Top 10 Small Details You Never Noticed in Seinfeld
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- These small details in "Seinfeld" were certainly something. Our countdown includes Cosmo Kessler, Jerry's apartment number, Green 22, and more! Did YOU notice any small details in "Seinfeld?" Let us know in the comments!
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Correction: Julia Louis-Dreyfus has two sons, not two daughters. Thanks to those who pointed out the mistake.
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@@epicness_gamer yes
@@SuperLu1982 NO
Huge Sein fan, and you didn't show me anything I didn't already know.
Sorry 🤷♂️
I literally watched it from day one and still watch it till this day so I would say there’s a little that I have missed in the show
Greatest sitcom of all time.
How many sitcoms have you watched?
@@davidz2562 dude he is right like seriously this time he is
Sorry that you have no taste.
Behind Arrested Development 👍
Seinfeld and All in the Family are my top two favorites.
Re-casting Jerry Stiller as Frank Costanza was comedic genius. The studios allowing the reshoot was surprising and definitely the right choice.
Yeah and I don’t mind they didn’t refilm Morty as well, that first season episode was far less memorable and the father played such a small roll compared to Jerry Stiller in the Handicap Spot.
Didn’t he do “ king of queens “ right after seinfield ? He’s a genius !
I can't imagine anyone else in the part.
Who was their first choice?
@@shanedaniel8954 John Randolph played Frank Costanza in the character's first appearance, in "The Handicap Spot." That was the initial version that was televised, and depending on where you watch it now, you might still see that version. After they recast the role with Jerry Stiller, I think Larry David was the one who was able to get a reshoot done for that episode's Frank scenes.
Ive watched this entire series several times never had a clue Julia was pregnant at all lol.
I think that was the intention. By showing she was pregnant the show goes from a show about nothing to a show about something. I think(I may be wrong) writers wanted to add she was pregnant but was not wanted to by Julia herself.
I think we rarely notice what we aren't on the lookout for.
same thing with gillian anderson in some of the early x-files
One of the stickers on Jerry’s fridge says Skip Barber Racing School. It appears after the first few seasons. As Jerry get richer he started buying Porsches and he went to the racing school. There is a back story to it, but a long one. I was an instructor at the school, so it was cool to see the school logo on my favorite show!
Larry David's voice can also be heard in the S4E11 The Airport. He's the one that ordered the Kosher meal.
S4E11 is the Contest not the Airport (S4E12)
Larry David can also be heard in S2e11 The Chinese Restaurant. A very hungry Elaine walks over to a group of diners. She has been enticed by Jerry, a $50 dare, to take an egg roll and eat it. Larry David can be heard saying “ What did she say?” Several times.
Watch the episode where George says he's a writer (i think s4e09)
At the very end, when George is hitting on a girl and says he's a writer, you can hear Larry David yell off set "WHO DID IT!?" "YOU!!!".
I think it was him yelling in real life at someone during filming in the background.
He also was Newman’s voice before Newman made an appearance on camera (when he was gonna jump off the building)
@@VitoD226 that was in the video
Seinfeld is one of the greatest sitcoms of all time. It can take a while for it to grow on you but the over the top would never happen comedy is what makes it so funny.
Seinfeld is truly a product of its time. Almost all the misadventures could have been saved by the cast having a cell phone.
ye thats right ahah, Jerry wouldn't have gotten lost on the way to the Bubble Boy
But that's the genius! The internet was popular at the time, but Jerry's computer always had fuzzy lines! Hysterically apropos
Same thing with the 1998 music video by Semisonic called Closing Time.
Well, the plots of many TV shows and movies also only work because two characters don't communicate one piece of information that would have headed off all complications. Or people mistake what they see and then go off and react in the wrong way until it's all figured out.
@@lisaann758 Yes, and you can always use the excuses: I couldn't get a signal or my battery was out of power.
