Greatest Seinfeld scene of all time. The fact it was all planned to help each other out and they couldn’t resist just tearing each down and the first chance they got. Classic Seinfeld.
@Michael you probably already know this, but the ending of that show was supposed to be George just walking into the water. That's it. So they played that clip at a rehearsal in front of a live audience and it totally fell flat, so Larry David and Seinfeld spent the night going through how they could end it. Then gave this massive monologue for Jason to read and memorize in like an hour. Then the performance you see is the very first time they ever did it and the only time they ever did it. No rehearsal on it at all.
George wanted to use the architect line in season one episode 2 when he was waiting at a lift with Jerry who was waiting for a lawyer to come down who he met at a party with Elaine the night before.
One of my favorite lines from George and from the whole show altogether -- an extraneous b.s. add-on to an already b.s. story ... accelerated weasel-ry at its finest.
I love the way this was all planned out and when the time came, George just couldn't help himself. The B.S. just had to fly. This scene never gets old.
"really didn't take very long either" Classic George there. Being an architect and designing the guggenheim wing wasn't good enough. He had to imply it was easy too LOL!
I always thought that line was hinting at how construction projects you see in the city never seem to take long to complete, because you aren’t thinking about it and one day it is suddenly finished.
George’s overly exaggerated acting as if it’s his first time seeing Jerry in 20 years, and then Jerry replying with “sorry?” just fucking kills me every time.
This is one of the best scenes in Seinfeld. Jerry and George were going to pretend not knowing each other to help Jerry out, and in the end thay just started arguing like two complete morons. It's really such clever comedy writing.
Rodrigo Ele while this scene us excellent, I think the best George/Jerry scene is when they are talking at the restaurant trying to keep the deaf woman from reading their lips
The way George holds his mouth when he sees Jerry sittin at the table sets the scene prefectly for the lines of bullshit he and Jerry are about to lay on Duncan....#classic One of my favorite episodes!!!
@@theronferbey831 100% agree. the audience always clapped for kramer when he entered a scene, since he was the "breakthrough" character, but george truly carried the show and deserved that applause imo. almost every classic episode is centered around george and i'd expect nothing less from a character modelled after larry david himself
Everyone keeps saying, and it didn't take very long either is the line that got lost in the scene... I disagree! I think this line about my driver's waiting outside is absolutely the most significant line that's lost in the scene!🤣😂🤣😭😭😭
There is so much in that simple line in my opinion... He's pretending he hasn't seen him in a long time, so for all he knows that could be Jerry's wife. Nevertheless George just snobs her like that, knowing that she wouldn't last long (as always). He really seized every chance of being an asshole "for free" in this scene. Great, great acting.
I think it's simpler than that. George is only there to lie to Duncan for Jerry. So when he's introduced to Lois, he brushes her off since her role has no bearing on the goal.
George got the last laugh though when he said he should get going since his driver is waiting and basically got Jerry to submit since his entire alibi depended on George being there
"Boy, you really went bald there..." ROFLMAOOOOO "Well, you've really built yourself up into something." "Well, well...I, uh, had a dream, Jerry..." Classic scene. One of my all-time favorites. F'ing hilarious...😄👍
Given the detail and the direction that the loss of virginity story was going, it sounds almost like it did happen. But given that it is George that is telling it, one can't but question it's authenticity.
in this scene you notice how jerry+george's covert ruse allows them to take real digs they would never otherwise take. it's the first time their attitudes towards each other become truthful! hilarious as hell!
@@mihails.6398 there is another George character, it's the original George who's Larry David! Watch Curb Your Enthusiasm and you'll get all the George Costanza you can imagine
For me I loose it at 2:50 when Jerry tries to get things back on track and George had almost had it with Jerry's antics and decides to leave. "Oh the big race, yes". Georges face is so priceless as you can see how pissed off he is at Jerry.
I like how George came into the coffee shop, but when he started getting humiliated by Jerry, his «driver was waiting outside» and he wanted to bail. Without buying anything? LOL.
Love how Jerry starts it all by pretending to not recognize George, and it escalates with such comedic perfection. In the end, George just starts to leave forgetting all about the plan😂😂😂. Seinfeld is truly the greatest comedy of all time
George didn't forget anything. Jerry was insulting him too much and exposing his lies so George reminded Jerry that he needed him by pretending to leave
Well at least he was nominated multiple times in the Emmys. Unlike Michael Richards, Jason Alexander also got Golden Globe nominations for his role. He didn't win any of them either, but he beat Michael Richards on the Golden Globes.
