Better show Friends or Seinfeld?

[Rocko]

I like Friends better

 

[Votto]

Not even a contest

 

[Rocko]

Not even a contest

I thought Seinfeld was great, but Kramer was my least favorite character. To each their own

 

[Votto]

I thought Seinfeld was great, but Kramer was my least favorite character. To each their own

 

[shockedcanadian]

Seinfeld for me, I hardly watched Friends. Kramer was definitely my favourite character on the show.

 

[BackAgain]

Both were good.

Favorite line on Seinfeld involved the dispute with the car rental agency.

You know how to TAKE a reservation. …

But you don’t know how to HOLD a reservation and that’s the whole point of making a reservation.

Still a laugh inducer.



Some of the outtakes from Friends though are even more hilarious.

 

[MisterBeale]

How Friends & Seinfeld Share The Same Universe

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I remember in the old days when they did Happy Days, Laverne and Shirley, and Joanie Loves Chachi existed in the same universe.

 

[toobfreak]

I thought Seinfeld was great, but Kramer was my least favorite character. To each their own

Are you kidding? Kosmo was the whole show!

 

[shockedcanadian]

Both were good.

Favorite line on Seinfeld involved the dispute with the car rental agency.

You know how to TAKE a reservation. …

But you don’t know how to HOLD a reservation and that’s the whole point of making a reservation.

Still a laugh inducer.



Some of the outtakes from Friends though are even more hilarious.

My fave is probably Castanzas "model hands" episode, Kramers Assman license plate pursuit or the painting/model episode. Oh, and George wanting compensation for woman in the hospital who committed suicide and landed on his car was pretty hillarious. "Shrinkage" and "Festivus" episodes were good too. Jerrys "European Handbag" was funny. Elaine was basically steady across all episodes. Damn, that show and the Simpsons were my go-to shows for years...so long ago now though.

 

[HeyNorm]

Seinfeld hands down.

Friends was great, but Seinfeld was in a class by itself.

 

[Rocko]

Are you kidding? Kosmo was the whole show!

I thought most of the show was about George

 

[Rocko]

Seinfeld hands down.

Friends was great, but Seinfeld was in a class by itself.

Seinfeld or curb your enthusiasm?

 

[HeyNorm]

Seinfeld or curb your enthusiasm?

Never watched curb. But it’s on my list when I run out of my current streaming stuff. I hear it’s great.

 

[shockedcanadian]

Never watched curb. But it’s on my list when I run out of my current streaming stuff. I hear it’s great.

"Norm!" . Cheers fans?

 

[HeyNorm]

"Norm!" . Cheers fans?

Yup! Cliffy, is that you?

 

[shockedcanadian]

Yup! Cliffy, is that you?

Indeed. It was a great show too.

 

[Rocko]

Never watched curb. But it’s on my list when I run out of my current streaming stuff. I hear it’s great.

Yeah if you enjoy Seinfeld then you’ll probably like Curb. Larry David played a huge role in Seinfeld

 

[toobfreak]

I thought most of the show was about George

The Seinfeld Formula:

Jerry was the straight man. He provided the backdrop for everything.
Elaine played the straight woman, victim or antagonist.
George rarely played the straight man, usually the antagonist or comic.
Both Elaine and George were the plot development cementing the straight man to the comic.
But Kramer was always the comic playing off of everyone else's misery.

Kramer was to Seinfeld what Jim Ignatowski was to Taxi.

 

[BackAgain]

Both were good.

Favorite line on Seinfeld involved the dispute with the car rental agency.

You know how to TAKE a reservation. …

But you don’t know how to HOLD a reservation and that’s the whole point of making a reservation.

Still a laugh inducer.



Some of the outtakes from Friends though are even more hilarious.

Check out (at about 2:40) this gem:

 

[Mr Natural]

Yeah if you enjoy Seinfeld then you’ll probably like Curb. Larry David played a huge role in Seinfeld

LD was the real brains behind Seinfeld.