I watch the series from beginning to end every year or two. R.I.P. Mrs. Constanza.
That lady putting a coin in the meter in the scene with Larry David as the caped lawyer is Jerry Seinfeld’s real life mom. She also appears on the couch in that one episode where Kramer does all kinds of stuff in Jerry’s apartment while jerry is away.
That's a good one, they should have used that in this video.
Time stamp: 11:58
Another small detail, was when George was being a bad influence on one of Elaine employees. In one scene Elaine forced her employee into the taxi. You can see that it was a New York taxi, but it had California plates!!
Oh cool. I missed that.
Or how about the comment about driving to Vegas...can't remember which episode it was but nobody in New York is going to hop in the car and drive to Vegas. That is a very California thing.
I just started watching Seinfeld, now it's on Netflix, I freaking love it!
Another detail about "The Reverse Peephole"... When Jerry looks through the reverse peephole he sees Kramer in his living room on the couch. However, in that and every other episode when we can see into Kramer's door, we can only see a small entryway, and not the living room.
And in one episode the entire apartment was a TV show set. In another it was all built in levels.
Here's a detail (reference) many might have missed (unless you're a fan of All in the Family or Bonanza). James Hong was in the episode The Chinese Restaurant. He also played 'Hopsing's Cousin' in Bonanza. The name 'Cartwright' he calls out in that episode is a reference to Bonanza. Of course, we also know that Hopsing's is the name of the Chinese restaurant Elaine got banned from. It doesn't end there as James Hong was in an episode of All in the Family playing a waiter at a Chinese restaurant Archie takes Edith to also called Hopsing's.
Seinfeld is produced by Castle Rock which was started by Rob Reiner (Meathead), so it's not surprising a lot of the guest actors on Seinfeld were also guest actors on All in the Family including Len Lesser (Uncle Leo), John Randolph (original Frank Costanza) and Rae Allen (the unemployment lady).
There's a great cocktail bar in Philadelphia named Hop Sing Laundromat.
That's a great one!
James Hong also played Mr. Wong, the owner of a Chinese restaurant, on Gomer Pyle. (1967)
This is good stuff! I thought I knew everything about the Seinfeld universe.
@@yihuimarshall2178 I believe thaet James Hong has more IMDb credits than anyone else. My favorite role of his was in Big Trouble in Little China.
Finally you do a video on Seinfeld!! :D
Fun fact: my parents bought a lamp at the Seattle design center I think. That exact lamp sits on a desk shelf in Mr. Peterman’s office!
Only started watching this show last week, absolutely loving it, never seen it on any channel or streaming service in the UK before. Thanks Netlix!
I used to watch it on tv all the time, but they always aired the same five episodes over and over. Been a big fan for years, but I had never seen lots of episodes I realized since I started watching it on Netflix two weeks ago. Almost done with it now. Always loved this show! Kramer is my absolute favorite character. He's hilarious and that epic entrance into Jerry's apartment makes me laugh every time!! 😂
It's absolutely hysterical. I've been watching it since I was about 13. Who's your favourite character so far?
Wait for the episode with Kramer and the Technicolor Dreamcoat, cane and hat with feather. Best episode ever.
The Opera is my favorite episode. Dark but hysterical! Think of me when you watch it! 😂
Wow glad you found it, my favorite show
The biggest mistake is when looking through the peephole you can see in Kramer's apartment, but when he opens the door, there is a wall right behind the door entrance.
Also, if you notice in a couple episodes, Jerry goes to his window and sticks his head out and yells out to Kramer above him. But in most of the show, Kramer is of course across the hall from him, not upstairs and above him.
Love your content, BUUUT; Julia Louis-Dreyfus had TWO SONS not two daughters.
Indeed, that's a mistake on our part, thanks for catching that and apologies.
Did you just assume their gender?
@@ottoandersson2216 She had two daughters on Curb your Enthusiasm while playing herself. I also just assumed that’s what she had.