George was my favourite character. "You know I've always wanted to pretend to be an architect." Just one of dozens of amazing lines perfectly delivered.
Best episode, and best scene. Highlights everything PHONY and hilarious about George. This episode bizarrely never gets mentioned in Top Ten lists either.
There's Ralph Kramden and Ed Norton, There's Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble, Andy Taylor and Barney Fife, Frasier and Niles and then there's Jerry and George. Jason Alexander and Jerry Seinfeld had such impeccable chemistry together that I'm shocked they had never met before the show because they have this rhythm with each other that feels like old friends. That cast was magic
Yes, tis and the Roommate Switch are two of the greatest Seinfeld moments. This is so multi-layered, it's incredible. I love the tiny pause before Jerry says 'Boy, you really went bald there, huh?'....
George and Jerry really are best friends. George was about to bounce after Jerry was tearing into him, but when reminded about the race, he stopped and helped him.
What gets me is the guy in the crowd that laughs by himself or before the rest of the crowd does... he does it twice, from 0:18 to 0:22 and again at around 3:30. My God, in and of itself, this is hilarious!
There are so many great moments in Seinfeld history. I think this is my favorite. "Boy ya really went bald there didn't ya?" LMAO! "Yeah I guess I started losing it when I was about 28. Right around the tiem I made my 1st million" "I'm an architect" LOOOOOL! "Ya gotta hole in your sneaker. What is that canvas?" "That was the day I lost my virignity Ms. Stafford the voluptuous homeroom teacher " "I was in detention and she came up behind me" LOOOOOOL! BEST SHOW EVER!
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Greatest Seinfeld scene of all time. The fact it was all planned to help each other out and they couldn’t resist just tearing each down and the first chance they got. Classic Seinfeld.
George is a great liar
hahahah so good.
OH the big race! Yes, yes...
@Michael you probably already know this, but the ending of that show was supposed to be George just walking into the water. That's it. So they played that clip at a rehearsal in front of a live audience and it totally fell flat, so Larry David and Seinfeld spent the night going through how they could end it. Then gave this massive monologue for Jason to read and memorize in like an hour. Then the performance you see is the very first time they ever did it and the only time they ever did it. No rehearsal on it at all.
It had more to do with George making himself look good to somebody he knew from high school.
Love the inhale before "I'm an architect". George so happy he's got an opportunity to use his favourite fake job title.
😂😂😂 I always loved that part the best. He sounds so confident and with a smile on his face knowing he gets to bullshit someone with that
@@BillyLeotarto216 and the look on Jerry’s face like “here we go with this shit” lmao
George wanted to use the architect line in season one episode 2 when he was waiting at a lift with Jerry who was waiting for a lawyer to come down who he met at a party with Elaine the night before.
Too bad he wasnt a marine biologist
"Yep, yep, didn't take very long either"... absolute genius line. It's the least architect thing to say and the most George thing to say.
Rusty G A lot of architects would probably like to say that, but they don't dare to.
George is sucha loser
You just know Larry David wrote that line.
One of my favorite lines from George and from the whole show altogether -- an extraneous b.s. add-on to an already b.s. story ... accelerated weasel-ry at its finest.
"Wow you really BUILT yourself up there" another great line
I love the way this was all planned out and when the time came, George just couldn't help himself. The B.S. just had to fly. This scene never gets old.
It's not a lie, if you believe it
Its so genius how they get so carried away insulting each other, George almost forgets what he was even supposed to do in the first place!
"Well you really built yourself up into something!"
Simone Tanzi - “I had a dream Jerry.”
It's hilarious how it sounds normal do the characters in the scene but it has a completely different meaning to the audience
@@nczioox1116 almost as if that were the intention too!
Are those sneakers canvas ? LMAO
@@Lue_Jonin George should've smugly said "Well yes Jerry when I go out on the yacht I wear canvas sneakers"
"really didn't take very long either" Classic George there. Being an architect and designing the guggenheim wing wasn't good enough. He had to imply it was easy too LOL!
such a low life brag :D
I always thought that line was hinting at how construction projects you see in the city never seem to take long to complete, because you aren’t thinking about it and one day it is suddenly finished.
I thought maybe it was a joke about the Guggenheim addition's design itself
George’s overly exaggerated acting as if it’s his first time seeing Jerry in 20 years, and then Jerry replying with “sorry?” just fucking kills me every time.
