Here!

Yep

Me too

Ha ha yes!

They're very relaxing, probably because I've seen them so many times.

because it's from the same story arcs (e.g. kramer vows silence makes sense across multiple scenes creating sense of cohesion)

I know right?! Lol

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Most of these are not deleted scenes they were in the episode

It’s a Festivus Miracle!

They eat fish! 😂 LOL!

Laughs in Elmer fudd sitting on a juicer

😂

Canada sucks, USA #1

One word...GROSS 🤢 Got quite the surprise when I pulled down the rear cupholders to find this...but believe it or not, it wasn't even the worst area in the vehicle! Can anyone guess the type of vehicle? 🤔 Friday 9am ET...you won't want to miss this one!!

@@melahuak i disagree but we are all one, esp now. 🌍🇨🇦🌬🙏

@@gar7reever754 I thought CA was an abbreviation for California?

Totally agree! Why does there have to be four consecutive episodes of Big Bang Theory or Friends? Just one of Seinfeld thrown in there would be nice.

You can get the DVDs for like $5 a piece lol

​@@yourmomshouse6984 For $5? Where? And how many DVDs for the entire series?

@Phil McCrevice Interested only is satisfying his basest needs.

I loove it!

God?

Hes a loathsome offensive brute, yet I cant look away..

they did

Most of these scenes were in the actual episode?

80's were better (before the writers strike) 90's seem dominant because of the writers strike of the 80's when there was horseshit of TV during the strike.

music was good too lot better than the 80s

+William Hilinsky Examples?

Cheers, Night Court, Married With Children (the best years were in the 80's) ......

It was OK, kind of like this generations Twighlight Zone. Good, not great show,.

Ok you have an intestine life

You mean the friends apartment looks the same from the seinfeld kramer art scene. Seinfeld came before Friends. Lol.

Never watched Friends, so you could be right.

Not crazy. Show is literally hilarious

Kats Bryan you are not alone, my friend!

That is a normal human reaction when you find something funny

If it were so great, you would've marked the time.

Yes, that's where they came from. They were included on the DVD separately and I put them together like an episode.

SupertzarGaming more than 1 of these are actual episodes,your right..

SupertzarGaming : was a fb8

BUT they left out a line guys!

It's deleted scenes.

Only some of it

Sid Farkus, he's the best in the business.

"i saw him in the coffee shop. He had tears, accompanied with mucus."

@@phlushphish793 Y

Bugs bunny

Vieng I. Love. For. Ever xxx

Asian girls

maybe it is the same set or apartment

ok

Except 90% of these scenes were in the actual episodes 🤦‍♂️ 🤦‍♂️ 🤦‍♂️ 🤦‍♂️ 🤦‍♂️

Jerry has a terrible time just staying in character. I like him fine, but as an actor...?

Jerry is funny like all the characters. But he is not a underrated actor😂

Jerry Stiller?!

Mike Carey agreed. He can’t act!

That's because he was a comedian not actor. This show is just an extension of his comedy routine

you can see the genius of larry david- those shows didnt just happen! he knew what didnt work

@@UmVtCg You're completely wrong lol

It’s not deleted at all. It’s included when they release the show.

@@honorbliss8271 Not according to the description. They could be alternate takes.

Most of these scenes were trimmed out for syndication but are included on the DVDs.

Fairly certain I saw the scene at 3:42 in a rerun

I love seinfield love these episodes.

"The Cartoon" is the 169th episode of the NBC sitcom Seinfeld. This was the 13th episode for the ninth and final season. It aired on January 29, 1998.[1][2] The episode was inspired by comedian Kathy Griffin's ridiculing Jerry Seinfeld during a stand-up comedy performance on HBO where she stated that he was allegedly rude to her during her first appearance on the sitcom, in the episode "The Doll". Seinfeld was so amused by this that he wrote her a humorous letter congratulating her for it (reprinted in her memoir, Official Book Club Selection), added the clip of her routine as well as a clip of her being interviewed about the incident by Conan O'Brien to a video shown to audiences at Seinfeld tapings and had it written into the series.[3][4] Griffin said, given that this was one of the final ten episodes of Seinfeld, "I felt like it was part of history-making television."[5] Griffin and Seinfeld have remained friendly in the years since.[6][7] This episode was also notable for its subtle criticism towards the cartoons published in The New Yorker, which none of the characters seems to understand. The episode's writer, Bruce Eric Kaplan, had himself contributed many cartoons to The New Yorker, and he drew upon some of his own experiences for this part of the plot.[8] Kaplan said of the cartoon subplot, "To me, the most interesting part of that story was the idea of not understanding a cartoon."[9] Elaine tries to contribute to the magazine with a simpler and understandable cartoon, but ends up subconsciously lifting a Ziggy joke.[10][11][12] This part of the storyline was later remembered by the media when in 2008 Jessica Seinfeld was falsely accused of plagiarizing a cookbook...."