@@ottoandersson2216 I hope you are kidding. Sheesh
@@ottoandersson2216 nope
I own the entire series on DVD but I’m still excited that I can now binge it on Netflix today. Also a fun fact that the new season of curb your enthusiasm comes back the 24th
CYE is much better than Seinfeld.
I can’t wait for the new season!
Watch it on on your dvds Netflix has edited several “offensive” scenes out
I'm so glad this show is on Netflix, so that I can avoid watching this unfunny piece of dogshit all over again.
@@jrnelson2106 they also chopped the screen to make it fit wide screens. Bad editing all around. Keep the dvds.
14:00 character asks "what does ironic mean?" then immediately after the narrator says "ironically in another episode..." LOL nice timing
and u dont think its on purpose?
Jerry also has an NES copy of 'Tetris' on the shelf too! In another episode where George is in his apartment after Susan's death enjoying his newfound bachelorism shirtless, he has the ill fated Virtual Boy on his table next to what looks like a hamster cage.
Festivus for the rest of us!
hoochie mama!!!
let's begin our Festivus tradition with the airing of grievances. I'VE GOT A LOT OF PROBLEMS WITH YOU PEOPLE, AND NOW, YOU'RE GOING TO HEAR ABOUT IT!!!
The airing of grievances is not a bad idea really
Phoenix Downtown Farmers Market developed a 2-night Phoestivus event.. got tents for Feats of Strength and Airing of Grievances, etc., and a local brewery makes a few kegs of special beer..
Phoestivus for the rest of us..!
Let the airing of grievance begin!
That’s not the only Bizzaro reference, at the very end of the episode the now ex-boyfriend starts talking like him too, “Me so happy… me want to cry.” And then the music is played in reverse.
That cat mitt that hangs on the side of the fridge in Jerry's appartment - I bought my Dad that exact same glove for Christmas back in the 90's.🙂
Susan's doll that looks like George's mother is wearing the same dress his mother is wearing in that episode
The bizarro superman is an awesome touch i probably should have noticed but never did. Awesome touch
I knew them all.. I’m only 40… watched Seinfeld from the start and watched all episodes 5-6 times.. I have all the seasons.. and still laugh when I watch them.
The streets shots where made mainly in a whole block studio made. Jerry's hunging bike changes few times from specialized to Klein, the interior design of the appartment changes quite a few times as well, that's all I can remember right now, Big fan I've seem all 180 episodes at least three times each, the never stop amaizing me how clever they are.
the green Klein bike in one episode had the fork installed backwards.
Favorite episodes in order; the library cop episode; "Parties over joy boy!" The second spitter episode; "I'm hit!" The "contest" episode; "I thought you'd cruise, at least through the spring!". The Vandelay Industries episode; "And you want to be my latex salesman!". The episode where Elaine beats up Mr. Costanza; "I'll drop you like a bag of dirt old man." And then all the rest of them...except that final episode.
Now I think the final episode is fine because they brought so many people back. Also, what would have been better? These four selfish people that spent all those years screwing up other people's lives because of their neuroses . . . it's fitting that they end up in jail.
Loved it as the original in the 80’s and 90’s and even more so now on Netflix ! I never get tire. Of watching it ! Classic Always in every way ! 🌟
I love Seinfeld lol especially Kramer
Same.
Yes I'm a huge Kramer fan! He's hilarious and that epic entrance into Jerry's apartment made me laugh every time! 😎
Very nice! One "small thing" you forgot to mention... Regarding the hanging bicycle -- NEVER gets mentioned, let alone used in ANY episode (?)
Even though there was one episode where Elaine gets a bicycle -- then given to Kramer and finally NEWMAN 😁
Great point!
And in the crime of passion episode, Kramer rides it ;)
@@jfq722 Ahhh....!!
Newman!
