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I wouldn’t call this an Easter egg, but Julia Louis-Dreyfus was actually sick when the Season Seven premier was recorded. The scene where Elaine was screaming at her neighbor’s barking dog must have been filmed after she got her voice back and was most likely inserted into the episode to explain the hoarseness of her voice.
In the Puerto Rican day parade episode, when Elaine is running after the taxi for the second time you can see the film crew in the reflection of the store glass for a second
Jerrys apartment is an LA apartment. It has something to prevent damage from earthquakes in the building. At least that is what I remember from watching the DVD commentary
The cars! Even in the parking garage scene highlighted, sooo many interesting cars! And throughout the series, and of course all the Porsche posters in Jerry's apartment.
Loved that the cashier Ruthie had an episode all about her being Georges misfortune. She was clueless & it made her so lovable especially when she said "Merry Christmas "
I grew up watching this show every weeknight in elementary school and recently got back into it. I definitely have a new appreciation of this show and I think it still stands today!
It's been a year now and the fact that this is your favorite episode still lives rent free in my head. Please tell me more of your favorite things. I find you absolutely fascinating
@@damnedisraeli9383 are you talking about Kramer the character because he was amazing or are we talking about Michael Richards as a person?? Him Mel and some more are not the best of people but you can’t deny their acting abilities so I couldn’t agree more with Vamdynamite💯💯💯
The first conversation of the series is about George’s shirt button being too high. The last conversation of the series, in the cell, is about George’s shirt button being too high and George replying “haven’t we talked about this already”.
That IS really awesome. The only way to catch it is if you have an amazing memory or for some reason stream them one after the other. And streaming didn't exist when that aired so unless you got really lucky watching them on syndication, you would never see them close enough together to catch that. Simply amazing. It's like the easter eggs some programmers put in early video games for the Atari. Sometimes the only way to find the easter egg is to look at the code for the game. But to do that in the 70s... I mean PCs didn't even exist yet. You'd have to design and build a device to read the data off of atari cartidges and print it off on a screen or paper. But even if you got the data, it's just binary. It's not meant to be read by a person. So you have to go through it one number at a time and literally decode what might be 30,000 numbers or more. Then depending on the easter egg, you might be able to go through the decoded text one letter at a time and see if any of it spells out anything meaningful or if it's just all computer instructions. If it's instructions then you have to decode what those instructions are. Write them out. Then reverse engineer the program to figure out what the instructions do. And then hope that those instructions have some sort of easter egg in them.
how bout when george and jerry are in a taxi and theyre talking about nail clippers. george says he loves prison and jerry replies “it is fascinating” and then george comes back with “maybe some day”
The biggest one that NO ONE gets: In the episode with the Sunshine Carpet Cleaners, at the end, Wilhelm is brainwashed and a now a member of the cult. He says his name is "Tonya". This is a reference to Patty Hearst, when she was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army, she used the name "Tonya".
Anyone who was a teen or adult back then gets all the types of jokes Jerry, Larry David, and the other writers wrote that refer back to the 1960s. There are may jokes they had that refer back to that time that only people who lived in the 1960s would understand. That's one thing I really loved about the show. They were " inside" jokes that NO ONE would ever get unless they lived back then. It was genius.
In The Chinese Restaurant, the guy who George implores to get off the pay phone is the same actor who played the photographer when George was a hand model.
@14:30.... The blooper of when they fire up the car to leave!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 It doesn't start!!! You can see all the actors laughing HARD!! Kramer improvised the part where he gets out and looks back and around! It's as funny as when Kram SLAMS the A/C in the trunk. He insisted on carrying a real A/C in there! Sooo funny!!! Scope out the "Inside looks" to the episode
As far as the Costanza/Cartright connection .... In the season 4 episode, The Watch, when George goes to Russell Dalrymple's apartment, the doorman announces him, "There's a George Bonanza to see you."
I can not tell you how much I loved this show. It took me a little bit but then I was totally on board. Who knew that this show will end up being the BEST comedy show in history !! One of a kind, never boring and the best of all.....EVEN after all these years it is still the only one show I never get tired of watching ❤ Now I know I've never seen the very first episode.
I felt that way about curb as well. I didn’t like it at first. Not bad but something felt slow. Then After a season I couldn’t stop! I never watched Seinfeld until 2 years ago. I hated how he talked to Larry king. So arrogant
WRONG,THIS FUCKING SO CALLED COMEDY SHOW WAS CREATED FOR BRAIN DEAD PEOPLE.THERES NOTHING FUNNY ABOUT A GUY BEING TOLD THAT WHAT HE IS EATING AN ONION. THIS STUPID SHOW DRIVES ME MAD,JUST HEARING A COMPUTER generated lafter is to much. IF YOU REALLY VALUE COMEDY WATCH SHOWS LIKE PARKS AND RECREATION,THE GILLIGAN'S ISLAND,THIRD ROCK FROM THE SUN AND MANY OTHERS. SO PLEASE FOR god FUCKING SAKE STAY AWAY FROM THIS SHOW AND ALSO THE office.
THANKS FOR SEEING ME THE WAY I AM.YES I AM CRAZY,BUT NOT BRAIN DEAD. REMEMBER THIS SHOW MAKES PEOPLE STUPID. SO PLEASE PAIVI YOU LOOK LIKE AN AMAZING AND SMART LADY PLEASE I BEG OF YOU STOP WATCHING CRAP.
