Seinfeld (1989) TV

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How Crowds Work "I couldn't help but think of Elaine Venice the second you mentioned a subway stopping." — Josh Josh references the famous Seinfeld episode where Elaine gets stuck on a malfunctioning subway when discussing emergency group behavior.

Feb 17, 2026 #122325

SYSK's 2025 Holiday Extravaganza Christmas Special "That was from Seinfeld. Remember he had a girlfriend that he was spitting out food and putting it in his jacket." — Chuck Referenced an episode where a character wraps mutton in napkins and stuffs it in his jacket pocket.

Dec 23, 2025 #121225

SYSK's 12 Days of Christmas… Toys: What Makes a Must-Have Christmas Toy? "Essentially like Kramer when he accidentally is wearing the Technicolor Dreamcoat and ends up with that big Jemiriqui hat and a cane." — Chuck Used as a comparison to describe how Ty Warner dressed when making sales calls in the 1960s.

Dec 12, 2025 #112525

Rice is Nice "That was from Seinfeld when George played Trivial Pursuit with the Bubble Boy." — Chuck Chuck referenced a famous Seinfeld episode where George argues about the spelling of 'Moors' during a Trivial Pursuit game.

Nov 25, 2025 #072925

The Humble and Deadly Cigarette "And Kramer. Don't forget Kramer was the Marlboro man for a minute." — Josh Josh mentions that the character Kramer from Seinfeld was a Marlboro Man in an episode.

Jul 29, 2025 #062725

SYSK’s Summer Movie Playlist: What's the deal with Bond, James Bond? "If you've seen Seinfeld, someone went and sat in that theater with a camera recorder." — Chuck Referenced as the source of the piracy example joke about theater camcording.

Jun 27, 2025 #061025

How Styrofoam Works "Jason Alexander sang and danced in a TV commercial in the 80s, extolling the virtues of the McDLT container itself." — Chuck Referenced Jason Alexander from Seinfeld appearing in a McDLT commercial wearing a skinny tie and blazer.

Jun 10, 2025 #052425

Selects: How Publicists Work "the best portrayal of a publicist is on Seinfeld. The mom from that 70s show, remember she played Seinfeld's publicist?" — Chuck Referenced for having a memorable portrayal of a publicist character played by an actress from That 70s Show.

May 24, 2025 #041925

Selects: Adidas v. Puma: A Sibling Rivalry "I was thinking about a couple of weeks ago when it was like the Costanza moment when you thought of a line after the moment" — Chuck Referenced as a comparison to George Costanza's character trait of thinking of comebacks after conversations end.

Apr 19, 2025 #031125

The Scribble on Scrabble "Seinfeld's mom played Quone, Q-U-O-N-E." — Josh Discussed as a TV show featuring a famous Scrabble scene where a made-up word is played.

Mar 11, 2025 #012325

How Automats Worked "You remember in Seinfeld when Kramer found the old Merv Griffin set." — Josh Josh references the Seinfeld episode where Kramer finds the Merv Griffin Show set.

Jan 23, 2025 #100524

Selects: How the Escape from Alcatraz Worked "I think he was the guy who played Kramer on Seinfeld in the in the pilot. In the NBC pilot." — Josh Josh discusses an actor who played Kramer in the original Seinfeld pilot episode.

Oct 5, 2024 #081724

Selects: Body Language! "She like swept. Yeah. Elaine's desk just cleans. Oh, man. Yeah. I love Molly Shannon." — Josh Referenced Molly Shannon's character Elaine and a comedic desk-sweeping scene.

Aug 17, 2024 #050224

Atomic Clocks, Ahoy! "Remember when Kramer figured out that... Did people think he had the movie phone number? So he started being the movie phone?" — Chuck Chuck references a Seinfeld episode involving Kramer and MoviePhone while discussing obsolete technology people still call.

May 2, 2024 #013124

Short Stuff: Wainscoting: When Half a Wall is Enough "It also technically could protect against Kramer in his pool queue" — Josh Josh references the Seinfeld character Kramer when discussing how wainscoting could protect walls from pool cues in small rooms.

