Top 10 Seinfeld Mistakes That Were Left in the Show
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- Just because "Seinfeld" is one of the greatest sitcoms of all time, that doesn't mean there weren't a few mistakes. For this list, we’ll be looking at the editing blunders and inconsistencies that were left in this show about nothing. Since some of the errors might give away some important moments in the sitcom, this is your spoiler warning. Our countdown includes Jerry's changing apartment number, missing siblings, a moving newspaper in an iconic scene, and more! Did you catch any of these mistakes on your first watch? Let us know in the comments below!
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Why do you give a shit? Oh right ...the clicks. Pathetic...but hey ...
I hope I never catch them.
@@timothyivey5497 And... you commented....
.25+.10+.10. Jus sayin
Caught one in your clip. With the twix he states at the window that he wants his 75 cents back and for the mechanic to be fired. That’s the error. You could assume he had already put coins in the machine and the last three including the nickel got to the total.
Lol "spoiler alerts" I've watched every seinfeld episode over 30 times.....and still love em
Haha, yeah, I was like "spoiler alert for who?". We've all watched it hundreds of times.
I was thinking the same thing
30.. That's it?
Well over 30 times for me
Only over 30? Weak.
Anyway we shouldn't ignore that Seinfeld is undoubtedly one of the best sitcoms ever, and one of the most important television series in history. Due to its specific humor, great characters, and real-life situations that it depicted, the show is still enormously popular even today.🥰🥰🥰✌✌✌
Who is ignoring it?
Why doesn't Curb Your Enthusiasm receive anything like that recognition?
@@billythekidder7182 Me? I guess? I’ve never watched it. I recently watched the first episode and just wasn’t hooked. Is it worth watching all the way through?
@@andrewjones575 curb absolutely gets the love it deserves, it's just the fact that it's still on air.
@@billythekidder7182 Seems like a case of thinking the video is calling the show garbage rather than just pointing out little things for fun
The best ‘show about nothing’ of all time. Actually still the funniest of all time.
Nobody is perfect with these types of errors. I still love it❤️
The scene with Jerry and Detective Bookman had to be assembled in editing because Jerry couldn’t stop breaking character and laughing no matter how many takes they tried, so they had to use the parts that were in character.
Bookman reminded me of Jerry Orbach.
One of the funniest exchanges in the show, how could anyone keep it together....
That GRIN on Jerry's face... YES!
Bookman was a needle in a haystack... if the haystack was the size of the universe!
Oh, what a gift they gave us ... then ...and forever and ever!
Amazing. Tremendous! I am eternally grateful. 👏📚🏆
That scene always reminds me of Dragnet, and Joe Friday.
@@Alma_Gertrude I think it's the same actor
The only one I'll gripe about whether it's a 'mistake' is the one with Elaine imagining Jean Paul the runner saying, "I trust Elaine, she is my friend." I always felt like it was just this, her imagining it, not necessarily her recounting in her mind a direct quote. It's the kind of thing that you might imagine and get down about when feeling like you've let someone down.
Same, she wasn’t there when they spoke so how we should know what they said at all?! She was clearly imagining it.
Or, another thought is that the show doesn’t show every single thing the characters say as it’s not a minute by minute capture of their entire day. It may have been said off camera as well.
Dumb entry.
I caught one not long ago - when Jerry's dad was using his exercise contraption rigged to Kramer's doorknob and it woke Kramer up making him think it was someone trying to break in. Kramer's clock said 5:30 and after a cut to Morty in the hallway and back the clock then said 5:26. But knowing Kramer, he's probably got one of those backwards-moving clocks. Hahaha.
def gona check this out thank you!
Quarter, dime, dime = .45
One more nickel and George would have .50
Guess they’re not the only ones who make mistakes 😜
He expains that a total of three coins couldn't add to fifty cents if one was a nickel.
TWIX; How about the fact that George couldn't get his Twix bar from the machine, then the mechanic got the last one (or 2). Yet George's candy line up consisted of all Twix bars!!? Had to be what, half dozen Twix there? Where did George acquire all those Twix? TWIIIIIIIIX!!!!!!!!!