That time Kramer was drinking beer & holding a cig in his mouth, finished and burps while smoke comes out of his mouth... looks at a guy at the bar and says " Man, that's a good beer... 🗣ehYAH !!! " 🤣🤣🤣🤣
There is one scene that kills me every single time I see it. When Kramer comes in and slaps the money down on Jerry's table and says "I'm out" in the "Contest".
In an early season Kramer talks about how he only takes baths. Then in a later episode he talks about how he would never take a bath and sit in his own filth.
Jerry's dad owned Seinfeld Signs, big sign company. Had major signs on Sunrise Highway in Massapequa,LI,NY where Seinfields lived I did too. We both went to Massapequa HS.
Small detail missed. In one episode Jerry opens up his refrigerator door and on the right door shelf there is a grey poupon dijon mustard. This js in an episode a week or two after Kramer complained he can't eat his turkey sandwich with Jerry's basic yellow mustard.😊
Not just one of the best comedy shows but one of the best shows ever period. The way they kept up with every little detail and references from previous episodes/seasons was groundbreaking. Also to see the stars that passed thru the show and went on to stardom ( Teri hatcher/Debra messing etc...)....and then to get all those characters to come back for the finale was incredible. To me this show along with Three's Company are the two best comedy shows of all time. John Ritter's Jack Tripper and Jerry Seinfeld very different but yet similar in there will never be characters like them. Both geniuses in there own way.
I liked the argument between Poppie and Kramer as to when a pizza becomes a pizza. Coincided beautifully with the earlier argument between Poppie and Elaine about abortion.
The best show EVER to be on T.V.!!! I used to work with a girl who was also a Seinfeld fanatic and everyday that we worked together we would always be quoting the show 😂
Another Son of Sam reference..... Kramer and a rich Texan(?) were betting on plane arrivals at the airport. Kramer needed collateral and talked Newman (who took over the same route as David Berkowitz) brought in the "Son of Sam" mail pouch. The Texan even asked about the talking dog scenario and a joke was made about the dogs saying to "lay off the snacks"!!
The Chinese Restaurant...the actor playing the maitre d was on several episodes of Bonanza as well. He played the cousin of the Cartwright's cook Hop Sing.
What got me was the yellow EWR schedule (Newark Airport) on Jerry's fridge. They never, ever went to Newark - only to LaGuardia or JFK - sometimes both! 😀
Son of Sam is also mentioned when Kramer is betting on flights at the airport. Newman brings in Berkowitz's mailbag as payment, and states that he "took over his route".
Such a great idea -- they even showed Berkowitz's supposed mailbag that Newman kept, an old-fashioned leather type if I recall. I'm surprised this video left that one out.
I had a green ‘73 Impala that looked exactly like the one in that episode. When I was in college, I took a Summer road trip with two pals in that great car. One of the hubcaps came off as we were driving up to Muir Woods in California. It actually rolled past us and one of my friends jumped out of the (slow) moving car and grabbed it. Pretty funny! 😄
Another car/bizarro “Jerry” easter egg, Jerry has a few photos of car on his walls. Bizarro Jerry/Kevin has a few photos of horses/bicycles. A Jackie Child’s easter egg happens when Kramer tries to sue the tobacco companies. The actors name that plays Kramer’s attorney Jackie, is Phillip Morris.
The music mixed with the comedy is why I'll always love watching Seinfeld episodes! I basically have it on loop on whatever app has the rights to stream it.
As long as you were talking about the Son of Sam connection (little of which was exactly a hidden detail), you might have mentioned that Newman was the proud owner of Son of Sam's mail carrier bag, from the serial killer's days as a fellow postman.
Another Son of Sam reference was the episode Kramer is placing bets on departing and arriving planes. When Kramer inevitably loses he asks to go once more, double or nothing. Calls Newman (Kramer’s “bank”), Newman shows up at the Diplomats Club with a mail bag. Showing the bag to the guy Kramer is betting with he reads “David Berkowitz” Newman says “Son of Sam”. It’s revealed that Newman took over his route.
An Easter egg I spotted yesterday is in the episode the Parking garage George is sitting on a car with the license plate reading Bif and Jerry is always calling or comparing George to Biff Loman
At first, I thought you were saying the license plate said, "Bif and Jerry is always calling or comparing George to Biff Loman." That's a lot to fit on a license plate!🤓
This show is the most influential sitcom of all time. Bottle episodes, observational humour, dark comedy with immoral protagonists, single-cam filming, product placement, connecting plot-lines, etc. It all began with Seinfeld.
Bottle episodes are much older than Seinfeld, which began in 89. For example, the first season of UK sitcom Only Fools and Horses, shown in 81, includes two bottle eps.
If you say so. I didn't watch it until a year or two ago, I binge watched it on Netflix I think. I never watched it while it was running because Jerry's comedy wasn't funny to me. I can't think of any of the friends I ran with who watched it either.
It's been a while since I watched them, but I do remember an episode where you get to see Kramer's apartment because he's gotten a TV talk show set that was thrown away and set up his living room as a talk show.