Jan 31, 2024 #013024

The Harrowing Story of the North Hollywood Shootout "which reminded me of that Seinfeld movie. Prognosis negative." — Chuck A National Geographic documentary title was compared to a fictional Seinfeld movie episode.

Jan 30, 2024 #122723

Short Stuff: Scheele's Green "It was on stamps that, you know, post-it stamps that you licked like Kastanza." — Chuck Reference to the character Kramer from Seinfeld in the context of licking stamps.

Dec 27, 2023 #121923

Beanie Babies: Reigning Toy Craze Champion "Essentially like Kramer, when he accidentally is wearing the Technicolor Dream coat and ends up with that big Jameerahquai hat." — Josh Compared Ty Warner's flamboyant appearance to a Seinfeld character's outfit.

Dec 19, 2023 #111623

Diners: The Most American Establishment? "if you've ever watched Seinfeld, that's what they use is the establishing shot for their monks coffee shop" — Josh Josh references Tom's Restaurant in Manhattan being used as the exterior shot for the fictional Monk's Cafe in Seinfeld.

Nov 16, 2023 #071523

Selects: How Police Lineups Work "Wasn't Kramer in a lineup when he was a suspect? Totally serial killer suspect." — Chuck Referenced as depicting a comedic lineup scene where Kramer was a suspect and kept turning the wrong way.

Jul 15, 2023 #050323

Short Stuff: Dunbar's Number "the boyfriend episode, part one. I don't remember that one." — Chuck Chuck references the Seinfeld episode where Jerry discusses how it's impossible to make new friends in your 30s.

May 3, 2023 #012123

Selects: How Game Shows Work "John O'Hurley is either. From Jay Peterman, Seinfeld." — Chuck Mentioned to identify John O'Hurley, a Family Feud host, by his role in the TV series.

Jan 21, 2023 #100622

How License Plates Work "since you brought up Seinfeld, I went back and started watching Larry Sanders show" — Chuck Chuck mentions Seinfeld in comparison to The Larry Sanders Show, noting he believes Gary Shandling was the original inspiration.

Oct 6, 2022 #092122

Short Stuff: Laugh Tracks "So if you think back, even Seinfeld, Chuck, one of the funniest shows of all time had a laugh track and this was into the 90s" — Josh Josh uses Seinfeld as an example of a highly successful sitcom from the 90s that still used laugh tracks.

Sep 21, 2022 #092022

Sitcoms Part I "This pops up everywhere from married with children to Seinfeld." — Josh Referenced as an example of sitcom structure and character types.

Sep 20, 2022 #090822

Everything We Know About Squids "does Meek have the discography of that compares to like Seinfeld tapes" Mentioned as a comparison to discuss whether Meek Mill could bring something to a ref's hospital bed like a Curb Your Enthusiasm reference.

Sep 8, 2022 #082522

Kissing Cousins: A History of Marrying Family "I just saw a Seinfeld episode where George tries to come on to his cousin" — Chuck Chuck mentions a Seinfeld episode where George attempts to flirt with his cousin who is drinking wine coolers in a van.

Aug 25, 2022 #081622

Mariachi: The Rodney Dangerfield of Music "Oh, Jackie Childs from Seinfeld? Yeah, yeah, totally." — Chuck Chuck references a Seinfeld character (Jackie Childs) while joking about detective work, though the reference is brief and contextual.

Aug 16, 2022 #011822

Rock Paper Scissors: Decider of Things "I remember movies in the like set in the 50s and 60s, I feel like they did that some too. Did you ever do the even odd thing? I never really understood that one. It's like when you throw, you like go one, two, three, and you throw one, two, or three fingers. I saw a lot of wrestling going on, a lot of gaming type stuff. I did remember. I remember doing it on Seinfeld." — Chuck Referenced as a show where the even-odds finger game was depicted.

Jan 18, 2022 #122321

SYSK’s 2021 Glad Tidings Bonanza Holiday Special "If you don't know what we're talking about, then you probably are not a Seinfeld fan, but Festivus was in the 1997 episode of The Strike." — Josh Josh discusses the Seinfeld episode 'The Strike' from 1997 where the character Frank Costanza created Festivus.

