All Seinfeld, all the time

[Versatile]

I always wondered why there wasn't a station dedicated to the best show ever. Well, the Internet answers all prayers. This site streams Seinfeld episodes in order with no commercials 24/7.

http://tgun.tv/embed/sein.php

I know there are ways to better control what you watch, but I kind of love the feel of random reruns.

 

[dooley_womack1]

Does that include the Seinfeld Chronicles?

 

[Versatile]

Why wouldn't it?

Right now, one of my five or 10 favorites: "The Puffy Shirt."

"Stress is very bad for the epidermis!"

"He could have had any woman in the world, but none could match the beauty of his own hand."

 

[Songbird]

Favorite 3 episodes:

1. The Opera
2. Merv Griffin Soundstage
3. The Finale

 

[Flying Headbutt]

The Marine Biologist and the wedding in India have to be way up there on the list.

 

[dooley_womack1]

Why wouldn't it?

Right now, one of my five or 10 favorites: "The Puffy Shirt."

"Stress is very bad for the epidermis!"

"He could have had any woman in the world, but none could match the beauty of his own hand."

Why would it, necessarily? Tons of differences between it and Seinfeld. I just asked a damn question.

 

[Riptide]

"The Cigar Store Indian."

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DV16ECAAACM

The Kramer moment in the taxi is comedy gold.

 

[Small Town Guy]

The Marine Biologist and the wedding in India have to be way up there on the list.

Oh man, Headbutt. Marine Biologist might be my all-time favorite. "But I'm not a marine biologist." But the India wedding might be my least favorite episode. Hated it.

 

[Double Down]

Best show ever?

 

[Flying Headbutt]

The Marine Biologist and the wedding in India have to be way up there on the list.

Oh man, Headbutt. Marine Biologist might be my all-time favorite. "But I'm not a marine biologist." But the India wedding might be my least favorite episode. Hated it.

What I liked about the wedding in India was that it completely went backwards and still managed to tell a fun story. Not the wedding itself, but the subplot with Franklin Delano Romanowski and Kramer.

 

[Versatile]

Best show ever?

Glad you agree.

 

[Double Down]

Best show ever?

Glad you agree.

"You've made a huge mistake."

 

[Versatile]

http://www.sportsjournalists.com/forum/posts/3320825/

 

[Double Down]

We'll see. Arrested Development is about to get another at bat. I'm not thrilled about what I've been hearing, but I'm open to the possibility that 12 episodes and a movie push it over the top of both Seinfeld and The Simpsons, despite its shorter run. It's Ted Williams basically, robbed of its prime.

 

[Versatile]

It's really hard to know where Arrested Development was going. The third season was a mess, but it also was hilarious. Of course it was built on the premise of the show ending, so who knows where they would have gone otherwise. The first season spent a lot of time developing the characters and wasn't that funny, though I know we agree that most comedies struggle in the first season. The second season was brilliant. That's probably more along the line of what they would have done over the course of a full run.

I still think Seinfeld is funnier than anything ever, though. But I'm exceedingly neurotic.

 

[YGBFKM]

More like Gale Sayers.

 

[Double Down]

It's really hard to know where Arrested Development was going. The third season was a mess, but it also was hilarious. Of course it was built on the premise of the show ending, so who knows where they would have gone otherwise. The first season spent a lot of time developing the characters and wasn't that funny, though I know we agree that most comedies struggle in the first season. The second season was brilliant. That's probably more along the line of what they would have done over the course of a full run.

I still think Seinfeld is funnier than anything ever, though. But I'm exceedingly neurotic.

Have you watched the third season twice? Because I thought it was a mess the first time, and now I think it's ****ing brilliant. Yeah, it got a little to meta at times, but that's part of its brilliance. MR F and The Ocean Walker are two of my favorite episodes of comedy. Not-A-***** is great. Family Ties (with Justine Bateman) is so ******* hilarious in the way that real life Bateman brother and sister almost bone, paralleling George Michael's forbidden lust for Maeby. It even has Bob Loblaw's Law Blog. I mean, C'mon!

Barry Zuckerkorn and I object that Season 1 isn't as funny. I think it's one of the best debut seasons of any comedy ever. In Season 1, you get Key Decisions, Pier Pressure (probably the perfect AD episode), Carl Weathers' episode, Justice is Blind, Zuckercorn jumping the shark, the Hermano episode, etc.

 

[Versatile]

It's really hard to know where Arrested Development was going. The third season was a mess, but it also was hilarious. Of course it was built on the premise of the show ending, so who knows where they would have gone otherwise. The first season spent a lot of time developing the characters and wasn't that funny, though I know we agree that most comedies struggle in the first season. The second season was brilliant. That's probably more along the line of what they would have done over the course of a full run.

I still think Seinfeld is funnier than anything ever, though. But I'm exceedingly neurotic.

Have you watched the third season twice? Because I thought it was a mess the first time, and now I think it's ****ing brilliant. Yeah, it got a little to meta at times, but that's part of its brilliance. MR F and The Ocean Walker are two of my favorite episodes of comedy. Not-A-***** is great. Family Ties (with Justine Bateman) is so ******* hilarious in the way that real life Bateman brother and sister almost bone, paralleling George Michael's forbidden lust for Maeby. It even has Bob Loblaw's Law Blog. I mean, C'mon!

Barry Zuckerkorn and I object that Season 1 isn't as funny. I think it's one of the best debut seasons of any comedy ever. In Season 1, you get Key Decisions, Pier Pressure (probably the perfect AD episode), Carl Weathers' episode, Justice is Blind, Zuckercorn jumping the shark, the Hermano episode, etc.

I was being harsh on Season 1. I don't think it's as funny as Seasons 2 or 3. That said, I have watched the entire series through twice, but that's pretty much it for every episode except a handful of favorites ("Hand to God" is mine).

I just watched "The Maestro" on this streaming channel early tonight, though. I've seen it at least 10 times, and I still laugh uncontrollably. Jackie Chiles is better than Barry Zuckerkorn or Bob Loblaw.

 

[Double Down]

You better have a spare bowl of candy beans with you if you're going to talk your eyebrows off spreading those kind of lies.

Also, randomly...

Gene Parmesean > Soup Nazi

 

[Versatile]

Maybe you need a balm for that chaffing.