Superman showing up in some way in every episode I remember reading about trivial facts with Seinfeld. This show is awesome. Always love the scenes between Jerry and Newman 😅
Larry David also was the voice on the plane in the episode where Elaine got stuck flying coach and Jerry was in first class and there's a seen when she was being served a meal and the only meal left was a kosher meal and a guy yells out he ordered the kosher meal but he forgot. I'm pretty sure that was Larry David as well
Larry David was the voice that stole Jerry's car in that early season and the finale when Jerry is doin stand-up in prison, he ask a guy what he is in for, and it's Larry David that says "Grand Theft Auto" lol then David says "You suck! I'm gonna cut you!" 🤣
I was lucky enough to see these as they aired every Thursday. My friends and i couldn't wait, it was a whole thing lol. I wonder, also being a HUGE fan on Roseanne, was John Rudolph the actor who played her father in the early seasons? Loved him there too.
I have noticed that in the episode where they get the limousine, Jerry's jeans are too long, so they shortened them by just folding them up, because as a tailor, I noticed that there was no stitches for a hem
I always thought it was hilarious that Newman had a poster of the Food Pyramid on his wall. I'm sure he didn't eat his vegetables. You can see it when he sits in his chair.
The brown Ford Fairmont or Mercury Zephyrs that all of a sudden would not start? This was a blooper, the car was supposed to start but when it did not they just left it in and rightly so. So what happened?? These Fords all had an "inertia" switch in the trunk. I was a safety switch that would shut off the electric fuel pump if the car was struck from behind. When Kramer crashes that heavy AC into the trunk he inadvertently tripped the switch. This switch could also be tripped by simply slamming the trunk lid down to fast/hard. I remember driving down a street near a park and 7 lady's were pushing a station wagon up the street I was on. I asked what was up and one said the car would not start after just running fine. I asked if anyone of them had just closed the rear gate? Answer was yes, I got out opened the gate and reset the Button on the inertia switch, station wagon started right up. I got some nice hugs and a few kisses out of that one.
A bunch of us were riding in the car and Judy was driving- she hit a huge pothole & the whole car shook badly. We got where we were going and when we came out the car wouldn't start, wouldn't even crank- (it was manual trans.) I guessed that the clutch pedal interlock switch got dislodged in the pothole jolt & it did! Snap it back in & we're back on the road.
On the first one #20 The Chinese Restaurant host in restaurant James Hong a veteran actor by then was actually in a Bonanza episode "San Fransisco Holiday" in 1959. He played Hop Sings cousin.
Loved this show but I wish to make a correction. Since this video is 9 months old I'm sure someone else has probably pointed out that the convertible behind Jerry, at the dealership, is not s SAAB 900. It's a Mercedes SLK 230.
2 facts missed! 1 is randumb! Jerry mom (the actress) actually dated James Dean back in the day! And 2... the openings to the show in Season 8 & 9 have no comedy intros in the clubs (stand ups) After Larry left, Jerry was working soooooo HARD, he felt as if he couldn't also write stand up bits to do for the show as well.
0:01 Did you ever notice the guy in the audience that constantly kept trying to laugh first at the jokes? You can hear him in other sitcoms too doing the same thing, in Married with Children and I think that in Mad About You and maybe in Friends too...
@@VinylSkillz I just searched and they were all filmed live in front of a studio audience. I would've noticed if they were canned. It's gotta be some sitcom fan loooking for attention. Apparently you didn't notice one thing nor the other... Man.
@@VinylSkillz Look it up. Laugh tracks on outdoors, obviously, which were rare. Or go waste someome else's morning. Blocked already, in case of that case.
@@VinylSkillzOnly added to outdoor scenes where they weren’t filming on a soundstage and couldn’t be in front of an audience. For authenticity, they would show the stage audience the scene after it was recorded and use the laughs from the actual reaction to add in later. A prerecorded and recycled laugh track in the sense of 60s & 70s was not used.
There is an episode where Jerry's father Morty is played by a different character, I believe it's "the stake out". Also "the Handcapped spot" was remade when Gerry Stiller took over the part of George's father. I had the original on tape with a totally different actor.
George messing up the 67 GTO would totally be something on purpose, just to highlight (for car aficionados) that George is lying and knows nothing about cars.
As far as the applause and Kramer is concerned, I always heard that Jerry got really jealous so he's the one that made them simmer down when Kramer would enter the room. I can totally see that.
How can you miss the JFK PARODY of the “Magic Lugie of Keith Hernandez” featuring Wayne Knight in the precise position he played in the actual scene from JFK?
The Chinese restaurant Matre'D played Hop Sing in Bonanza. Hop Sing is also the name of the chinese food take out place that Elaine gets her boyfriend blacklisted at.
There's a good Frasier joke too about Cartwright. Martin is out with someone and they had been talking about their favourite Bonanza characters. Later on he is mad at Niles and Frasier. Martin: Boy, I've had it with you guys. If you were "Hoss" and Little Joe, Ben Cartwright would kick your sorry butts right off the Ponderosa. Frasier: Dad. Dad, we're sorry. Niles: Very sorry. *Martin leaves* Frasier: He's back on the Cartwrights again. You know, some day we really should ask him just who the hell they are?