Dec 23, 2021 #113021

The Twisted History of Dentistry "Wasn't it on Seinfeld that George pretended to be a dentist for a little while?" — Chuck Chuck asks about George Costanza's storyline involving a dentist character named Tim Watley on the TV show.

Nov 30, 2021 #100621

Short Stuff: Dingoes! "especially the ones who haven't seen Seinfeld or aren't fans of Meryl Streep" — Chuck Seinfeld is mentioned as a show that referenced the famous 'dingo ate my baby' line from the Chamberlain case.

Oct 6, 2021 #092321

The Statue of Liberty "it's like the Seinfeld gag when they uh, when they talk about uh, we're gonna try and like make up some airtime" — Josh Josh references a Seinfeld joke about flying faster to make up airtime, comparing it to a point about speed.

Sep 23, 2021 #072021

Stranger Danger! "Jerry Seinfeld is a registered sex offender on his TV show. He peed in the parking deck and got caught." — Chuck Using a Seinfeld episode as an example of how sex offender registries can inappropriately categorize minor infractions.

Jul 20, 2021 #070321

Selects: Are good samaritan laws effective? "the final episode. Right? Right. Yeah. Which is, like, the least funny episode of Seinfeld ever." — Chuck The hosts discuss the Seinfeld finale episode where the gang goes to jail for not helping during a carjacking, relating it to Good Samaritan laws.

Jul 3, 2021 #042221

How Stamp Collecting Works "the gum, which is that sticky stuff that killed George Costanza's wife or fiance" — Chuck Referenced the famous Seinfeld episode where a character dies from licking envelopes with cheap gum.

Apr 22, 2021 #123120

La Dame de Fer (Eiffel Tower) "you have to be a real jerk, you know, like Costanza level jerk" — Josh Josh uses George Costanza as an example of the kind of jerk who wouldn't look up at the Eiffel Tower.

Dec 31, 2020 #121020

The Taliesin Massacre "I thought it was George Costanz of it, designed the Guggenheim. Not Frank Lloyd Wright." — Chuck Chuck references the Seinfeld episode where George Costanza claims to have redesigned the Guggenheim.

Dec 10, 2020 #102920

SYSK’s Scare Your Pants Off (and Back On) Halloween Spooktacular "like Costanza's dad" — Josh Josh references Seinfeld's Frank Costanza character when discussing whether they read stories ahead of time.

Oct 29, 2020 #101020

SYSK Selects: How Bigfoot Works "It's like Elaine testing positive for poppy seed bagel." — Josh Josh references the Seinfeld episode where Elaine tests positive for opium from a poppy seed bagel.

Oct 10, 2020 #093020

Short Stuff: That's A Head Scratcher "It made me think of the Seinfeld, where George said, if you want people to leave you alone, look stressed out and annoyed." — Chuck Referenced an episode where George Costanza uses stressed body language to avoid being bothered at his office.

Sep 30, 2020 #090120

How the Escape from Alcatraz Worked "I think that was him. Yeah. In the pilot, in the NBC pilot? Yeah. In the show, the guy playing Kramer" — Josh Josh and Chuck discussed the actor who played Allen West in Escape from Alcatraz also appearing in the Seinfeld pilot.

Sep 1, 2020 #081920

Short Stuff: The Great American Coin Shortage of 2020 "does Meek have the discography that compares to like Seinfeld tapes" Mentioned in a humorous comparison about Meek Mill potentially bringing tapes to a referee's hospital bed.

Aug 19, 2020 #081520

SYSK Selects: How The Human Microbiome Project Works "does Meek have the discography of that compares to like Seinfeld tapes" Referenced in a hypothetical discussion about bringing Seinfeld tapes to a referee's hospital bed.

Aug 15, 2020 #081320

Olympic Torches: Remember Those? "does Meek have the discography of that compares to like Seinfeld tapes" Mentioned as a comparison to discuss whether Meek Mill could bring merchandise to a ref's hospital bed.

Aug 13, 2020 #050720

Zippers: Humans’ Greatest Invention? No, But Still Good "the very famous Seinfeld episode when he's remarking about his button flies." — Chuck Chuck references a Seinfeld episode about button flies versus zippers as a connection to genital zipper injuries.

