Best Seinfeld scene....

<p>I have to say that the best Seinfeld scene is George interviewing for a job to be a bra salesman.</p>

<p>Mr. Farkus: “So George, the job here is quite simple… selling bras.”</p>

<p>George: “That interests me very much, Mr. Farkus, very much indeed, sir.”</p>

<p>Mr. Farkus: “Have you ever sold a woman’s line before?”</p>

<p>George: “No, but…I have a very good rapport with women. Very good. Comfortable. And from the first time I laid eyes on a brassiere…I was enthralled.”</p>

<p>Mr. Farkus: “Tell me about it.”</p>

<p>George: “Well I was 14 years old…in my friend’s bathroom…his mother’s brassiere was hanging over the shower rod. I picked it up. I studied it. i thought: ‘I like this’. I didn’t know in what way, or on what level, but I knew… I wanted to be around brassieres.”</p>

<p>Mr. Farkus: “That’s an incredible story. You have a remarkable passion for brassieres.”</p>

<p>George: “Well, they’re more than just underwear to me, Mr. Farkus. Two cups in the front… two loops in the back…(small chuckle) How do they do it?”</p>

<p>Mr. Farkus: “Well, i think I can say, barring some unforseen incident, that you will have a very bright future here at E.D. Granmont.”</p>

<p>George: “Thank you Mr. Farkus, thank you very much indeed, sir.”</p>

<p>Mr. Farkus: “See you Monday, 9:00.”</p>

<p>George: “If you don’t mind, sir…I’ll be here at 8.”</p>

<p>Mr. Farkus: “Excellent.”</p>

<p>George: “so long, sir.”</p>

<p>He then walks out of Mr. Farkus’s office, sees an attractive lady standing just around the corner, goes to tap her on the arm, and she gets offended…calls out Mr. Farkus, and she happens to be Ms. De Granmont…</p>

<p>Ms. De Granmont: “Who’s this perverted little weasel?”</p>

<p>Mr. Farkus: “This is Costanza. The new bra salesman starting on Monday.”</p>

<p>Ms. DeGranmont: “If he’s here on Monday, you’re not. Take your pick!”</p>

<p>I really like the Soup Nazi episode, especially at the end with Elaine. NO SOUP FOR YOU!</p>

<p>% Sharon asks Jerry if he does anything besides stand-up and when Jerry replies</p>

<p>% that he and George are doing a pilot for NBC, Sharon says "oh, so you also</p>

<p>% work together." which seems to puzzle Jerry a bit. Before another question</p>

<p>% can be asked, George has helped himself to some fruit…</p>

<p>George: Jerry did you wash this pear?</p>

<p>Jerry: Yeah, I washed it.</p>

<p>George: It looks like it hasn’t been washed.</p>

<p>Jerry: So <em>wash</em> <em>it</em>.</p>

<p>George: You hear the way he talks to me?</p>

<p>Sharon: You should hear how <em>my</em> boyfriend talks to me…</p>

<p>% Again, Jerry seems confused as to what Sharon is saying. Something’s not</p>

<p>% quite right… But, before another question can be asked, again George</p>

<p>% has a question-- this time for Sharon…</p>

<p>Geroge: Let me ask you something. What do you think of this shirt?</p>

<p>Sharon: It’s nice.</p>

<p>George: Jerry said he didn’t like it.</p>

<p>Jerry: I didn’t say I didn’t like it. I said it was O.K…</p>

<p>George: No, you said you didn’t like it…</p>

<p>Jerry: Oh, so what if I don’t like it. Is that like the end of the world, or</p>

<p>something?</p>

<p>% Bombardier… Open bomb doors. The big one is about to be dropped…</p>

<p>Sharon: So how did you two meet?</p>

<p>Jerry: Actually, we met in the gym locker room.</p>

<p>George: Yeah. Actually it was in gym class. I was trying to climb the ropes</p>