25:53 Regarding "Pretty Woman" - There is a sticker over the letters "WO", so the back of the VHS-tape actually reads "PRETTY - - MAN". Maybe a small internal joke on Jason's behalf? (I imagine this would have been the reaction from Jason Alexander if he had noticed that: GEORGE: From "The Betrayal" in the Airplane to India: (Heavily sarcastic. He's angered at Jerry) "Good one. Very funny. You're very funny, Jerry. That's what I always tell people. (Yelling out) Jerry Seinfeld's a funny guy!"
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I wouldn’t call this an Easter egg, but Julia Louis-Dreyfus was actually sick when the Season Seven premier was recorded.
The scene where Elaine was screaming at her neighbor’s barking dog must have been filmed after she got her voice back and was most likely inserted into the episode to explain the hoarseness of her voice.
In the Puerto Rican day parade episode, when Elaine is running after the taxi for the second time you can see the film crew in the reflection of the store glass for a second
Jerrys apartment is an LA apartment. It has something to prevent damage from earthquakes in the building. At least that is what I remember from watching the DVD commentary
The cars! Even in the parking garage scene highlighted, sooo many interesting cars! And throughout the series, and of course all the Porsche posters in Jerry's apartment.
imagine he DID change his name to O.J.
We'd had an episode with Elaine trying to convince him to change it again
Loved that the cashier Ruthie had an episode all about her being Georges misfortune. She was clueless & it made her so lovable especially when she said "Merry Christmas "
5:56 "A man wearing a cape." LD standing there in a cape gets me every time.😂😂😂
I grew up watching this show every weeknight in elementary school and recently got back into it. I definitely have a new appreciation of this show and I think it still stands today!
Few months about I got the complete series for 25$-30$. Brand new. So much extras!
@@jasonsimpkins5040 The Inside Looks are priceless.
My favorite Seinfeld scene was when Kramer came dancing out of Elaine's roommate's bedroom to African jungle boogie music wrapped in a towel. 😁
True that, Brenda,,,,,,I am brought to tears in the episode Kramer stuffs the bagel(?) in his mouth before he can enter a store…js
That was a crazy roommate.
It's been a year now and the fact that this is your favorite episode still lives rent free in my head. Please tell me more of your favorite things. I find you absolutely fascinating
the Marine Biologist gets me everytime and Kramer's face during the reveal deserves an Emmy
Did you not see Kramer going full racist in the comedy store
@@damnedisraeli9383 are you talking about Kramer the character because he was amazing or are we talking about Michael Richards as a person?? Him Mel and some more are not the best of people but you can’t deny their acting abilities so I couldn’t agree more with Vamdynamite💯💯💯
@@timduke4616 are you serious. Watch him at the laugh store and you won’t watch him again
@@damnedisraeli9383 UGH! Self-destruction for real! I would have told him that he bought a ticket to see me, so sit back and relax!
@@damnedisraeli9383 Toxic!
The first conversation of the series is about George’s shirt button being too high. The last conversation of the series, in the cell, is about George’s shirt button being too high and George replying “haven’t we talked about this already”.
That’s the coolest Easter egg of them all
That IS really awesome. The only way to catch it is if you have an amazing memory or for some reason stream them one after the other. And streaming didn't exist when that aired so unless you got really lucky watching them on syndication, you would never see them close enough together to catch that. Simply amazing.
It's like the easter eggs some programmers put in early video games for the Atari. Sometimes the only way to find the easter egg is to look at the code for the game. But to do that in the 70s... I mean PCs didn't even exist yet. You'd have to design and build a device to read the data off of atari cartidges and print it off on a screen or paper. But even if you got the data, it's just binary. It's not meant to be read by a person. So you have to go through it one number at a time and literally decode what might be 30,000 numbers or more. Then depending on the easter egg, you might be able to go through the decoded text one letter at a time and see if any of it spells out anything meaningful or if it's just all computer instructions. If it's instructions then you have to decode what those instructions are. Write them out. Then reverse engineer the program to figure out what the instructions do. And then hope that those instructions have some sort of easter egg in them.
@@VoidHalo Netflix man. The last episode ends I just started the whole thing again.
how bout when george and jerry are in a taxi and theyre talking about nail clippers. george says he loves prison and jerry replies “it is fascinating” and then george comes back with “maybe some day”
The best comedy ever .Larry David an Jerry Seinfeld where genius! Still watch it still laugh seen em all multiple times an I still laugh
The biggest one that NO ONE gets:
In the episode with the Sunshine Carpet Cleaners, at the end, Wilhelm is brainwashed and a now a member of the cult. He says his name is "Tonya". This is a reference to Patty Hearst, when she was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army, she used the name "Tonya".
That's pretty interesting , just saw that episode the other day ..... By the way , Todd Gaak ?
What is that Dutch ?
Great catch!
Thx Capt obvious
Anyone who was a teen or adult back then gets all the types of jokes Jerry, Larry David, and the other writers wrote that refer back to the 1960s. There are may jokes they had that refer back to that time that only people who lived in the 1960s would understand. That's one thing I really loved about the show. They were " inside" jokes that NO ONE would ever get unless they lived back then. It was genius.
I just watched this episode and the subtitles said Tanya lol
In The Chinese Restaurant, the guy who George implores to get off the pay phone is the same actor who played the photographer when George was a hand model.