May 7, 2020 #031920

What was the Falkland Islands War all about anyway? "It wasn't just that the British were being patrimonious and really wanted to help the Falklanders out by opening up trade between them and the Argentinians. They also wanted to potentially offload responsibility for the Falklands to Argentina. Kind of like how you would consider selling a car that you knew maybe had 50 miles left in it. Oh man. But you could sink some money into repairing it or whatever, or you can sell it to some Schmo. Argentina said, can I take it for a spin? And Britain went, I can't find the keys right now, but if we go ahead and make the deal, I'll see if I can find them. It runs great though. Yeah, exactly. So just trust me. But imagine what you just said in a British accent. Yeah, I thought about doing it, but no. So the thing is, is this didn't go over very well with Great Britain. They were like, whoa, whoa, whoa, you can't just, these are British subjects in some form or another. You can't just abandon them to the Argentinians. You can't sell them out. And the people on the island of the Falklands were not very happy with this either. Supposedly they used to call themselves Kelpers. And I think I get the impression that's one of those things that they can still call themselves Kelpers, but if you're from Argentina and you call them Kelpers, then that's fighting words. Okay. But they did not like the idea of being sold off to the Argentinians as a pawn in a larger trade negotiation to sell missiles. That just didn't sit well with them. No, and you get why? I totally get why. And the other problem is, this is just so neo-lib too. The Thatcher administration went in and was like, this is really what we want to do, sell missiles, but we're not going to give one way or another. There's no compromise on the Falklands. It's either all or nothing. And they, I guess, wanted to open trade to the Argentinians but didn't want to give them to the Argentinians, but the Argentinians wanted them. And rather than find a compromise, like I said, it was just all or nothing. And they just left it as is. They basically scared the pants off of the Falkland Islanders saying we're willing to basically leave you guys hanging. But at the same time, they weren't willing to pull the trigger and go all the way and let Argentina have the Falklands and maybe administer them correctly. Who knows? So instead, the Falkland Islands were left in this weird geopolitical limbo in starting about 1979, I believe, 1980, to where no one quite knew exactly how interested Great Britain was in holding these islands. Argentina was very interested in getting these islands. And the Falkland Islanders were caught in the middle of this. Yeah, and on the Argentinian side, they were sort of in the midst of a right-wing military dictatorship that after a 76 coup, they were not nice people. They terrorized people. They murdered their opponents. They imprisoned people. It was called the Dirty War. Within that, or a few years after that in 1981, there was an internal coup within that same party where a general Leopoldo Galtieri, good? Sure. All right. He went into power, but still that same right-wing faction. And they wanted not only the Falklands, they wanted the South, they wanted South Georgia Island and South Sandwich Islands and basically wanted that whole sort of South Atlantic area because of Antarctica. Yeah, yeah. So they, the other thing is a lot of people point to this. Did you mention the name of that, the dictatorship? Oh, the NPR? No, it's the opposite of the NPR. It's the NRP. The NRP, yeah. It's not the opposite. National reorganization process. Well, I mean, instead of the ethos of NPR. Oh, it is, I guess. I guess, although they're both into reeducation for sure. Oh boy. So Argentina basically was saying like, okay, we're a military junta. We don't know what to do with the economy. We're super oppressive, especially against our opposition. We'll like make you disappear and murder your family and all this stuff. This is a bad jam at home. We need something to make everybody feel good about being Argentinian again. Yep. Maybe, maybe. If we go get these Falkland Islands, this little adventurism that we go on, will restore patriotism in Argentina and will make everybody look the other way on what's called the dirty war that we've been fighting for the last few years since we've come to power. And that was kind of like the big impetus toward Argentina. They had like these military aspirations because it was after all the military coup that took over as a military dictatorship. So what else are you gonna do? Military stuff. But at the same time, Britain was widely viewed around the world as not really caring much about what happened to the Falklands. And I think that that gave Argentina an overblown sense of how easy it would be to just go ahead and take these islands once and for all as their own. Yeah, they needed this for nationalism. They couldn't count on Diego Maradona to come in and save the day for another four or five years. Okay. You have no idea what I'm talking about, do you? He was a soccer player. Yeah. He must have been a contemporary of Paley's then, huh? The hand of God. That was a very famous soccer goal that he scored. I think it was. The hand of, you can't use your hands in soccer. Exactly. Huh. Look it up. Okay. So I think that's kind of sets the table for what's about to happen here. It's not like England or, I'm sorry, geez, I always do that. Let's just say Britain to be safe. That's what I've been doing. Britain wasn't really planning for this, even though there'd been a lot of back and forth about the Falklands. I don't think they expected, ultimately, a surprise attack. They weren't really prepared. Like you mentioned, the Argentines thought it would kind of go pretty easily because they didn't seem like they cared about it, the Britain, the Brits. Yeah. And they're like, we're gonna go get all these islands. But then this weird sort of start to the war, to the start of a very weird war happened, which was an incident at South Georgia Island with a scrap metal dealer of all things. Yeah. So I mean, at that time, remember the Argentinean dictatorship was like just looking for any opportunity to take these islands. And that scrap metal dealer got a contract to dismantle the whaling station in South Georgia Island. And so we chartered an Argentinean Navy vessel to carry him and his salvage crew over there. And Argentina actually thought, this would be a good opportunity for us to secretly invade South Georgia Island. I mean, invade by way of just sort of parking their car there and saying, hey, this is ours. Exactly. Exactly. And they didn't even, as they were backing in, somebody else was coming in front ways. Oh, Seinfeld." — Chuck Chuck makes a reference to the Seinfeld-like scenario of Argentina and Britain arguing about parking/backing into South Georgia Island.