"Most of us saw Seinfeld for the first time on reruns..." Really?!? I've been watching it since it was originally on the air on NBC! 📺📺📺📺📺 😁😁😁😁😁
Most is not all.
YT thinks everyone on here is under 30.
And cheers before that love the music to both shows comforting to me
Larry David also makes an appearance in the last episode of season 4 (The Pilot II) , as a Greenpeace guy watching Russel from NBC drawn in the ocean.
Kramer never cooked in the shower. He prepared his meals in the shower.
He cooked a shirt
While he was showering. Disgusting!
He made salads in the shower and dried his clothes in the ovens because they came out nice and warm.
Lol
Another detail: LD’s voice can also be heard on the episode “the Chinese restaurant” when Elaine is trying to get that egg roll from another table. You can also see the director of “the parking garage”, Larry Charles, ignoring Elaine on that very same episode when she’s asking for a ride through the garage… lots of details everywhere!
Jerry should have had "JFK" in his movie collection on his shelf, since Wayne Knight appears in that film, especially in the scene where the shooting is described in detail. Knight even occupies the same spot in the re-enactment.
And Troll with a naked Julia Louis Dreyfus.
Nice game pretty boy
Same with Basic Instinct, where Knight played the cop who interrogates Sharon Stone in the famous scene, and later in a parody on Seinfeld where Newman interrogates Jerry to get him to admit he committed mail fraud.
@@Zick-ThingS-Col And I screamed out "I'M HIT!" 😂
And they even had JFK, Jr. on the show.
happy with being you. Love your flaws. Own your quirks. And know that you are just as perfect as anyone else, exactly as you are.”
What does that have to do with Seinfeld? 🤷
Other prop trivia:
The ant farm moves from George's house to Kramer's.
3:36 I never noticed him in the background! Holy Crap! Then again, I barely knew bizarro.
I noticed that IDK how ppl don’t
I forgot it's on Netflix I'm gonna watch it
“This is frank costanza” is the best line in tv
Can't wait to watch this series from the start, thanks comdey central
Watch it now..
On netflix now. 180 episodes.
It's on Netflix now
Jerry's apt number changed from 3a to 4a to 5a. To start with there was no hallway and bedroom. It was a loft apt. Bathroom had a view of just the sink, then sink and tub, then just the tub. At first, there was no apt door across the hall.( Kramer's place). The hallway to Jerry's door was a straight wall. But inside, the wall angled back for the sink and cabinets. He also had a refrigerator that was about 10 inches thick as you look at the side, but was deeper on the inside. Should I go on?
Go on...
@@rjelavic Kramer also said he was on the 10th floor looking at the chick on the sidewalk through binoculars from Jerry's apt. There also was a point where Jerry's door didnt have a number on it. His intercom changed once too.
Speaking of the apartment number…there was an episode that Jerry told Kramer that they were on the 10th floor…I believe Kramer was looking at a woman at a bus stop with binoculars.
I would imagine that 5A implires that they're on the 5th floor since Kramer's apartment is 5B and the rest of the apartmenst on that floor would be numbered 5C, 5D and so on.
I noticed the parking garage- Michael accidentally hitting himself- scene right away. Sometimes I still think about it. Walking around all day, they were probably so tired in reality, and in the show, of trying to find their car all afternoon.
With Elaine visibly trying to conceal her laughter when Cosmo smashes his face off the box. Then you can see George laughing when the car fails to start.
@@truthhurts3524: Regarding the car not starting: Jason Alexander said in an interview that the car not starting was an unplanned moment. When the car failed to start, he and Julia started laughing. If you look closely, you can see them both laughing in the back seat. He said that this unscripted moment was funnier than anything they could have written, and was a perfect end to this episode, so it was left in as-is.
@@truthhurts3524 You can hear Julia laughing.
Yeah, they were exhausted while filming the garage scenes. In an interview, Julia said she was so exhausted after hours of filming that when the hair and make-up people needed to do touch-ups, she was lying on the floor and couldn't move. She had them work on her while she was lying there!