@14:30....
The blooper of when they fire up the car to leave!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It doesn't start!!! You can see all the actors laughing HARD!!
Kramer improvised the part where he gets out and looks back and around!
It's as funny as when Kram SLAMS the A/C in the trunk.
He insisted on carrying a real A/C in there! Sooo funny!!!
Scope out the "Inside looks" to the episode
As far as the Costanza/Cartright connection .... In the season 4 episode, The Watch, when George goes to Russell Dalrymple's apartment, the doorman announces him, "There's a George Bonanza to see you."
Now I get it!
nice catch!
I can not tell you how much I loved this show. It took me a little bit but then I was totally on board. Who knew that this show will end up being the BEST comedy show in history !! One of a kind, never boring and the best of all.....EVEN after all these years it is still the only one show I never get tired of watching ❤ Now I know I've never seen the very first episode.
I felt that way about curb as well. I didn’t like it at first. Not bad but something felt slow. Then After a season I couldn’t stop! I never watched Seinfeld until 2 years ago. I hated how he talked to Larry king. So arrogant
In America possibly Curb was better not up to many English shows.
WRONG,THIS FUCKING SO CALLED COMEDY SHOW WAS CREATED FOR BRAIN DEAD PEOPLE.THERES NOTHING FUNNY ABOUT A GUY BEING TOLD THAT WHAT HE IS EATING AN ONION. THIS STUPID SHOW DRIVES ME MAD,JUST HEARING A COMPUTER generated lafter is to much. IF YOU REALLY VALUE COMEDY WATCH SHOWS LIKE PARKS AND RECREATION,THE GILLIGAN'S ISLAND,THIRD ROCK FROM THE SUN AND MANY OTHERS. SO PLEASE FOR god FUCKING SAKE STAY AWAY FROM THIS SHOW AND ALSO THE office.
@@jamesrocks9733 OMG...you got some mental issues ?? If you didn't like it...that is ALL YOUR PROBLEM !!!
THANKS FOR SEEING ME THE WAY I AM.YES I AM CRAZY,BUT NOT BRAIN DEAD. REMEMBER THIS SHOW MAKES PEOPLE STUPID. SO PLEASE PAIVI YOU LOOK LIKE AN AMAZING AND SMART LADY PLEASE I BEG OF YOU STOP WATCHING CRAP.
James Hong who played the Chinese restaurant's host
was also in an episode of Bonanza, he played Hop Sing's Cousin
Hop Sing is also the name of the Chinese restaurant that Elaine gets her communist boyfriend "Blacklisted" from..
Seemed like he was "The Chinese Guy" in every show that needed one for decades.
he was also Cassandra's dad in waynes world
James Hong is nearly 95 y/o now =)
That time Kramer was drinking beer & holding a cig in his mouth, finished and burps while smoke comes out of his mouth... looks at a guy at the bar and says " Man, that's a good beer... 🗣ehYAH !!! " 🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Here's to feeling good, all the time!!!"... Brilliant 🤣🤣🤣
For me it's when he says it's the 90s it's hammertime!
There is one scene that kills me every single time I see it. When Kramer comes in and slaps the money down on Jerry's table and says "I'm out" in the "Contest".
In an early season Kramer talks about how he only takes baths. Then in a later episode he talks about how he would never take a bath and sit in his own filth.
Jerry's dad owned Seinfeld Signs, big sign company. Had major signs on Sunrise Highway in Massapequa,LI,NY where Seinfields lived I did too. We both went to Massapequa HS.
Manhasset H.S. here! ❤
Small detail missed. In one episode Jerry opens up his refrigerator door and on the right
door shelf there is a grey poupon dijon mustard. This js in an episode a week or two after Kramer complained he can't eat his turkey sandwich with Jerry's basic yellow mustard.😊
good one!
😢
Jerry really should make more of an effort to keep on hand the things that Kramer likes
With respect to car cameos, there was an '86 Z28 and a similar year Conquest that were frequently parked in the street.
Not just one of the best comedy shows but one of the best shows ever period. The way they kept up with every little detail and references from previous episodes/seasons was groundbreaking. Also to see the stars that passed thru the show and went on to stardom ( Teri hatcher/Debra messing etc...)....and then to get all those characters to come back for the finale was incredible. To me this show along with Three's Company are the two best comedy shows of all time. John Ritter's Jack Tripper and Jerry Seinfeld very different but yet similar in there will never be characters like them. Both geniuses in there own way.
I'd say Married With Children is up there a well. Definitely ground breaking as well.
@@jasonsimpkins5040 I guess for some people....never was a fan.
I liked the argument between Poppie and Kramer as to when a pizza becomes a pizza. Coincided
beautifully with the earlier argument between Poppie and Elaine about abortion.
That was intentional.
I never got that until I watched the DVD with the commentary.
I'm still wondering in what universe "Costanza" rhymes with "Cartwright???"
That confused me at first too, but then I realized they were saying that Costanza rhymes with Bonanza - love it 😃
Alliteration
Costanza....can't stand ya.
The main characters last name was Cartwright in bonanza which rhymes with costanza. It's actually pretty clever. Lol
In bizarro world, man, bizarro world
I love any scene w Frank and Estelle.
