the bat. One thing you don't really notice when you're watching a show from the start is the development of the characters. It happens over time, kind of like watching a kid slowly change over the years. Two things I really noticed once I started watching reruns years later. George changed a lot from the first episodes - early on he almost seemed to be doing a Woody Allen thing, and his wardrobe was quite different. It didn't take long for the exaggerated 'Woody' thing to go away and his wardrobe to change, but the character never really changed a whole lot. It was more just the appearance and voice that changed, with a little bit of additional 'anger' thrown in. With Kramer the thansformation was huge. He became a completely different character by the third season or so. I remember seeing Michael Richards in Weird Al's 'UHF', and Kramer seemed to start off somewhat similar to that character, though not quite as exaggerated. But Kramer became someone else completely after a while. Not only did he develop a different persona, he looked different. Michael RIchards created one of the best sitcom characters ever. Everyone on the show was fantastic - the main cast, the 'part-time' characters, the one-time appearances - great casting, great acting, great writing. This was a lot of fun to watch. Thanks Jerry, Larry, Jason, Julia, Michael, Jerry and Estelle, Wayne, and everyone else involved in 'Seinfeld'. It will live on for years to come. You've given me a lot of laughs over the last 35 years! Geez, I wasn't even 30 when the show first aired. Yikes.

thats larry davids voice lol

Shower head salesman is a homage to TAXI DRIVER

The way the episode paid tribute to all those great guest characters was so well done! Getting them all in one room like that, it feels like Avengers: Endgame. Like seeing Peterman, Frank Costanza, Newman, Joe Bookman and the Soup Nazi all together like that.

The finale was a fine episode, not the worst of the show at all. It gets a bad rap. It’s better than The Diplomat’s Club.

I’ll always be wondering how long the show would have been popular for had it kept going. If the ratings would have kept going up. Because look how popular the show is today decades later. It blows the popularity of stuff like Cheers or All in the Family Away!

I'm not sure Michael Richards has a sense of humor? He's a funny actor, with an UNBELIEVABLE talent for physical comedy, but he took it so seriously - he just didn't ever seem to get why things were funny to his castmates.

Why are bits of it cut out? Elaine laughed at Reilly's joke longer, Kramer said more to push George toward the wife line, and George was way more emphatic about jerk store being the line. Good video quality, bad edit.

It's quite fun laughing at the cast laughing at the casts' bloopers.

WHERE'S BOOKMAN?

I love this show forever...

Gotta be all Larry David with that one😅

I love watching Seinfeld. Binge watched it weekly. All the characters were great especially George and Kramer. The Finale was so clever.

Michael looks nervous, but he shouldn't be. Everybody makes a mistake, that doesn't erase a career of greatness. I've been a fan since UHF.

lol why do Americans think Latvian =Russian every damn Show lol 😂.

omg i instantly laughed when i came across the thumbnail. I LOVE the qgole "Suzie" storyline. That lady's utter revulsion is epic! Probably my fav episode. I worked at Nixon Peabody lawfirm and there is an attorney there that looks JUST like this woman.

Why Why. I don't know, I wish I know.

I'd love for them to get together just to film just one thirty second scene at the coffee shop after prison 😂 they don't even need jokes just the one line of Jason saying "that was brutal" and awkward silence

Peggy called Elaine Susie

He could've just undo the bed sheets before he heads into the bed.

That scene with Ned Ryerson 🤣

The outtakes from the funeral are hilarious beyond belief. They lost some next-level comedy due to everyone cracking up lol

JLD was so so so so gorgeous here 18:01

1:24: Lauren Gropebert.

My favorite 2 actors in this show were Elaine & Kramer. I Loved Tom's Restaurant in Manhattan. I was there several times. The scenes with Elaine & Kramer were hysterical. It must have been so hard to stay focused 😊! They both cracked eachother up! I Loved the bedroom scene with George & his Dad eating Kasha. I also happen to Love Kasha myself in different forms. Kasha Knishes & Kasha Varniska with bow ties.

Some hotels it’s impossible to untuck yourself 😂😂

Susan's mother was Laura Palmer's mother. Now that was some casting

You like to say Gore-tex

27:11 he did have the best voice to announce Susan's death. I loved Heidi. She was so hot and smart. They really should put her in something.

Damn Jason is fat

Curb is better. Fight me.

cant believe that the one who took his acting and truly acted the best, would end up not winning the stature .

Best show in America......ever❤

Nobody could do George like Jason. Best character of all time!

"if she can't find me she can't break up with me" The logic of a time long gone, nowadays she would just ghost him and not even give a second thought lol Truly an episode plot that couldn't be remade

I'll never understand people that don't like this show. Put those people on an island far far away, please. 🤣

it was a great show but the finale was pure shit. it was shameful!

Beautiful stuff ❤❤❤

Remember this one.