Probably the best moment of the entire show.
THE SEA WAS ANGRY THAT DAY MY FRIENDS
Like an old man sending back soup at a deli
😂😂😂
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"Jerry, just remember, it's not a lie if you believe it." -George Costanza
This is one of the best scenes in Seinfeld. Jerry and George were going to pretend not knowing each other to help Jerry out, and in the end thay just started arguing like two complete morons. It's really such clever comedy writing.
Rodrigo Ele while this scene us excellent, I think the best George/Jerry scene is when they are talking at the restaurant trying to keep the deaf woman from reading their lips
All episodes of the show are clever comedy writing.
Someone needs to do a documentary on the 16 people who watched this clip and gave it a thumbs down.
true....cuz they clearly need our help....we need to know their story!
+andrew miller people like that are sick! I tell you, SICK, thats what they are.
I'm sure Big Bang Theory is more their speed.
It kind of hurt to type that.
I had a dream Jerry
@@buymeskittles2719 it had to be done
Ever spoken word. Every nuance by every character in this scene. Filled with hilarity. On such a universal level...
Oh it's gold baby
It's just beautiful. Perfection.
@@gj-fi2ut its gold jerry, gold
Very true...
@@RahulKumar-ng2gh !
The way George holds his mouth when he sees Jerry sittin at the table sets the scene prefectly for the lines of bullshit he and Jerry are about to lay on Duncan....#classic One of my favorite episodes!!!
then there is George's expression after Jerry mentions his lack of hair,priceless. That show would have been nothing without Costanza.
@@theronferbey831 100% agree. the audience always clapped for kramer when he entered a scene, since he was the "breakthrough" character, but george truly carried the show and deserved that applause imo. almost every classic episode is centered around george and i'd expect nothing less from a character modelled after larry david himself
"Ya know, my driver is waiting outside."
Vintage Costanza!!!
Everyone keeps saying, and it didn't take very long either is the line that got lost in the scene... I disagree! I think this line about my driver's waiting outside is absolutely the most significant line that's lost in the scene!🤣😂🤣😭😭😭
oh THE BIG RACE! yes...yes...
The line "Didn't take very long either" gets lost in this scene. That is absolutely hilarious and is classic George.
Rusty Kuntz not sure I’d say the line got lost when every other comment here points it out, LOL
2:50 By this stage George was like "To hell with Jerry and his bullshit story." Gotta love Seinfeld.
I do!
gutz1981 ,
It's actually on 2:38 when George is "Fuck this shit. I'm getting the fuck out of here."
"This is Lois."
"Hi Dear..."
lol
There is so much in that simple line in my opinion... He's pretending he hasn't seen him in a long time, so for all he knows that could be Jerry's wife. Nevertheless George just snobs her like that, knowing that she wouldn't last long (as always). He really seized every chance of being an asshole "for free" in this scene. Great, great acting.
I think it's simpler than that. George is only there to lie to Duncan for Jerry. So when he's introduced to Lois, he brushes her off since her role has no bearing on the goal.
@@bbprince4690 bingo bro that's the same thing I thought
@@bbprince4690 yeah he is there for one reason only
George should've never made fun about jerry being a comedian, jerry always has good counter attacks, George was sweating after the shoe remark
shoqwave hahahahahahahaha yeeees hahahahahaha
George got the last laugh though when he said he should get going since his driver is waiting and basically got Jerry to submit since his entire alibi depended on George being there
It actually started with Jerry pretending not to remember George.
At least Jerry travels wherever he's called from whichever nightclub they want him
@@rturae It just shows they are good friends. George having the last laugh would mean him bolting off without waiting to help Jerry.
Every line in this is perfection.
"Boy, you really went bald there..."
ROFLMAOOOOO
"Well, you've really built yourself up into something."
"Well, well...I, uh, had a dream, Jerry..."
Classic scene. One of my all-time favorites. F'ing hilarious...😄👍
Miss stafford the vuluptuous homeroom teacher...... Lolololololololol!!!!
Given the detail and the direction that the loss of virginity story was going, it sounds almost like it did happen. But given that it is George that is telling it, one can't but question it's authenticity.
+gutz1981 nah it's even less believable than the rest of his story.
it's not a lie if you believe it.
"She came up behind me while I was erasing the blackboard" Ahahahahahahah!!!
"You really want bald there didn't you?" Jerry can be so mean haha😂
I know Jerry isn't really an actor, but his delivery on the "full, thick head of hair" line is PERFECT! Hahahaha!