No one ever talks about how handsome Jerry was. 🤷
Valerie's stepmother Mrs Hamilton calls Jerry attractive in The Millennium (season 8, episode 20) Close enough
The best show EVER to be on T.V.!!! I used to work with a girl who was also a Seinfeld fanatic and everyday that we worked together we would always be quoting the show 😂
FOR god FUCKING SAKE ,ANOTHER CONFUSED PERSON.
Yes, I believe Seinfeld & Curb Your Enthusiasm brought segments of society together ….imo
Another Son of Sam reference..... Kramer and a rich Texan(?) were betting on plane arrivals at the airport. Kramer needed collateral and talked Newman (who took over the same route as David Berkowitz) brought in the "Son of Sam" mail pouch. The Texan even asked about the talking dog scenario and a joke was made about the dogs saying to "lay off the snacks"!!
The Chinese Restaurant...the actor playing the maitre d was on several episodes of Bonanza as well. He played the cousin of the Cartwright's cook Hop Sing.
Love the channel, love the video. But... did you say Cartwright RHYMES with Costanza?....?
It was from the TV show Bonanza, which rhymes with Costanza.
@@themoviedealers Lol, thank you. I actually didn't put that together
@@themoviedealersyeah but that’s dumb. There’s no Easter eggs here.
What got me was the yellow EWR schedule (Newark Airport) on Jerry's fridge. They never, ever went to Newark - only to LaGuardia or JFK - sometimes both! 😀
Son of Sam is also mentioned when Kramer is betting on flights at the airport. Newman brings in Berkowitz's mailbag as payment, and states that he "took over his route".
And there were a lot of dogs on that route lol
Such a great idea -- they even showed Berkowitz's supposed mailbag that Newman kept, an old-fashioned leather type if I recall. I'm surprised this video left that one out.
The Apple Macintosh on Jerry’s desk by the window changes throughout the years, getting updated to newer models over time.
People get new computers in real life; why couldn't that have been the case for fictional Jerry?
In the Bizarro episode, Bizarro Jerry has a PC instead of a Mac.
Everyone notices it but I love that Bizarro Jerry has a Bizarro Superman statue where Jerry had a regular Superman statue. 😁
I've always wondered whether Bizarro Jerry's apartment was actually the same set as Jerry's one but mirror-image.
I had a green ‘73 Impala that looked exactly like the one in that episode. When I was in college, I took a Summer road trip with two pals in that great car. One of the hubcaps came off as we were driving up to Muir Woods in California. It actually rolled past us and one of my friends jumped out of the (slow) moving car and grabbed it. Pretty funny! 😄
Another car/bizarro “Jerry” easter egg, Jerry has a few photos of car on his walls. Bizarro Jerry/Kevin has a few photos of horses/bicycles. A Jackie Child’s easter egg happens when Kramer tries to sue the tobacco companies. The actors name that plays Kramer’s attorney Jackie, is Phillip Morris.
✨Thank you, for recognizing Ruthie! She deserves the wonderful credit!✨
4:32
Referring to the SOS murders
as an "obscure " news story..
but, I know that you meant,
a minor detail within the
SOS case ... luv your videos
The music mixed with the comedy is why I'll always love watching Seinfeld episodes! I basically have it on loop on whatever app has the rights to stream it.
As long as you were talking about the Son of Sam connection (little of which was exactly a hidden detail), you might have mentioned that Newman was the proud owner of Son of Sam's mail carrier bag, from the serial killer's days as a fellow postman.
"Jerry's van- Jerry's van" sounding similar to "Son of Sam" was an amazingly creative!
The bloopers of when Frank falls on Fusilli!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Julia looses to every time! Iys as good as the "you want a piece'a me!?" LMADO!
Omg the cereal boxes 😊 I thought it was just me that notices thise sort of things... Fantastic video I love the quirkiness
Another Son of Sam reference was the episode Kramer is placing bets on departing and arriving planes. When Kramer inevitably loses he asks to go once more, double or nothing. Calls Newman (Kramer’s “bank”), Newman shows up at the Diplomats Club with a mail bag. Showing the bag to the guy Kramer is betting with he reads “David Berkowitz” Newman says “Son of Sam”. It’s revealed that Newman took over his route.
An Easter egg I spotted yesterday is in the episode the Parking garage George is sitting on a car with the license plate reading Bif and Jerry is always calling or comparing George to Biff Loman
Nice!
Very nice.
I had to rewatch that episode, as I never noticed that before. 👍
At first, I thought you were saying the license plate said, "Bif and Jerry is always calling or comparing George to Biff Loman." That's a lot to fit on a license plate!🤓
Kudos to Larry David for being a Comedic Genius!
A show about how stand-up comedians get their material
Who wanted to quit numerous times! Lol
Cartwright rhymes with Costanza...wow!
Bonanza does ;)
What other parts has that oriental maitre’d played elsewhere…….what a character !
Believe it or not my husband and I didn’t like nor did we watch this program in its heyday but we love it now😂😅
the Chinese restaurant would of been extra awesome with Kramer, especially wanting his snow peas and extra msg, but it's a perfect episode nonetheless
Still my favorite show 🎉🎉🎉
This show is the most influential sitcom of all time.