A very betwixing conundrum😮😮
Another inconsistency within the “moving paper”, George has his shirt on when he comes barreling out of the bathroom. When he “goes to the office” he doesn’t just unbutton his shirt, he takes it off all the way baby!
You should rename this 10 Seinfeld continuity errors
To add to #2: I've always found it hilarious that they overdubbed Larry David's voice saying "Sorry!" as a substitute for the extra who smashed Elaine's foot with his cane.
Seinfeld such a great and unique sitcom.👍
Curb is similar but better.
@@andrewjones575 idk about better, seinfeld did basically invent the whole "live in new york and have a show" like how i met ur mom, friends, etc
@@jyggaswoop2774 There were many sitcoms about friendship prior to that. Being set in NYC doesn't make any of them unique.
Pure Genius! Changed Television. Other sitcoms would tell a joke and run with that joke. Seinfeld would tell a joke, drop that joke do a 180, onto another totally different joke. That's my observation.
@@andrewjones575 Curb is unscripted. Kinda hard to watch. Larry David is a genius though either way.
I've watched this series many times and I still watch it to this day. I've never noticed those mistakes before.
I always noticed that with the vending machine episode.... so funny!... George didn’t have any more money after losing the stuck Twix. Yet in the end, he was able to buy several candy bars to do his blind taste test with the employees.
Yes! And he was so starving, but had to do a taste test!
Yeah how and where did he but those candy bars?
Yeah, this is the most inconsistent
@@ponystark Whenever I see this it just bothers me, sort of like a crooked picture on the wall.
@@XCodeHelpHub they could have restocked it while he was there
It's 2 dimes and a quarter plus a Nickle is 50 cents that's the 3 coins
I thought the same as well but The issue is that he paid for the candy bar with only 3 coins not the 4(including a nickel) that it should have been.
Watchmojo making mistakes in a mistake reel lol
I think they were referring to George saying"I need ANOTHER nickel". Him saying another implies that one of the three coins he puts in the machine is a nickel.
The black and white cookie…. Switches colors between shots
The irony of WatchMojo leaving a mistake in this video. Referring to the briefcase as a suitcase at 3:52
The biggest mistake I caught in Seinfeld was in The Face Painter. George states that he said "[I love you] once, to a dog. He licked himself and left the room." However, over four years earlier, in The Ex-Girlfriend, Jerry asks George if he told his girlfriend he loved her, with George replying "Oh, I had no choice. She squeezed it out of me! She'd tell me she loved me. Alright, at first, I just look at her. I'd go 'Oh, really?' or 'Boy, that's, that's something.' But, eventually you have to come back with 'Well, I love you.' You know, you can only hold out for so long!"
I don't remember that one. I remember him telling his girlfriend 'I love you,' she just ignores him; and, he wonders if she didn't hear him. So later, he tells her again; and, she says, "I know. I heard you the first time."
@@phlushphish793 check out the episode The Ex-Girlfriend.
also, Elaine said couple of times that she's vegetarian, and even fight with a women because of it. However she did eat meat in the ninth season - the slicer.
She also ate broasted chicken at the diner in the Bubble Boy ..
#7 Exact change:. George more than likely put in a quarter and two dimes. Probably a slip of the tongue when he said another nickel, implying he had a nickel already.
Better question:If he was so out of $$ that he was looking under the machine... how, and more importantly WHY, did he wins up buying a couple more for the setup/trap at the end? 🤔🤨🧐
@@mikeyfn-a6684 I've always questioned that myself. But, it's George. A lot of things he did were questionable. Lol
@@ScottieContact right!? 😆
What a golden age we used to live in when people could make things, make errors like these, and not worry that people would spend hours looking for errors because they could pause every frame of the show and watch it over and over again.
Critics have always looked for continuity errors, whether film or tv. And directors are typically pretty careful about them!
They have production staff that watch for these before theatrical or television release. Apparently, they don’t catch them all.
@@93Jubilee It's moved past that now, to the point that everyone is overanalyzing everything to find fault
3:35 The briefcase is NOT _closed..._ it's still _open!_ Look carefully and you'll see the top is broken off and set to the side.
It's broken, not closed.
Good catch. Wonder how many people like me went back and checked.