Mar 19, 2020 #030520

Mardi Gras! One month late "But like a smaller crew will have a theme where they can cobble together some rented floats to make a cohesive theme. Yeah, they're like, what do you got left? Too close for comfort. Right. The Jim J. Bullock float. Or the Zulus did the Seinfeld theme." — Josh Josh mentions that the Zulu crew used a Seinfeld theme for one of their parades.

Mar 5, 2020 #022720

Sammy Davis Jr: National Treasure "I've been plowing through Seinfeld again." — Chuck Referenced when discussing Tim Watley's character converting to Judaism for jokes.

Feb 27, 2020 #022520

What's the deal with indigo? "Well, let's do our Seinfeld research on that." — Josh Josh references needing to do research on a Seinfeld episode regarding which explorer was George Costanza's favorite.

Feb 25, 2020 #012120

Why Postal Employees Go Postal "That same year, Seinfeld debuted, I think they debuted Newman as a character." — Josh Referencing how Seinfeld introduced Newman, a postal worker character, and referenced postal workers going crazy in 1993.

Jan 21, 2020 #100519

SYSK Selects: How Pez Works "Remember the Tweety Bird episode? Elaine and Jerry and George are at a George's girlfriend's piano recital." — Chuck Chuck references a famous Seinfeld episode where a Pez dispenser with a Tweety Bird head plays a central role in the plot.

Oct 5, 2019 #071619

How Going to the Moon Works "He turned into Steinbrenner. George Steinbrenner? Yeah, from Science Film." — Chuck Chuck jokingly compares Kennedy's dramatic tone to George Steinbrenner, a character from the show.

Jul 16, 2019 #011719

The July 20th Plot to Assassinate Hitler "does Meek have the discography of that compares to like Seinfeld tapes" Mentioned in a Curb Your Enthusiasm episode reference where someone could bring tapes to a hospital bed.

Jan 17, 2019 #121318

Are good samaritan laws effective? "The final episode, right? Yeah. Which is like the least funny episode of Seinfeld ever." — Chuck Discussed the controversial series finale where the characters are jailed for not intervening in a carjacking, relating to Good Samaritan laws.

Dec 13, 2018 #111718

SYSK Selects: How Kleptomania Works "I was thinking about that Seinfeld episode where Jerry finds out that his parents steal batteries." — Chuck Chuck references a Seinfeld episode where elderly people steal batteries, connecting it to the discussion of elderly theft patterns.