I wondered what Kramer did for a living while watching Seinfeld a few days ago after watching the show for twenty years without even thinking about it haha. Great video!
One episode, Jerry says Kramer fell bass ackwards into money. No explanation was given.
I thought he owned an apartment building. But he always fell into money. Racetrack, horse and buggy driver, pizza owner, yogurt employee, underwear model, he published a coffee table book etc..
I love Seinfeld n now it's on Netflix watch it everyday n night at 11 pm. Wish it was still on new episodes
You gotta be a punk to appreciate the DRI flyer on the corkboard In the 'Pez Dispenser' episode 🤘😎
I have a DRI tattoo and I see you have a Misfits tattoo!
I like how we can see the Actors reflections in the Carpark like there’s 2 of them.
I use to love the scenes with Kramer and his lawyer. Seinfeld was a funny sitcom. My mom loved it. It wasn't till years later when i started watching it.......
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What about the crazy names on the cereal boxes in Jerry’s kitchen? Lol
Well done and you are an excellent narrator.
Elaine: You know, you are not superman.
Jerry: And you are not Lois Lane.
These were great! I have followed Seinfeld since its inception, Thursday nights on NBC in NYC! Loved seeing these eggs, some I knew, some I missed. Thanks
The greatest series ever.
You obviously were born in the late 80s. The gold that was Early Cheers for example...
How many TV series have you watched?
@@baltousprime7897 What indication is there of that? Most people born in the late 80s haven't seen Seinfeld.
I agree. All in the Family is a close second. I grew up in the 70's and 80's and thought no sitcom will ever top All in the Family, but Seinfeld managed to do just that by a hair. Not surprising since there's a connection between All in the Family and Seinfeld. Many guest actors (including Uncle Leo and John Randolph) were guest stars on All in the Family. One of the very few good things that came out of the 90's.
@@davidz2562 What indication is there of that? Seinfeld is regularly on television.
I never knew costanza wasn't played by stiller at first. Stiller is PERFECT
But main question is, are you still master of your domain?
O I'm lord of the manor
Queen of the Castle
I’m oooooooout
Of course Jackie Childs was Cochrane.
It’s funny looking at the parking garage now I can tell how much smaller it is than it looks. The color sections are right next to each other, it would have taken them 2 minutes to find the car in there. You can even see some of the extras in double when they walk past the mirrors 😂
I knew all of these, but I gave a like because I love Seinfeld.
Larry David also voices the guy on the plane who ordered the kosher meal and at the table of the Chinese restaurant 👍 “I ordered it a month ago, I forgot”. I love that man
Another Kessler reference, in the first episode, when Kramer spoils the ball game ending, under the laugh track you can hear Jerry call him Kessler.
My 74 yr old friend drinks kessler and talks shit constantly, old white vet, he's hilarious 🤣
What happened to Sharon's boyfriend? The interviewer in the Outing episode mentions her boyfriend... but kisses Jerry Seinfeld later in the episode. She says she looks like Lois Lane.
Teri Hatcher who would go on to play Lois Lane would guest two weeks later.
Top ten Seinfeld actors that appeared in one episode (so many reprised in the finale).
First of all, how did you all know that I am binge-watching Seinfeld 😂😂😂😂. Someone give my FBI agents a raise please, they are hard at work.
George Costanza's brother was mentioned in the series twice, but was never referenced again
Jerry also has a sister mentioned once, as does Elaine.
@@artvandelay3840 Elaine's sister is mentioned many times though.
@@meganbarber3599 And she makes a couple appearances on the show.
@@abacab87 No she doesn't. We never see her. She just talks about her.
@@artvandelay3840 Yes, I remember Jerry's sister being referenced (as part of the chain of phone calls to ensue, involving Uncle Leo, after Jerry conversed with Leo's office co-worker at the Chinese restaurant). Sitcom writers need to be more careful when using throwaway lines referencing relatives that will never surface for the duration of the series.
