r/seinfeld • u/Reallyroundthefamily • 10h ago
r/seinfeld • u/metayeti2 • 26m ago
This post is the exact opposite of the post I was going to make
r/seinfeld • u/BidAccurate4473 • 19h ago
You’re opening a Seinfeld-themed restaurant. What’s on the menu?
r/seinfeld • u/mew5175_TheSecond • 12h ago
What should Jerry have written instead of "There's nothing finer that being in your diner?"
r/seinfeld • u/PupDiogenes • 2h ago
wuwuwuwhaahaa... haaahl... habrrrr... frwilluh walluh... haaaa!
r/seinfeld • u/jyutkowi • 13h ago
Oh yeah well the jerk yard called.
A smart crowd will appreciate it.
r/seinfeld • u/RoadtoWiganPierOne • 12h ago
George’s Least Favorite Brand of Wine?
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“I was drinking in the pool!”
r/seinfeld • u/Nymphamine • 2h ago
Did anyone else notice that George’s Ava from The Stranded just sold Jerry’s apartment building ?
This has probably been asked: is there meaning or coincidence in Ava selling a property[in] Jerry’s building (“Guess who just sold 129 West 81st Street?!”) ? Am I missing something or ?
r/seinfeld • u/Open_Season187 • 21h ago
Did anyone else NOT get the whole "They're terrible people" vibe when first watching the show? Spoiler
Back when the show officially aired I never got the vibe they were all terrible. Back when it aired I was a teenager so maybe it was lost on me. But the main group didn't go out drinking on weekends, they didn't do drugs. They all had actual careers for large chunks of the show not just jobs. And a lot of the "terrible" qualities they had led to self sabotage more than just being bad people. I can see the thought process that results in seeing them as being bad people as an adult but I still think they were pretty tame in comparison to real people.
r/seinfeld • u/Small_Background_634 • 3h ago
The Parking Garage episode makes no sense and I love it
r/seinfeld • u/Actual-Internal-5106 • 13h ago
Season 7 is peak Elaine. She’s a man’s woman 😆
Breathtaking