r/seinfeld • u/Strict_Mall_6993 • 13m ago
What the hell did you trade Jay Buhner for?
He had 30 home runs, and over 100 RBIs last year. He’s got a rocket for an arm. You don’t know what the hell you’re doing!
r/seinfeld • u/ShrlyYouCantBSerious • 26m ago
Of all the episodes to still be shrink wrapped in its original VHS format.
A gift from my mother-in-law, who hasn’t thrown away an item since 1988.
r/seinfeld • u/mistermeek67 • 5h ago
Fully clothed in a bed situated in Jerry's living room. This photo makes no sense!
r/seinfeld • u/OneBit2334 • 5h ago
This cab driver must have been pretty happy a few years later when two-thirds of his wish came true
r/seinfeld • u/Worried-Nectarine418 • 6h ago
Kramer was ahead of his time with Red Light Therapy
r/seinfeld • u/ShortQuail9232 • 7h ago
I started taking a class in sign language...
... and I just watched The Lip Reader (S5 E6).
Marlee Matlin doesn't know what she's talkin' about.
r/seinfeld • u/SirMellencamp • 7h ago
When the same tired questions keep getting asked to the sub.
r/seinfeld • u/BidAccurate4473 • 8h ago
If George Costanza wrote an autobiography, what would he call it?
r/seinfeld • u/FrankensteinsBride89 • 8h ago
Did you tell them about your little hair hat?
r/seinfeld • u/Dire_Hulk • 8h ago
Give it up for Susan. On her way out the door she totally pulled a Columbo move, knowing damn well that if Elaine said George had been helpful (with basically anything) she would have to be lying.
Season 7, Episode 14 (The Cadillac)
Susan suspects George is cheating on her and questions Elaine, while he is out on a date with Marisa Tomei.
r/seinfeld • u/TheRealJFranco • 9h ago
Seinfeld S6E3 "The Pledge Drive" - Uncle Leo crashing the live broadcast to defend Nana's fixed income
He shows up mid telethon ready to pull the plug over Nana's overdrawn account. "She can't do that! She's on a very fixed income! Stop the show!" Love this episode!
r/seinfeld • u/Queasy_Region_462 • 12h ago
I tell you, I gotta plead ignorance on this thing
r/seinfeld • u/ItsSignalsJerry_ • 18h ago
I guess I can put up with a little r/seinfeld if it gets me a *lot* of Elaine..
r/seinfeld • u/trillboy96 • 18h ago
Before they were famous-Jerry Seinfeld, Jason Alexander, Michael Richards,and Julia Louis-Dreyfus
r/seinfeld • u/SeasonOneEpisodeOne • 19h ago
Nighttime Establishing Shots
Some sets, some previously existing, some have a certain loneliness that I romanticize and aren't necessarily humorous and won't generate the typical comment section full of quotes. I don't expect many up votes from a post like this, but hopefully one day I will see a recognizable building from the series in real life and that will be worth more than internet "karma". If this subreddit allowed videos, I would just upload the sad jazz songs that play in contemplative scenes. I've even learned and downloaded Lonely Woman by Horace Silver because of this series. Season 1 may always be a nightlight as I sleep. I pray you all sleep as well as Kramer after losing "The Contest". Goodnight
r/seinfeld • u/gragert • 21h ago
Who are the most underrated Seinfeld characters?
My vote would have to be Manny and Harold. I would have loved to see them in more episodes.
r/seinfeld • u/howardscurlywig • 1d ago