@@scrapplepig 4,412
@@CoCotheTurtle Wow thanks!
It's without a top at 4:03 and 4:09.
Elaine also mentions a sister, Gail, during ‘The Nip’ episode.
And another mistake in number 1 is that there’s an episode where George came out of the bathroom, his shirt is unbuttoned all the way. And when Sienfeld asked why, George said that’s how he does it when he does his number 2. And on the scene at number 1 on this list, George came out of the bathroom with his shirt all buttoned up still. You can’t say that he hasn’t started yet and he rushed out the bathroom, the fact that he’s already holding a newspaper means he’s in the middle of doing his number 2.
I always wondered why George did the "Candy Lineup", instead of just eating the Twix bars 😂
My favorite is when Poppy peed on Jerry's couch and Kramer had a open bottle of water and Jerry grabbed him and the water spilled in Jerry's face they just went with it he's spitting and everything absolutely hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
😆
poppy was a bit sloppy.
In the parking space episode at one point there was some random person sitting in the drivers seat of Jerry’s car while george was arguing about the parking space.
This isn't a 'mistake', per se, but I am genuinely curious:
If going with the opposite worked so well for George, why did he stop?
The two fan theories: #1. the “opposite” became the normal thing and he couldn’t tell which was which.
#2. George has a natural affinity toward failing and eventually just stopped because it worked, out of pure laziness and lack of follow-through.
Because co-creator Larry David put a "No hugging, no learning, no growing" rule. He wanted the characters to never mature or learn from their mistakes as do other characters on every single show. They'll always be "bad" people. Hence the series finale where they all go to jail.
or the watch mojo blooper at 7:30-7:33 of just blank screen when the video cuts out for no reason LOL
Haha, I thought that was my Adblock kicking a commercial to the curb!
I didn’t expect these to be simple set blunders, I thinking a bit differently. For example: in the Twix episode, George is broke, but somehow procured numerous Twix bars at the end for the candy comparison. Where does he get these from? The vending machine is out of Twix bars. Furthermore, if he’s broke, how can he afford them? These are the types of inconsistencies I focus on.
George had at least a dollar bill, so maybe he went to a candy store and got several more Twix bars.
@@mxplk for a dollar???
Was number 2 a nod to the TV show Good Times? His name was Mr. Bookman and he says to Seinfeld: “you and your good time buddies.” How clever!
Not quite.
Missed one involving another show. Mad About You did an episode that revealed Paul Buckman used to live in Kramer's apartment and sublet it to Kramer. That episode establishes that Paul lived across the hall from Jerry when he lived there. Yet in the flashback ep your list mentions Kramer is already living in the apartment when Jerry moves in.
Motivated to watch the whole Seinfeld show from start to finish for probably the 10th time. The world needs good humour.
Seinfeld was my show!
What do you think of Curb?
@@andrewjones575 Never watched it Honestly....how is it?
@@rellenomics101 It's excellent - easily the best current sitcom.
@@rellenomics101 Curb is hilarious. Fictional Larry David being more Costanza than George. Highly recommended. Eleven seasons, and still funny as hell.
Definitely gonna check it out!
George may have seen Jerry throw up before 1980, and Elaine may have seen him “dry retching” without actually throwing up.
Such astute continuity issue observations! Love a keen eye for details... after all, it's ALL in the details! 🦉🦅
True. If only they had fixed these, the show could have been a hit.
One of the greatest moments in tv and greatest sitcom of all. One of those shows you can just throw on no matter what.
This isn’t an error but it is fun to go back & watch all the Seinfeld eps & look for or listen out for Larry David. At the time the show originally aired Larry was not nearly as recognizable as he is now. So it’s like Where’s Waldo now to see or hear him in various episodes. For instance at the Chinese restaurant when Elaine asks the people at the table if she can have some of their food you can hear Larry saying What did she say? And when the cops & Jerry & George knock on Kramer’s door in California you can see Larry standing there too. Of course we know he was also the voice of Steinbrenner but he appeared so many other times as well.
Good stuff!
And in the finale, the final scene of Jerry doing stand-up in prison, Larry David says hes in there for grand theft auto, which he did in the early seasons when he stole Jerry's car and answered the phone loo, then he tells Jerry that he sucks and he's gonna cut him
OMG! I love Seinfeld show and never noticed any of these mistakes!!