Bottle episodes, observational humour, dark comedy with immoral protagonists, single-cam filming, product placement, connecting plot-lines, etc. It all began with Seinfeld.
Bottle episodes are much older than Seinfeld, which began in 89. For example, the first season of UK sitcom Only Fools and Horses, shown in 81, includes two bottle eps.
If you say so. I didn't watch it until a year or two ago, I binge watched it on Netflix I think. I never watched it while it was running because Jerry's comedy wasn't funny to me. I can't think of any of the friends I ran with who watched it either.
I noticed the Skip Barber magnet right away! I do love racing though.
It's been a while since I watched them, but I do remember an episode where you get to see Kramer's apartment because he's gotten a TV talk show set that was thrown away and set up his living room as a talk show.
Merrin Griffin
Great show. Cool that they would have 3-4 different stories in each episode, and all in approx 34 minutes.
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Kramer’s entrance audience directive: curb your enthusiasm
Lol
O.K. I couldn't comment on George and the mother doll. But Jason and Estelle were Gold in this one-Gold.
Superman showing up in some way in every episode I remember reading about trivial facts with Seinfeld. This show is awesome. Always love the scenes between Jerry and Newman 😅
"...most of us saw Seinfeld in reruns?" I think not
25:52 I'm pretty sure that's the lady who played Susan's mom. But you didn't mention it lol
GUARENTEE *Adam Marz* knows all of this & more!!!!
Jerry is a Beatles fan. For a couple of seasons he had a refrigerator magnet with the "Meet the Beatles" album cover picture.
That's pretty cool about the VHS tapes, never noticed that
8:42 I can see George getting the year wrong lol
22:13 best covert LD moment on Seinfeld 🤣
The salty discharge gets me every time!
I always noticed the vhs of Child’s Play 2 on Jerry’s shelf
Susans "mother" was in that one, and in the scene here.
Larry David also was in the episode "The Pilot" at the end with Russel working for Greenpeace
And that was Larry Charles with him in the raft lol
That was not Larry David in the raft.
I actually noticed the apartment numbers changing cause Newman's door changes multiple times in the first season lol
Newman isn't in the first season
Larry David also was the voice on the plane in the episode where Elaine got stuck flying coach and Jerry was in first class and there's a seen when she was being served a meal and the only meal left was a kosher meal and a guy yells out he ordered the kosher meal but he forgot. I'm pretty sure that was Larry David as well
Larry David was the voice of George Steinbrenner
Larry David was the voice that stole Jerry's car in that early season and the finale when Jerry is doin stand-up in prison, he ask a guy what he is in for, and it's Larry David that says "Grand Theft Auto" lol then David says "You suck! I'm gonna cut you!" 🤣
"Is there anyone here a marine biologist?!"
"I"m sorry your majesty."
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#1 should've been Jerry's sneaker game. He always had on the latest Nikes and Jordans.
I was lucky enough to see these as they aired every Thursday. My friends and i couldn't wait, it was a whole thing lol. I wonder, also being a HUGE fan on Roseanne, was John Rudolph the actor who played her father in the early seasons? Loved him there too.
I would assume that most people (over 40) saw the episodes as they aired.
@@meghanmisaliar Okay...
I have noticed that in the episode where they get the limousine, Jerry's jeans are too long, so they shortened them by just folding them up, because as a tailor, I noticed that there was no stitches for a hem
I always thought it was hilarious that Newman had a poster of the Food Pyramid on his wall. I'm sure he didn't eat his vegetables. You can see it when he sits in his chair.
Broccoli "vile weed!"
Jerry references the bike in the episode with the naked lady walking around. He said it’s just for show
Newman owned David Berkowitz's mail bag. He used it as collateral in the episode where Kramer was gambling on flight arrival times 😅
The brown Ford Fairmont or Mercury Zephyrs that all of a sudden would not start? This was a blooper, the car was supposed to start but when it did not they just left it in and rightly so. So what happened?? These Fords all had an "inertia" switch in the trunk. I was a safety switch that would shut off the electric fuel pump if the car was struck from behind. When Kramer crashes that heavy AC into the trunk he inadvertently tripped the switch. This switch could also be tripped by simply slamming the trunk lid down to fast/hard. I remember driving down a street near a park and 7 lady's were pushing a station wagon up the street I was on. I asked what was up and one said the car would not start after just running fine. I asked if anyone of them had just closed the rear gate? Answer was yes, I got out opened the gate and reset the Button on the inertia switch, station wagon started right up. I got some nice hugs and a few kisses out of that one.
Interesting! Thanks
A bunch of us were riding in the car and Judy was driving- she hit a huge pothole & the whole car shook badly. We got where we were going and when we came out the car wouldn't start, wouldn't even crank- (it was manual trans.) I guessed that the clutch pedal interlock switch got dislodged in the pothole jolt & it did! Snap it back in & we're back on the road.
Love this!
On the first one #20 The Chinese Restaurant host in restaurant James Hong a veteran actor by then was actually in a Bonanza episode "San Fransisco Holiday" in 1959. He played Hop Sings cousin.
Loved this show but I wish to make a correction. Since this video is 9 months old I'm sure someone else has probably pointed out that the convertible behind Jerry, at the dealership, is not s SAAB 900. It's a Mercedes SLK 230.