<p>and Jerry was spotting me. I kept slipping and burning my thighs and</p>

<p>then finally I slipped and fell on Jerry’s head. We’ve been close ever</p>

<p>since.</p>

<p>% George takes a hold of Jerry’s leg to stress the point and Sharon, who</p>

<p>% obviously thinks she has a real story here now, asks another question:</p>

<p>Sharon: Do you guys live together?</p>

<p>Jerry: [quizzically] Live together?</p>

<p>George: No, I got my own place.</p>

<p>% Jerry is about <em>this</em> close (picture my thumb and forefinger <em>really</em> close</p>

<p>% together) to figuring out what is going on here, when the “question fatale”</p>

<p>% is asked:</p>

<p>Sharon: And do your parents know?</p>

<p>Jerry: Know <em>what</em>?</p>

<p>George: My parents? They don’t know <em>what’s</em> goin’ on…</p>

<p>% It’s at this point, I <em>swear</em> I heard a big clunk noise in Jerry’s head as</p>

<p>% his eyes light up like sunbeams. Sherlock Seinfeld has solved the mystery.</p>

<p>% (Actually, since he took so long to figure it out he’s probably closer to</p>

<p>% Encyclopedia Brown than Sherlock Holmes, but I’ll give him the benefit of</p>

<p>% the doubt. Heck, it usually took the guys on “Three’s Company” 25 minutes</p>

<p>% to figure out something this complex…)</p>

<p>Jerry: Oh God, you’re that girl in the coffee shop that was eavesdropping on</p>

<p>us. I <em>knew</em> you looked familiar!</p>

<p>% All three rise from the couch and a rather excited J+G try to explain things</p>

<p>% to a very confused reporter.</p>

<p>Jerry: There’s been a big misunderstanding here! We did that whole thing</p>

<p>for your benefit. We knew you were eavesdropping. That’s why my</p>

<p>friend said all that. It was on purpose! We’re not gay! Not that</p>

<p>there’s anything wrong with that…</p>

<p>George: No, of course not…</p>

<p>Jerry: I mean that’s fine if that’s who you are…</p>

<p>George: Absolutely…</p>

<p>Jerry: I mean I have many gay friends…</p>

<p>George: My <em>father</em> is gay…</p>

<p>% But alas, our heroes pleas for help have fallen upon deaf ears…</p>

<p>Sharon: Look, I know what I heard.</p>

<p>Jerry: It was a <em>joke</em>…</p>

<p>George: Look, you wanna have sex right now? Do want to have sex with me right</p>

<p>now? Let’s go! C’mon, let’s go baby! C’mon!</p>

<p>that must be one of the longest posts i’ve ever seen.</p>

<p>One word: Bookman.</p>

<p>does anyone else find the Family Guy parody of a scene between George and Jerry absolutely hilarious:</p>

<p>Brian is watching TV</p>

<p>George: So you dumped her?
Jerry: Yeah…she was a tickler.
G: And you’re not a stickler for the ticklers.
J: Nope not a tickler stickler.
Together:ticklersticklerticklersticklerticklersticklerticklerstickler</p>

<p>Teri Hatcher: “They’re real and they’re fabulous!”</p>

<p>Wow…I love how everyone quite literally put the scene that is their favorite. I also loved the Soup Nazi episode. One of my other favorites is when Kramer and George’s father go into business and create the “manssiere”</p>

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<p>You do realize that it’s a cut and paste job?</p>

<p>"Teri Hatcher: “They’re real and they’re fabulous!”'</p>

<p>I loooooooove it when people misquote their “favorite” lines. :rolleyes:</p>

<p>fabulous, spectacular, what’s the difference?</p>

<p>LOL :)</p>

<p>Isn’t it funny how no other show has tried to copy Seinfeld, or at least had success doing so?</p>

<p>Curb Your Enthusiasm?</p>

<p>except cye is competely improved…and it sucks</p>

<p>I’m Cosmo Kramer, the Ass Man!</p>

<p>Cosmo Kramer, the man who admits he fakes orgasms!!! :)</p>

<p>“except cye is competely improved…and it sucks”</p>

<p>Uh, it’s actually really funny.</p>