Nov 17, 2018 #092918

SYSK Selects: Does the five-second rule work? "David Putty, he and Peggy, they both turned out to be germaphobes. They had a bacteria necklace." — Chuck Chuck references the Seinfeld character David Putty as an example of a germaphobe who wore a bacteria necklace.

Sep 29, 2018 #091518

SYSK Selects: How Commercial Jingles Work "What's that? From Seinfeld. Remember, George gets a girlfriend because he associates his name with that by men." — Josh Referenced an episode where George Costanza gets a girlfriend due to the Abstinence jingle.

Sep 15, 2018 #091118

SYSK Live: How Game Shows Work "He's from J. Peterman, from Seinfeld. Oh, I love that guy." — Josh Referenced when discussing John O'Hurley, who hosted Family Feud and appeared on Seinfeld as J. Peterman character.

Sep 11, 2018 #090818

SYSK Selects: How Circumcision Works "The only thing I know about that is from Seinfeld. Yeah. When Jerry was supposed to perform the snip." — Chuck Chuck mentions Seinfeld as his reference point for knowing about the Jewish circumcision ceremony called a bris.

Sep 8, 2018 #090418

How Police Lineups Work "Wouldn't Kramer in a lineup, when he was a suspect, a serial killer suspect?" — Chuck Referenced a memorable episode where Kramer was in a police lineup and kept turning the wrong way.

Sep 4, 2018 #042818

SYSK Selects: Who killed JFK? "Remember the Seinfeld thing. Yeah. With the spit. With Keith Hernandez." — Josh Referenced a famous Seinfeld episode that parodied the 'back and to the left' conspiracy theory about JFK's assassination.

Apr 28, 2018 #042118

SYSK Selects: How Mirrors Work "Remember that Seinfeld where Elaine like buys that dress and she figured out that they had a skinny mirror." — Josh Josh references a Seinfeld episode where Elaine discovers department stores use convex mirrors in changing rooms to make clothing look better.

Apr 21, 2018 #032918

What are false positives? "So remember that Seinfeld where I think Elaine was supposed to go on a J. Peterman trip, but she got disinvited because she turned up positive for heroin." — Josh Josh references a Seinfeld episode about Elaine testing positive for heroin due to eating poppy seed muffins.

Mar 29, 2018 #022418

SYSK Selects: How the MPAA Works "If you've seen Seinfeld, someone went and sat in that theater with a camera recorder." — Chuck Referenced joke about someone using camcorder to record movies in theaters.

Feb 24, 2018 #020318

SYSK Selects: How Lion Taming Works "I've both seen the Seinfeld where Elaine's dating the guy who's kicking heroin." — Chuck Chuck references a Seinfeld episode while discussing a listener's letter about kicking heroin addiction.

Feb 3, 2018 #062917

How Standardized Patients Work "you can't not mention the very famous Seinfeld episode with Kramer" — Josh The hosts reference the famous Seinfeld episode where Kramer becomes a standardized patient for medical students.

Jun 29, 2017 #050217

How Poetry Works "There's a Seinfeld where Elaine sent in a comic to the New Yorker, but it turns out she had ripped off a Ziggy." — Josh Josh references a Seinfeld episode about Elaine submitting a comic strip to the New Yorker that was actually plagiarized.

May 2, 2017 #030917

History of the Trail of Tears, Part II "unless you know if we're going off of the curb episode does Meek have the discography of that compares to like Seinfeld tapes" Referenced in comparison to Curb Your Enthusiasm, mentioning Seinfeld tapes as a cultural reference.

Mar 9, 2017 #112416

Should Advertising to Kids Be Banned? "you don't see that between, uh, you know, commercials for Seinfeld" — Josh Josh used Seinfeld as an example of adult programming that doesn't have the same commercial break announcements as kids' shows.

Nov 24, 2016 #050916

How Snake Handlers Work "the one that Kramer spit on or that got spit on Kramer. Yeah, Keith Hernandez." — Chuck Chuck references the famous Seinfeld episode where Kramer spits on Keith Hernandez during a baseball game.