Hearing the guy yell Cartwright …. CARTWRIGHT was hysterical
2 facts missed! 1 is randumb!
Jerry mom (the actress) actually dated James Dean back in the day!
And 2... the openings to the show in Season 8 & 9 have no comedy intros in the clubs (stand ups)
After Larry left, Jerry was working soooooo HARD, he felt as if he couldn't also write stand up bits to do for the show as well.
*random
SHE dated James Dean??? Wow.
0:01 Did you ever notice the guy in the audience that constantly kept trying to laugh first at the jokes? You can hear him in other sitcoms too doing the same thing, in Married with Children and I think that in Mad About You and maybe in Friends too...
They used laugh tracks man...
@@VinylSkillz I just searched and they were all filmed live in front of a studio audience. I would've noticed if they were canned. It's gotta be some sitcom fan loooking for attention. Apparently you didn't notice one thing nor the other... Man.
@@milesprowr no sir..laugh tracks were used also. Maybe not all episodes and scenes...
@@VinylSkillz Look it up. Laugh tracks on outdoors, obviously, which were rare. Or go waste someome else's morning. Blocked already, in case of that case.
@@VinylSkillzOnly added to outdoor scenes where they weren’t filming on a soundstage and couldn’t be in front of an audience. For authenticity, they would show the stage audience the scene after it was recorded and use the laughs from the actual reaction to add in later. A prerecorded and recycled laugh track in the sense of 60s & 70s was not used.
my favorite Easter egg is the now iconic 'I'm out!" is Kramer entrance number 100!
Nice list
Great list!
Glad you enjoyed it
There is an episode where Jerry's father Morty is played by a different character, I believe it's "the stake out". Also "the Handcapped spot" was remade when Gerry Stiller took over the part of George's father. I had the original on tape with a totally different actor.
Mr. Bevilaqua was actually based on the gym teacher and successful wrestling coach of massapequa high school!
George messing up the 67 GTO would totally be something on purpose, just to highlight (for car aficionados) that George is lying and knows nothing about cars.
I noticed all 20 of these and 11 more.
😂 You must be the # 1 fan!
LOL! Only 11 more. 😂
As far as the applause and Kramer is concerned, I always heard that Jerry got really jealous so he's the one that made them simmer down when Kramer would enter the room. I can totally see that.
No, it was because it interrupted the flow of filming. In earlier episodes, you can actually see Jerry laughing and enjoying Kramers moment.
You be wrong.
1:38 How does Cartwright rhyme with Costanza ?
Because the show was called Bonanza
How can you miss the JFK PARODY of the “Magic Lugie of Keith Hernandez” featuring Wayne Knight in the precise position he played in the actual scene from JFK?
*parody
A lot of people miss that. Unless you saw JFK the movie you don't get the joke.
“Back…and to the left.”
“Back…and to the left.”
“Back….and to the left.”
and Newman overheating whilst interrogating Jerry in "The Package" just like Wayne Knight did with Sharon Stone in Fatal Attraction.
HA!!!!!!!!! I got the Cartwright when I first saw the show. I never knew I was right though. ❤
The Chinese restaurant Matre'D played Hop Sing in Bonanza. Hop Sing is also the name of the chinese food take out place that Elaine gets her boyfriend blacklisted at.
You beat me to the Hop Sing / blacklisted reference. Elaine’s just fascinated by her boyfriend’s non-conforming beliefs.
When Newman says "what took you so long", that's what Sharon Stone said in Basic Instinct. Newman was in Basic Instinct.
i always paid attention to jerrys vhs collection ... he owned 2 copies of true colors and arachnaphobia always stood out
haha i made this comment before i seen the end of the video
The reverse peep hole in Kramer's apartment shows a different apartment than what we see when he opens the door.
Lol right? And the layout is just weird, like who has a couch just right when you walk in, facing you
Well, Kramer was always up to something. Remember when he said he was going to get rid of all his furniture and build wooden levels with carpet?
I went to Skip Barbers!!! It was a 30 th bday present from my Dad and Husband. Best gift ever‼️‼️‼️🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Good job nice video
There's a good Frasier joke too about Cartwright. Martin is out with someone and they had been talking about their favourite Bonanza characters. Later on he is mad at Niles and Frasier.
Martin: Boy, I've had it with you guys. If you were "Hoss" and Little Joe, Ben Cartwright would kick your sorry butts right off the Ponderosa.
Frasier: Dad. Dad, we're sorry.
Niles: Very sorry.
*Martin leaves*
Frasier: He's back on the Cartwrights again. You know, some day we really should ask him just who the hell they are?
Aww...I'm an old at 36. I remember watching this show when it was on.
25:53 Regarding "Pretty Woman" - There is a sticker over the letters "WO", so the back of the VHS-tape actually reads "PRETTY - - MAN". Maybe a small internal joke on Jason's behalf?
(I imagine this would have been the reaction from Jason Alexander if he had noticed that: GEORGE: From "The Betrayal" in the Airplane to India: (Heavily sarcastic. He's angered at Jerry)
"Good one. Very funny. You're very funny, Jerry. That's what I always tell people. (Yelling out) Jerry Seinfeld's a funny guy!"
Bizzaro Jerry has a unicycle on the wall 😂😂😂
It's not an obscure case- it's an extremely famous case.