I noticed one in the Cigar store Indian episode, in Elaine’s apartment behind the table of her friends playing cards a man can be seen in the background with his arms crossed lmao
In the episode The Phone Message (Season 2, Episode 4) when Jerry and Donna are about to drink wine, as the camera switches views the wine bottle is empty, then full, then the glasses are full, and then one of them is empty, then the cork on the wine is on, and then off, and the scene finishes with one glass full of wine, and the other empty, and the bottle uncorked.
There are also a few scenes throughout the series where Jerry’s front door is closed, the camera switches views, and then the door is open.
Also in The Implant (Season 4, episode 19) when George asks who he can get the death certificate from, he places five sandwiches on his plate, the camera switches views, and then there are only three on his plate. He places two more on his plate, and finally ends with six sandwiches on his plate
The one mistake I always point out is the season 8 episode The Abstinence George is working on a Rubik’s cube and when he sets it down it’s orange on the front but when the cámara cuts back it becomes white
*camera*
#2) profact: The show's production company, Castle Rock Entertainment is in reference to the fictional town of the same name, in horror author Stephen King's books. In a short story by King, a man is repeatedly haunted and attacked by a Library Policeman. It stems from overdue books since from when he was a kid.
Regarding the scene with George's briefcase the mistake is different than the way it's explained. The briefcase is actually NOT "suddenly closed". Watch the briefcase scene and take a good look at the briefcase at 4:04 and also at 4:10. You will see that the briefcase is still open, but its lid is removed.
I backed that up 3 times trying to see it closed
One I noticed was in the Black and White cookie episode, while eating the cookie and talking to Elaine, the black and white of the cookie switches. The black part of the cookie starts on the right side, but when it cuts to Elaine, the black is on the left.
Also Kramer said he only took baths until a later episode where he complained that baths are like “you’re sitting in a pool of your own filth.”
Lol
One mistake NOT covered by this video:
In the "Red Dot Kashmir" episode when Kramer is in Jerry's couch he should have the long red ribbon around his throat all the time but in some cuts he doesn't wear it.
I binge on this show all the time!! The show about nothing!! 😂😂
Maybe I'm missing something, but in the bathroom door "open/shut" scene, it appeared to me that the door they showed as being shut was the door to Jerry's apartment, not the bathroom door.
You mean you don't have a deadbolt lock on the outside of your bathroom door? 😉
Just to add to #1, the line Jerry delivered, "and you want to be my latex salesman" was improvised. That line wasn't in the script. The scene was supposed to end with Jerry entering and finding George lying on the floor.
Seinfeld earned his fifty gazillion dollars with that line.
There are several references about whether or not George's dad is bald. Over several episodes they mention that he is bald, that he's not bald, and one even says he wears a piece.
In 'The Dinner Party' episode while Jerry is eating the black & white cookie and giving his 'look to the cookie' speech the cookie switches colors. While looking at Jerry over Elaine's shoulder the cookie has the white on the left side of the cookie, but a moment later when we look at Elaine over Jerry's shoulder the black is on the left.
I would like to see a list of times when there was a mistake, the crew caught it, left it in and the cast improvised to work it in to the show so it appeared natural.
also lists like this for other shows.
So you want to see clips of Kramer?
@@chrlpolk was he the only one who improvised?
It's a great show. I've been rewatching for years. Anyway, it's not just continuity mistakes, but sometimes script errors. Like S4E11 The Airport. Unless the seat that Elaine sneaks into in 1st Class (even though that airline apparently doesn't have first class) is vacant because the occupier has gone to the toilet, there were no spare seats on the plane for Elaine to sneak into. Jerry and Elaine took the last two. There are plenty of other incorrect things in the show, but it doesn't detract my love for it.
In "the Cadillac" Kramer gets chased across the rooftops by the cable guy. The weird thing, is that BEFORE that scene, a guy from ConEd calls and says that some clowns were running on the rooftops and damaged some equipment. That's the biggest continuity error I've noticed.
Are you serious about the Twix. It’s 50 cents and he needs a nickel. And he had 3 coins??