@1:14, I think after Norm Brenner and Ruthie Cohen, the guy on the left edge of the screen sitting on the 3rd or 4th row of the court room has to most appearance as a background extra. He was also part of the crowd in the movie ticket lines in other episodes.
In some episodes of Seinfeld I notice Jerry has photos of what appears to be children on his fridge. I'm thinking they were his nieces or nephews. Jerry only mentions having a sister in "The Chinese Restaurant." and is never mentioned again.
Holy shit I can never unsee those mirrors in the parking garage now. You can see one dude it a white jacket walking and see his reflection!
I noticed all of these. How dare you question my Seinfeld knowledge .
EXCELLENT reply. I thought the same thing. Who are you to say what I, a Seinfeld Savant, noticed or didn’t notice.
Wait...."most of us saw Seinfeld first in reruns"? Who is your target audience?
I watched them first run.
@@32mybelle Me too!
It seems that saying "most of you saw it in reruns" is an attempt to make us feel old/obsolete. Not cool...
I saw them first run too, starting in the third season with The Junior Mint. From there I never missed an episode.
I suspect that is true.
We noticed them all.
We need more shows like this there's nothing any good on TV anymore
The world would explode if some of this stuff was on TV these days. These characters harmed so many people and didn't care. It's crazy
Who did they harm?
I think John Randolph did sound a lot like Jerry Stiller. And Randolph also looked like an old George.
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Definitely one of the greatest sitcoms of all time! 👍🏾
Having the real Bob Sheppard page Joel Rifkin is classic.
Seen this show 1000x...saw a whole bunch of this stuff.
Hated it as a kid in the 90s now almost 40 I love it.
The part about the car not being able to start, you can actually see Jason and Julia laughing in the back seat, and they used that take
Greatest sitcom ever!
In The Soup Nazi episode, there's a small sign that reads, "We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone."
Kramer’s 1973 Chevrolet Impala was one of the thousand prototype cars built with airbags.
Now we need a list on the SeinPeaks concept, and all the actors shared between the two shows
Lot of the same actors were on the Star Trek series of the time, too. There's gotta be something to be made out of that.
I can't stop counting the cereal boxes on Jerry's kitchen shelf, 11? 12? Changes all the time drives me crazy!
"Festivus for the rest of us!" LoL
Absolutely. Curb your enthusiasm. Close second
Amazing
I’m eating fusilli while watching this. For real
Apologies to Commander McBragg (I didn't see his posting until I had this one written), but never mind the video collection...check out his refrigerator door. Jerry Seinfeld is a huge Porsche fan as well as an enthusiastic amateur racing driver. I've seen a fridge magnet from Skip Barber Racing School, a cut-out article of Jerry in a full racing suit standing beside of of the Barber race cars, a photo of (I believe) a rare Porsche 904 or 906 from Jerry's collection (?) and a large, red Porsche 911 magnet...among other things! 🙂
I only knew about this show when Seinfeld aired the Puerto Rican parade episode And it was on the news about it. From there I just became obsessed with the show. I got the DVD collection, watch it on Netflix when I'm eating and there is nothing on tv and when its on local channel here in NY.
Amazing show. Better than "Friends" could ever hope to be.
I noticed all of those especially Bizarro Superman
Some of these were in the "Notes About Nothing" feature on the DVD sets.
They re-shot with Newman's voice "committing suicide" "I can't I'm going to the movies later"
I may be mistaken but I do believe in the episode where George is the 'bad guy' that Elaine tries to dissuade her coworker from dating, George proclaims that he's driving his dad's new 68 GTO. Which it wasn't. It would have been a 67. Not a big deal and I'm pretty sure nobody noticed it but to a car enthusiast, oh there's a difference!!
I always thought that box Kramer was carrying was empty and he was just really selling it