The hand movements HAHAHA
George's story of his homeroom teacher had me laughing my ass off 😂😭
Jerry's face after George says I'm an architect, priceless!!😀😀😀
love the little dance george does at 0:36
That's what makes an excellent actor such
+toffolotty and that's what makes this so difficult...
Lmao, it's so hilarious George and Jerry start ripping on each other and almost completely blow the whole plan.
I love how it goes from an act of not seeing each other in a while to a full on roast session.
One of the best George and Jerry scenes.
I fucking love how they get so caught up digging at eachother that they completely forget what they were suppose to do.
Genious scene :D
in this scene you notice how jerry+george's covert ruse allows them to take real digs they would never otherwise take. it's the first time their attitudes towards each other become truthful! hilarious as hell!
It's too bad we'll never see a character like George again. He's so shameless; I love it.
Don't be so happy about it. Life is full of surprises !
@@mihails.6398 there is another George character, it's the original George who's Larry David! Watch Curb Your Enthusiasm and you'll get all the George Costanza you can imagine
@@SnoopCatts still not the same
"hole in the canvas"
**George makes excuse to leave**
0:20 - That look from George....maybe my all time favorite scene. 😄
What do you do, "did you ever notice" that kinda stuff? :D
-- And then the comeback: "Well you really went bold there didn't you?"
hahaha
pure gold
*bald
well, he went bold too
@@gbballpl gold Albert, gold!
BALD....not bold.
Best Seinfeld scene, and that is really something.
Easily one of the greatest comedic scenes of all time. Pure genius everyone. Jason is such an amazing actor.
The best scene from the greatest show of all time. Thanks for posting this.
You got a hole in your sneaker, what is that canvas?..........man that was a classic line, I fell over the first time I heard that.
Jerry should have taken advantage and have George pay the bill
One of my favorite George moments.
For me I loose it at 2:50 when Jerry tries to get things back on track and George had almost had it with Jerry's antics and decides to leave. "Oh the big race, yes". Georges face is so priceless as you can see how pissed off he is at Jerry.
-"Well you've really built yourself up into something "
-"Well well I had a dream Jerry"
George dis'n Jerry's standup act caused Jerry to cut DEEP & HARD on George in retaliation.😀 LMAO 👍
"It really didn't take that long either."
I wonder he didn't pretend that he designed the Twin Towers ! In any case it would have been consistent with what happened later. 🤣🤣🤣
Lady laughing like crazy always gets me at 2:53
George forgetting why he was there in the first place. Pricelsss comedy
For me, it's the guy laughing at 0:20. It's like he's cranking up his laugh
I love it when Jerry's friends rip on his comedy!
I like how George came into the coffee shop, but when he started getting humiliated by Jerry, his «driver was waiting outside» and he wanted to bail. Without buying anything? LOL.
This is such an awesome clip! What George had built himself up into and the pettiness of the race... I just love this entire season!!
"You know you got a hole in your sneakers there what are those canvas?" 😂😂😂
Love how Jerry starts it all by pretending to not recognize George, and it escalates with such comedic perfection. In the end, George just starts to leave forgetting all about the plan😂😂😂. Seinfeld is truly the greatest comedy of all time
George didn't forget anything. Jerry was insulting him too much and exposing his lies so George reminded Jerry that he needed him by pretending to leave
How come Jason Alexander did't win a single emmy?...what a shame :(
Isn't he adorable?
He was always pitted against the crowd favorite, Michael Richards (Kramer).
Well at least he was nominated multiple times in the Emmys. Unlike Michael Richards, Jason Alexander also got Golden Globe nominations for his role. He didn't win any of them either, but he beat Michael Richards on the Golden Globes.
One of my favorite scenes in Seinfeld series. So funny. They play off each other so well
This scene is an example as to why Seinfeld is considered the crème de la crème of comedy shows. Past, present, and future.
Some seinfeld scenes are just perfect. The character's reactions,dialogue, the timing,etc it's just perfect.
That's gotta be Elaine laughing in the background at 2:54
Somebody put a pez dispenser on her lap again.
+nikiyen6 play George had hand... And he's gonna need it!
+nikiyen6 but George had hand... And he's gonna need it!
you mean Julia, elaine doesn't exist outside the camera....
Get out!
I had a dream, Jerry
OH THE BIG RACE! Yes.....yes......
one of the best scenes!!!! Love George's look at Jerry and Jerry saying "I'm sorry ah?"
priceless...genius...
