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Bill Murray's brother, Brian Doyle Murray, played The Bubble Boy's father.

My mistake!

It was Bill Murray's brother..He drove a truck for Yoo-Hoo

as the air leaves the bubble ...

You got it, I never liked Seinfeld's vanity project, and still detest it.

I'm positive there are TV shows I loved that you hated.

Such as vanity publishing. Difference in what we think of as a vanity project I guess.

Elaine's line at the end is priceless:

"Maybe I should go visit my mother. She just bought me some new panties, and they're all (mock-seductively) laid out for me."

usually involving Elaine, (not a square to spare) and when she was in the Sauna with someone who's breasts she thought were fake, but this one had me laugh so hard I had tears.

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someone I know was in it.

And the episode where George Castanza called Marisa Tomei to see if he could get a date with her in the afternoon just after his late fiance's funeral.

And: "Umm...I think the funeral will be done sometime in the afternoon but after that I'm pretty much free"

Jesus

And you know Festivus is right around the corner!!!

"Happy Festivus for the rest of us!"

Jerry Stiller always cracks me up...Every single line he utters is hilarious!

I took out Manhands and replaced it with The Strike

Or is it in there, and I simply don't know the title of it...?

The huge blinking red neon sign directly across the street from Kramer's bedroom window, right?

Then they begin taking on the other's mannerisms. It's a funny episode!

"You don't look like an O'Brien!"

"Ireland...the peat, ah the peat"

(Irish neo-nazis?)

And Jerry just has this WTF look on his face and he says "You're not gonna open with that are you?".

Hilarious!

Same show, right?

Just quoting the last line.

I think it was three episodes long.

Kramer a suspected serial killer.

I'd forgotten about that one.

Kramer prints up flyers with his photo on them to get an acting job, and he gives one to a woman who later gets murdered...So, after they discover her body and one of kramer's flyers is on her, he becomes a suspect.

after he gets released singing 'because the murderer struck again' all happy, then they realize how bad it looks to be happy about the murderer striking again.

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Serenity now, insanity later.

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Where George desperately has to convince a friend that he isn't paranoid and crazy regarding his old nemesis Lloyd Braun, despite all signs (falsely) pointing to him as such. Perfectly and hilariously executed. Whenever I see a story where some notable figure is making some theory that sounds completely insane, I always remark, "Don't you see? He was doing it to fool Lloyd Braun!"

Funny how many Seinfeld-isms have entered the American lexicon.

Serenity Now!

A Festivus for the rest us!

No soup for you!

I've got SHRINKAGE!

Ya gotta see the BABY!

Breathtaking!!!

Master of my domain.

Grew up in a home that had Merv on all the time. It was the kind of thing I'd expect from SCTV (they did a sketch called "The Merv Griffith Show with Rick Moranis ("Merv&quot channeling Andy Griffit from the Andy Griffith Show).

A lot of Seinfeld episodes, both legendary and forgettable, were cut from somewhat the same cloth. But the "Merv" episode was so surreal, so weird, really unlike anything else they did.

The Assman episode was the best.

Dept of Motor Vehicles lady: "Yes, you are the Assman!"

Which more people know it as

This 2:30 minute scene packed so much in it.

Frank: Inchon, Korea, 1950. I was the best cook Uncle Sam ever saw, slinging
hash for the Fighting 103rd. As we marched north, our supply lines were getting
thin. One day a couple of GIs found a crate, inside were six hundred pounds of
prime Texas steer. At least it once was prime. The Use date was three weeks
past, but I was arrogant, I was brash, I thought if I used just the right
spices, cooked it long enough...

Kramer: What happened?

Frank: I went too far. I over seasoned it. Men were keeling over all around
me. I can still hear the retching, the screaming. I sent sixteen of my own men
to the latrines that night. They were just boys.

Kramer: Frank, you were a boy too. And it was war. It was a crazy time for
everyone.

Frank: Tell that to Bobby Colby. All that kid wanted to do was go home. Well
he went home alright, with a crater in his colon the size of a cutlet. Had to
sit him on a cork the eighteen-hour flight home!

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Jerry (reading): Jewish singles night?

Kramer: I expect you both to be there.

Elaine: I'm not Jewish.

Kramer: Well neither am I.

Jerry: Well why are you going?

Kramer: I'm not, I'm running it.

Jerry: What are you talking about?

Kramer: Well Lomez, he usually runs it but he's in the Everglades.

Jerry: Lomez is Jewish?

Kramer: Oh yeah yeah yeah. Orthodox, Jerry. Old school.

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So funny. You know that was taken straight out of real life.

He was a neighbor of Jerry's parents at Del Boca Vista.

In a later episode, Morty Seinfeld sells the Cadillac Jerry gave him to Jack Klompas; and Jerry tries to buy it back from him.

(I'm not sure I'm spelling Klompas' name right)

The ketchup squirt at 1:07 is my favorite bit of physical comedy from the series:

This one has it all!

George with Tyler Chicken.
Elaine and Top of the Muffin to You.
Kramer and Peterman Reality Tour.
Newman to eat the muffin stumps.

Of course there are hundreds of great episodes, and this is by no means my favorite, however a top 5.

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