And you can’t think of ANY combination to make 45 cents?
Like a quarter and two dimes?
Jeez
If he had a quarter and two dimes that still doesn’t equal .50 cents but yet he’s able to insert the 3 coins he has and the machine would move to drop the Twix? Vending machines won’t do that. There is no combo of 3 coins that will equal .50 cents he had to pay for the Twix...that was the point and for this video they consider a mistake in the show. Since he didn’t have time to find another coin when watching the scene.
The Airport: Jerry's in 1st Class, Elaine in Coach. Interior shots of the plane show a wide body cabin-with first class and coach. Exterior shots are of a SWA 737 which is a narrow body and SWA is all coach.
The peephole episode. Kramer can be seen on his sofa, but when he goes to the door and opens it, there is a wall directly behind him.
In the "olden days" of television, most shows didn't bother with continuity. Each episode was an episode unto itself.
I'm actually attempting to watch thru the series now
Another one is the “fungus medicine”. After Jerry steals his gf’s fungal cream and asks Elaine to question her bf about it, he deposits the medicine into her bag. Immediately after he’s near his table where either Kramer or George is sitting and you can see that Jerry is still holding said medicine.
The other weird thing about the car dealership/candy bar is that George had to borrow $ from Jerry and scrounge under the machine for change, but doesn't he have a Twix line-up later? Plus, there were no more Twix bars left, so did he leave to buy some?
I have saying that for years lol.
Spoiler warning on a Seinfeld video, that’s fantastic.
Y'all should do a Top 10 Times Seinfeld Episodes kept unfocused shots in the edit.
Really need a spoiler warning? I have a strange feeling 100% of people who clicked this are well versed in a show that ended in 98
I only clicked this because im into twix bars. Iv heard of the show but never watched it before.
@@DanBen07 Oh my god another dan ben twix clicker!
What about when Jerry's bike changed from green to gray for a few episodes at the beginning of season 5 (maybe 4)? Or when Kramer sent Jerry's stereo through the mail for insurance money, but the stereo still appeared in the scenes in Jerry's apartment when it was suppose to be in the mail?
George is also wearing a shirt when he exits the bathroom... at one point he tells Jerry he always takes it off when he sits in there.
The black & white cookie changes sides after Jerry takes a bite.
Another error when Neuman is saying "The bicycle can only have one rightful owner." In one clip there are two VHS tapes behind him under and left of the Menus, in another, longer shot clip, there is only one (11:10 and 1:12) also, at 1:30 there suddenly is a Chinese food container on the shelf
When you super years late to the library they don't send anyone the just send you to collection 😉
look, you have to understand continuity was never their strong suit but that doesn't detract from the fact that it's the greatest sitcom of all time
The lack of continuity does not take away from the scene.
There are countless instances of bad editing on Seinfeld. Mainly when it comes to head positions or facial expressions between frames.
50 cent Twix, the good old days
Kramer's sitting
in a few different out-of-timing positions during the Hennigan's scene in Jerry's Apartment
I did not notice these the first time but there is one possible mistake that I've never been able to sort out. In S6 E10 "The Race" when Kramer (dressed as Santa) and Mickey (dressed as an elf) are walking down the street (at about 20m 8s), there is a reflection of people standing in line. This appears to be crew members and extras waiting to enter a scene. They are reflected in two window panes: one with a Christmas tree and the other with the word "Noel".
You missed one in the same episode lmao. John Paul changed clothes when he sat in the booth lol
Look at the black and white cookie in the bakery scene,
The black and white cookie changes colors multiple times throughout the scene.
So obvious I cannot believe you guys missed it, WOW!
I’m the episode “The Fix Up” George says Elaine’s friend is Timber and Jerry says Tamber. Later when they sleep together her name is Cynthia.
Like in the episode “The Letter” Elaine’s boss refers to his friend as “he” when he says he’s the Yankees accountant then says “she”.
Whoever requires Spoiler Warnings for Seinfeld needs to get a grip. Lmao
Overlooked editing inconsistencies is different than 'mistakes that were left in the show'. "Mulva" X-D
Yes! I was thinking the entire time that these were extremely picky
Mr Bookman picks up the same book from 2 different locations. I have yet to check but it seems as though Watch Mojo is so lazy that they just went to IMDB Seinfeld, looked at the goofs, and pulled the clips.