G Sam There was cause Kramer was blabing everything before thinking

Christophe Damon that was Kramer every episode

G Sam lol that is true, but Jerry actually called him out for it in this particular episode I'm talking abt.😂

Re: Wikipedia: "Seinfeld Season 9, Episode 13. PLOT: Kramer again gets Jerry into trouble, by revealing what Jerry truly thinks of Susan Ross's old college roommate Sally Weaver (Kathy Griffin). Elaine obsesses over the meaning of a cartoon that appears in The New Yorker. Elaine, and later Kramer, comments that George's new girlfriend (Tracy Nelson) looks a lot like Jerry. In fact Kramer tells George, "Just because they look alike, that doesn't mean you're secretly in love with Jerry." Jerry confronts Kramer's frankness. Sally claims that Jerry has ruined her life and she's quitting the business. Jerry can't have that on his conscience; he talks her back into the business. Kramer makes an important life decision: the only way to keep his mouth shut is to stop talking. Before he finally stops talking, Kramer's constant references to the looks of George's girlfriend drive George out of Jerry's apartment. Elaine goes to The New Yorker offices to seek an explanation for the cartoon. She discovers that the editor (Paul Benedict) didn't understand the cartoon either - he simply "liked the kitty". Sally opens her new one-woman show about "Jerry Seinfeld, the Devil". Elaine's complaint gets her the opportunity to do her own cartoon for the magazine. Jerry confronts Sally about the content of her show. Newman is her biggest fan; finally, he can see a "show that is about something". Kramer discovers the disadvantages of not talking. George worries about why he really likes his girlfriend. A clip of Sally's show appears on Channel 9 news; it features Jerry's latest confrontation with her. Jerry calls Sally and the message he leaves on her answering machine appears in her show as well. Later the lawsuit he filed appears in her cable special. Jerry decides to cut off all communication with Sally. Elaine's first comic appears in The New Yorker. J. Peterman thinks it is a great cartoon until he realizes it is a Ziggy. George and his girlfriend discuss their relationship, until she gets chewing gum in her hair. Sally starts talking to the silent Kramer, until he can't take it anymore. He tells her to shut up, and then he apologizes and says that he hasn't spoken for days. Sally tells him to lay it on her. To remove the gum from her hair, George's girlfriend cuts her hair; her new hairstyle looks exactly like Jerry's. Sally's new cable show is about to come on and Jerry is convinced she'll have nothing to talk about, and is proven wrong because Kramer talked with Sally at Monk's Coffee Shop. George decides to take a few days off from his "relationship" with Jerry."

I guess thats the one where Kramer took the vow of silence(?)

Excellent observations. Thanks.

So go watch those shows then 🤷🏻‍♀️

In the DVD set, they were listed as extras and were presented separately. I stitched them together to make this episode.

Timestamp?

They were literally not in all of the shows. Why would the scenes be included as deleted, extra, or alternate takes in the DVD collection? Tell it to the producers. (I don't have their number.) Also, there were way more than 30 shows in the series.

@@davewebbtheauthor i have the Seinfeld Box set and without looking at the extra DVDs I have seen all those scenes in the original 30 minute episodes, but I could be wrong, being honest with you after the crap of covid and some major medical issues on my part I'm probably wrong

It stretches over time,these reels are over 20 years old

Never say the F word when discussing Seinfeld. Never.

That's Monica & Chandler @ 70

actually jack nicholson's character said: "you can't handle the truth!" but i agreed that they took the line from that 😊

Good question. Just searched for 20 minutes and couldn't find a thing. I thought IMDB listed every actor ever filmed. Guess I was wrong.

Larisa Miller. Here are some of her credits including Halloween and Escape Under Pressure and some others:) www.rottentomatoes.com/celebrity/larisa_miller

Here is a Google search link with some of her pictures. www.google.ca/search?q=larisa+miller&oq=larisa+miller&aqs=chrome.0.69i59j69i60l3j0l2.2602j1j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

@@davewebbtheauthor I posted a couple of links in the replies, Dave:)

@@michelledinovo6446 Thank you very much.

o0Ampy0o I agree. There’s a reason they hit the cutting room floor

Yes, most scenes are from the DVD set from over a decade ago.

netflix is a loser company they hired susan rice (what a loser) and we all know birds of a feather flock together, if you like the obummer years you are part of the problem oh also all federal law enforcement agencies are traitors including the janitors

@@clawrence66 keep watching faux news nothing better than an idiot who thinks he's informed like you

Updated: the sitcom has to end his contract on 2020 with Hulu. Netflix already signed with Seinfeld series to start on 2020 so waittt hehe

It is

Yes they are. Some have the same lines as the show but a lot more in between. None of these aired exactly like this on TV. Edit: Fuck autocorrect. Every dam time.

According to his imdb page, he was not.

They are from the DVD collection put out by the producers of the show. Some scenes were deleted, and some were alternate takes. Also, some were cut from the television broadcasts in certain countries.