Funniest Seinfeld moments

 

    For nine years back in the 90's, Seinfeld has given us nothing but laughs. But there are some moments that made us laugh even harder. Here are the funniest moments on Seinfeld.

   In one episode, George tries to impress a girl after she finds out from Jerry that he's a Marine Biologist. Things turn ugly for George when has to save a baby whale in the shore. "The sea was angry that day my friends. Like an old man trying to send soup back to a deli" became a very quoted line. He tells Jerry, Kramer and Elaine the story, and at the end, he takes out a golf ball. It seems Kramer was playing golf at the beach earlier and might have caused the incident. At the end he asks, "Is that a Titlist?" after getting a yes, he says, "hole in one." That is is one amazing ending to an episode

   Another is an episode with a soup store where there is a Soup Nazi running it. Elaine doesn't care, humiliates him, and is banned. Hearing the words, "NO SOUP FOR YOU!" is pretty funny. He banished Elanie, never gave George his free bread and well...gives an amour to Kramer only to find out it was for Elanie. She finds some soup recipes, goes back to the soup store, and shuts the place down. "No soup for you, NEXT!"

  Another episode had the four in the Hamptons for a few days. There were some good moments like Kramer getting real lobsters, having an ugly baby, seeing George's girlfriend topless with him seeing. But the best well, George wanted to take his anger on not seeing his girlfriend topless, he wants to see Jerry's girlfriend topless. But she sees him naked after swimming and well.... he shouted out, "I was in the pool!"

There was one episode that got an Emmy, and what was it for... self-pleasure. Yes, this episode went there. This episode started when George said his mother 'caught him' and ended up in the hospital. The four make a bet to see who can last the longest. Kramer loses first saying, "I'm out!" after seeing a naked woman across the street. Elaine is next after finding out John F. Kennedy Jr. was in her aerobics class. At the end, it seemed they all lost.

  Another was finding out the truth on Jerry and George. Ok, it was a lie that was started by Elaine who saw some women eavesdropping on their conversation. Seems one of them worked as a journalist and was giving Jerry an interview. Finding out the truth, she places in the paper that George and Jerry are a gay couple. George's mother finds out and ends up in the hospital. Near the end, it seems everything works out, but the famous line, "not that there's anything wrong with that" becomes a tattoo on the show.

   Another episode involved a JFK reference. Elaine starts dating Keith Hernanadez whom Kramer and his friend Newman despises. The reason why is because Keith spat on them. They referenced it in the style of the JFK assassination. Showing Elaine from Jerry's point of view that there had to be a second spitter. Giving Jerry to say, "That is one magic loogie." Around the end of the episode, Keith explains that another baseball player was at true fault and caused the spitting to happen.

This show had a lot of funny moments and memorable lines. Especially: "They're real, and they're spectacular", "These pretzels are making me thirsty." The famous Kramer painter that was sold to a rich couple, and many other moments. This show is gone, but not forgotten, and now...the four have done different things, some good and some...well, I'll always remember them back when they were Elaine, Jerry, George and Kramer.