May 9, 2016 #010716

Body Language! "She remembers she like swept. Yeah, Elaine's desk just cleans. Oh, man. Yeah." — Josh Josh references a Seinfeld episode featuring Molly Shannon's character Elaine sweeping a desk, discussing arm swing body language.

Jan 7, 2016 #100115

How PEZ Works "Remember the Tweety Bird episode?" — Chuck Chuck references a Seinfeld episode where a Tweety Bird Pez dispenser causes Elaine to laugh during a piano recital and later helps someone admit to a drug problem.

Oct 1, 2015 #092415

Geothermal Energy: Earth's Gift to Mankind "They could be like Kramer. Remember we prepared that radish flower as he bathed?" — Josh Josh referenced Kramer's character when discussing cooking and bathing simultaneously.

Sep 24, 2015 #091515

How Publicists Work "best portrayal of a publicist is on Seinfeld" — Josh Josh cites this as having the best portrayal of a publicist, specifically mentioning an episode where Jerry's publicist causes problems.

Sep 15, 2015 #090815

How Police Dogs Work "does Meek have the discography of that compares to like Seinfeld tapes" Referenced in relation to a Curb Your Enthusiasm episode where Seinfeld tapes were brought to someone's hospital bed.

Sep 8, 2015 #090315

How Alcoholism Works "does Meek have the discography of that compares to like Seinfeld tapes" Referenced in connection with a Curb Your Enthusiasm episode comparison.

Sep 3, 2015 #090115

How to Donate Your Body to Science "does Meek have the discography of that compares to like Seinfeld tapes" Referenced in relation to a Curb Your Enthusiasm episode where Seinfeld tapes were brought to a hospital.

Sep 1, 2015 #082715

Nirvana: Not The Band "does Meek have the discography of that compares to like Seinfeld tapes" Referenced in comparison to a Curb Your Enthusiasm episode plot device.

Aug 27, 2015 #072115

How Citizen's Arrests Work "you've seen the last episode of Seinfeld, it's basically the same thing" — Josh Josh compared Kentucky's obligation to intervene in crimes to the Good Samaritan law situation in Seinfeld's finale.

Jul 21, 2015 #031715

How Anesthesia Works "It's like Tim Watley from Seinfeld." — Josh Josh compares a humorous dentist to the character Tim Watley from Seinfeld.

Mar 17, 2015 #062614

How the MPAA Works "if you've seen Seinfeld" — Josh Referenced in context of discussing bootleg movie recordings.

Jun 26, 2014 #060514

How the Space Race Worked "Seinfeld had an astronaut pen." — Josh Josh mentioned Seinfeld when discussing the urban legend about space pens versus pencils.

Jun 5, 2014 #022014

How Amputation Works "You have any junior mints on you?" — Josh Josh makes a reference to the famous Seinfeld episode where Junior Mints fall into a patient during surgery.

Feb 20, 2014 #112613

Is there a scientific formula for funny? "Or or have them watch like Seinfeld or something." — Josh Josh mentions Seinfeld as an example of what researchers show people in brain imaging studies of humor.

Nov 26, 2013 #112113

Who killed JFK? "Back and to the left. Remember the Seinfeld thing" — Chuck Chuck references a Seinfeld episode that parodied the JFK assassination with Keith Hernandez and the spitting incident.

Nov 21, 2013 #110513

How Chess Works "or the Moops, depending on whether you like Seinfeld or not" — Josh Josh referenced a Seinfeld episode when discussing the Moors (which he jokingly called 'Moops' in reference to the show).

Nov 5, 2013 #061113

Capgras Syndrome: You Are Not Who You Think You Are "Well, you remember that Seinfeld manhands?" — Chuck Chuck referenced the Seinfeld episode about manhands when discussing how important feminine hands are for drag performance.

Jun 11, 2013 #040213

How the Panama Canal Works "Which one is George Costanz's favorite explorer?" — Josh Josh is referencing a conversation from Seinfeld about George Costanza's favorite explorer while discussing historical explorers like Vasco da Gama and Balboa.

Apr 2, 2013 #022613

How CPR Works "Remember the last episode of Seinfeld, they all got convicted on a good Samaritan law" — Chuck Chuck mentioned the final episode of Seinfeld when discussing Good Samaritan laws and legal protections for CPR providers.