Why am I still subscribed to them? It's it because they were popular long ago and I just haven't let go yet?
@@whataqtify Completely agree. It was stretching to say the least. I think the one where Elaine and Jerry are talking and the bathroom door keeps opening and closing between shots is the most legit example.
I noticed one continuity mistake in Season 8's "The Little Jerry". George is dating a prisoner woman and when he sees her for the last time in his apartment, she opens the door, he enters (the door still open), camera back to her and when the shot is on George again the door is already closed. When did he closed it? You don't see it, you don't hear it being closed. Insanely funny though.
Omg it's one of my favorites of all time and there's a lot of mistakes during the 9 seasons including in the beginning when Kramer hasn't talked to his mother babs in over 5 years which he mentioned her when he got that coat that alot of women were attracted to
Fun fact: June 28, 1980, New York City raised the transit fare from 50 cents to 60 cents
Look at the pilot...when Jerry closes the fridge to go watch the Mets game on his TV. He untucks his shirt and you clearly see (what I assume to be) his microphone wire.
Regarding the siblings thing, that's not really a blopper. Maybe they live far away and don't get to travel except for holidays with outside of Festovus which his brother is probably smart enough not to instend the show doesn't have any episodes of
Imagine putting a spoiler warning on a show about nothing from the 90s.
in an epiosde with the jimmy kramas shoes change like 5 times an this was not mentioned in this video.
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Season 9 Episode 7: Elaine is woken up by her neighbor's alarm. She checks hers and it says 3:30. A few seconds later, she bangs on the wall and covers her head in her pillow but the alarm clock now says 3:29.
Another blooper...(the letter episode) Elaine is in her boss office and he's telling her about the incident that he heard about with the baseball cap at the game ...he says his friend (male) has a daughter but after he said that he said her daughter instead of his daughter
Left in the show? Ones like Wayne Knights wedding ring are what is considered an insignificant one. You literallg call it a "small" mistake. And treat it like it was some big snafu they chose to leave in... when fact is, they mightve just not even noticed.
In The Episode The Boyfriend which is the same episode as number 1 George is wearing a shirt as he comes out of the bathroom, But in the later episode The Gymnast George reveals that when he goes he takes his shirt completely off, So there is no time for George to put his shirt on and fully button it up when he wants to tell Kramer that he's meant to say Vandelay Industries
George himself is also out of position in that last one. His knee is right on the corner of the rug when it was about a foot away.
Apparently, Elaine had a sister too. Can't remember what episode she mentions that in though.
Julia's real life sister played the waitress that kept giving George the finger at Monks remember?
In the episode " the cigar store Indian" a crew member in a white golf shirt can be seen behind the women playing cards in Eliane's apartment. He is seen at least twice around the 15:58 mark.
Gotta' watch for that. It's an excellent episode.
Jerry's bathroom window should not exist. All exterior shots of his building show no space between the neighboring building where his bathroom is located.
Have you noticed that the refrigerator is kind of reset into the wall? The way the refrigerator is on the inside doesn't match up. It would protrude through the exterior wall.
0:34 Did you catch the titles of the VHS tapes? Rug Burn, Lips + You, Ode to Desire, Chastity can't make out the others. Guess Jerry spent some time entertaining himself, they should have made it part of the show. Come to think of it they did in "King of Your Castle" Not sure if that's the right title.
In the book scene in Jerry's apartment, the narrator spoke too soon about the inconsistent book placement. You'll have to compare 11:40 to 11:45 to see the discrepancy.
You can have a quarter and two dimes. That equals 45 cents and he would just need the nickel.
And 3+1=4
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I think you missed one of the biggest errors in the show's history. How can Kramer be sub-letting his apartment from Paul Reiser's character in "Mad About You" AND George watches the show "Mad About You" with his fiancee? Is "Mad About You" a reality show in the Seinfeld universe?
At least Seinfeld left itself out of "Blackout Night", the Must See TV gimmick forced upon the other Thursday night comedies alongside Seinfeld.