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Couldn't stand the character of George nor the actor who portrayed him. Jerry Seinfeld is 💯 CUCK.

Jerry: Who's Cartwright? George: I'm Cartwright Jerry: You're not Cartwright. George: OF COURSE I'M NOT CARTWRIGHT.

I remember watching it when it first aired. The Chinese restaurant episode is when I fell in love with the show. It was like a one-act play, and it was perfect.

Just what I needed. Thank you!

I never understood the repeated complaint, " Nothing happens!" Are you kidding? So much is happening. It's a brilliant piece of work!

That's one of my favourite episodes. CARTWRIGHT! CAAARTWRIIIGHT!!!🤣🤣

And Michael Richards was gutted when he wasn't written into this episode.

Jason is an Actor and comedian. Not a writer, not an director.

amazing that the literal NBC exec was the inspiration for Dowrippel later

"I'm Disturbed, I'm Depressed, I'm Inadequate - I've Got It All!" - George

really tho its legit one of the best episodes of the series

I absolutely LOVE bottle episodes. They're like concentrated material for actors and specific characters to just shine. Of course, you have to do them sparingly. Generally, you need people to already be invested in the characters and you have to have normal stuff to follow up the bottle episode, but they're excellent changes of pace.

He looks great

"FOR 50 BUCKS!?...I'D PUT MY FACE IN THEIR SOUP AND BLOW!!!" 😂😂😂😂

This Man Didn't Win an EMMY? Damn Shame. He Along With JACKIE GLEASON & ANDY GRIFFITH Never One. SHAME On the EMMY Awards. 😡

Great series......this episode was far from good.

What’s funny is that’s one of the most memorable episodes of the entire series

Waiting for Gadot!

Nothing happens is now the mantra in most TV shows.

All the actors on Seinfeld did an amazing job. George sleeping under his desk, and his boss nagging him for a calzone. Kramer putting a disposal in his shower. 😂 The stuff they came up with.

It was a daring episode by daring to do even less than a typical episode. And it worked.

"THE SUMMER OF GEORGE" ❤

That episode was HILARIOUS!!! SEINFELD....FOOOUUURRRRR!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

J Alex. Gave me so many laughs growing up, absolute class act, bless.

He should be on it’s always sunny in Philadelphia opposing Frank. Him and Danny Diveto would be great.

1:46, "you're not artistic, and you have no integrity."

gross

So the episode was Waiting for Godot.

Cartwright Cartwright!!

Genius episode. A perfect Seinfeld episode

Why did this episode have no Kramer?

That episode is one of a handful that I skip. It’s really not good.

Seinfeld and Two and a Half Men (Sheen era only) My two favorite sitcoms . I never tire of watching them

What's Milo doing there?

If I'm correct on this when this was on TV there were no commercials just like series Mad about you did on one of their episodes they were sitting in front of their daughters door while she cried herself to sleep

Larry David, the true genius

Jason Alexander MADE that show. Such a talented, funny man.

Everything changed , around 1989 . All of a sudden people are watching Seinfeld and Roseanne , and listening to a newcomer called Mariah Carey .

This is a great clip and shows the issues with today's Hollywood. Everything seems to be made by committee now. Where are the people who have a unique vision that makes something different?

Jason Alexander repeats this exact story this exact way every time. Even the « bless his heart »

CAN'T STAND YA

Lookin' good for his age

James Hong was hilarious in his scenes, i think he made the episode work

Cartwright!!

Why am I watching it? Because it's on TV! ... NOT YET.

"All in the Family" did this years before.

Button your shirt up, Jason. You're not Tom Selleck.

Everybody focus on the white shiny dot on top of his head 😵‍💫

He has aged very well!

It was a massive gamble but as Jason said neither Larry nor Jerry cared about playing the show business game, if it had failed Jerry wouldve just gone back to stand up and lived comfortably and Larry wouldve been relieved he didnt have to write more shows. The pressure wasnt on them until it actually became successful because they didnt care about impressing studio execs like most would.