Feb 26, 2013 #011713

Does the five-second rule work? "David Putty, was he a germaphobe? Yeah. Remember he and, uh, Peggy, who, uh, called Elaine Suze, Suze." — Josh Josh was referencing a Seinfeld episode where characters David Puddy and a woman named Peggy were both germaphobes.

Jan 17, 2013 #010313

What was America's first terrorist threat? "Remember that Seinfeld where he's playing Trivial Pursuit with Bubble Boy?" — Chuck Chuck references a Seinfeld episode where a character says 'Moops' instead of 'Moors' during Trivial Pursuit.

Jan 3, 2013 #102312

How Commercial Jingles Work "From Seinfeld. Remember, George gets a girlfriend because he associates his name with that" — Chuck Chuck referenced a Seinfeld episode where George uses the jingle cadence for his name.

Oct 23, 2012 #101812

How Lion Taming Works "I think we've both seen the Seinfeld where Elaine's dating the guy who's kicking heroin." — Josh Josh references a specific Seinfeld episode while reading listener mail from someone who overcame heroin addiction.

Oct 18, 2012 #102511

How Anti-matter Spacecraft Will Work "the bizarro world, which you also know from Seinfeld" — Josh Josh mentions that the concept of bizarro world was featured in Seinfeld when explaining the DC Comics concept.

Oct 25, 2011 #080211

Can you sweat colors? "I think that's a Seinfeld reference too, actually. Is it? Yeah. George." — Josh Josh references a Seinfeld episode about George having a shower that didn't take when discussing post-gym sweating.

Aug 2, 2011 #052611

How do I start my own country? "I liked his little stint on Seinfeld toward the end of his life" — Josh Josh mentions Lloyd Bridges' appearance on Seinfeld when discussing the actor's career after talking about Joe versus the Volcano.

May 26, 2011 #021511

How Blood Pattern Analysis Works "You're a fan of Seinfeld. So you're familiar with the... Maybe a ding-o-way child baby." — Josh Josh referenced Seinfeld when discussing the Chamberlain case and Elaine's impression of the 'dingo ate my baby' line.

Feb 15, 2011 #121610

How Migraines Work "And he also referenced Seinfeld, of course, because. I was going to say the black and white cookie." — Chuck Chuck referenced Seinfeld in relation to their listener Aaron Cooper, specifically mentioning the black and white cookie episode in connection to nausea and vomiting.

Dec 16, 2010 #113010

How Circumcision Works "the only thing I know about that is from Seinfeld" — Chuck Chuck mentions Seinfeld when discussing the Jewish circumcision ceremony called a bris.

Nov 30, 2010 #091410

How Mirrors Work "Remember that Seinfeld where Elaine like buys that dress" — Chuck Chuck mentions a Seinfeld episode about skinny mirrors in department stores making clothes look better.

Sep 14, 2010 #051810

SYSK's Guatemalan Adventure, Part One "I watched a little Spanish language Seinfeld" — Josh Josh mentioned watching Seinfeld in Spanish on TV at their hotel in Guatemala City.

May 18, 2010 #042710

What makes a genius? "Like the Seinfelds, remember when Costanza, they kept moving him around because they didn't like him." — Josh Josh compares their situation of being moved to smaller offices to Costanza's workplace experiences.

Apr 27, 2010 #121709

How Kleptomania Works "I thought of that Seinfeld episode where Jerry finds out that his parents steal batteries" — Josh Josh references a Seinfeld episode about elderly people stealing batteries when discussing kleptomaniac demographics.

Dec 17, 2009 #090109

Why is the U.S. so dependent on cars? "don't do like Kramer did in Seinfeld when he only fed the horse ravioli" — Josh Josh makes a reference to a Seinfeld episode when discussing controlling horse emissions.

Sep 1, 2009 #042809

Is high fructose corn syrup bad for you? "It's kind of like that episode of Seinfeld where like everybody's eating this low fat yogurt." — Josh Josh compares the high fructose corn syrup situation to a Seinfeld episode about low-fat yogurt that turned out to be unhealthy.

Apr 28, 2009