“Boy you really went bald there didn’t ya?” I’m fucking crying
the way jerry says " I'm sorry" gets me every time 😂
I get the feeling this was improvised, which makes it even better.
George was my favourite character. "You know I've always wanted to pretend to be an architect." Just one of dozens of amazing lines perfectly delivered.
I love how George always 100% when he has to bluff. Really takes it to the max :))
i still can't believe this guy fixated on the fact that he lost one measly insignificant race twenty years ago
When you are a kid you always want to be stronger or faster than your friends
+joshfactor1 that's what makes it funny
Fixating on insignificant events is the point of Seinfeld and why it's funny..
Isn't it even more ridiculous that Jerry is so damn determined to keep this lie alive though?
@@PhenomResurrections08 fair point
love this scene so much
You got a hole in your sneaker...is that a canvas?
"You know, my driver's waiting" 😂😂😂
Best episode, and best scene. Highlights everything PHONY and hilarious about George. This episode bizarrely never gets mentioned in Top Ten lists either.
Joe McKeown 100%
But for all George's lies, about himself .. He usually pulls it off!
"This episode bizarrely never gets mentioned in Top Ten lists either." Speaks volumes about how many excellent episodes this show has really.
There's Ralph Kramden and Ed Norton, There's Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble, Andy Taylor and Barney Fife, Frasier and Niles and then there's Jerry and George. Jason Alexander and Jerry Seinfeld had such impeccable chemistry together that I'm shocked they had never met before the show because they have this rhythm with each other that feels like old friends. That cast was magic
So very well said! And, I'm old enough to remember each and every one of them!
There simply is no greater show than Seinfeld.
I love when Jerry says "You've got a hole in your sneaker...what is that, canvas?"haha, priceless!:)
Pure comedic genius. Every single line is hilarious!
Comedic gold. One of the best scenes in Seinfeld history
Imo, one the funniest scenes of the show. “Oh the big raceee?... yess, yesss....🤨”
"you really went bald there, didn't you ..." lol
@Ortmeyer41 The ocean was angry that day my friend...
yep
how are u man
@@lucvs2221 Getting by. You?
Like an old man trying to send back soup at a deli
@@ithemeparkOFFICIAL holy shit. You reply to ten year old comments?
the face jerry makes at 2:03 after george says he is an arquitects is hilarious!!!!! HAHAHAHA
I LOVE George's face right before he says 'Oh my God!'
PRICELESS.
Jason was incredible here.
The best scene ever! :D
"well you really went bald there didn't you?!" hahaha
CLASSIC SCENE!!!! Love it!
Yes, tis and the Roommate Switch are two of the greatest Seinfeld moments. This is so multi-layered, it's incredible. I love the tiny pause before Jerry says 'Boy, you really went bald there, huh?'....
Without a doubt one of the greatest scenes in the series.
This is truly brilliant acting! One of the best Seinfeld scenes of all time.
George and Jerry really are best friends. George was about to bounce after Jerry was tearing into him, but when reminded about the race, he stopped and helped him.
Lol this felt like it was improved. You could see both guys get slightly thrown off by the insult and of course Jerry is classic in comebacks.
"...and it didn't take very long either!"
That is one of my favorite lines in the entire show. It is so ridiculously funny!
One of my favorite scenes...
What gets me is the guy in the crowd that laughs by himself or before the rest of the crowd does... he does it twice, from 0:18 to 0:22 and again at around 3:30. My God, in and of itself, this is hilarious!
LOL you really went bald there wtf
One of the best performances by Jason from the whole series!!
so you do "Did you ever notice?" stuff ... amazing burn
"I had a dream Jerry"
There are so many great moments in Seinfeld history. I think this is my favorite.
"Boy ya really went bald there didn't ya?" LMAO!
"Yeah I guess I started losing it when I was about 28. Right around the tiem I made my 1st million"
"I'm an architect" LOOOOOL!
"Ya gotta hole in your sneaker. What is that canvas?"
"That was the day I lost my virignity Ms. Stafford the voluptuous homeroom teacher "
"I was in detention and she came up behind me" LOOOOOOL!
BEST SHOW EVER!
“Well, you’ve really BUILT yourself up...into something!“
“Yeah... I had a dream.”
“You got a hole on your sneaker, what is that canvas?” LMAO
George's initial reaction is the lit🤣🤣
thanks for posting ...one of the best scenes of jerry and george making fun of each other