I would go with "The Betrayal" (Season 9, Episode 8). I just don't like the reverse order and also the jokes feel forced a lot of times.

What would yours be?

... After the apartment photos and names fiasco?

I mean, at the end of that episode, everyone was ready to throw him out.

🤔

I recently rewatched it with subtitles and caught so many lines I missed before. Now I cannot watch anything without them.

Poll: https://www.getqibble.com/poll-detail/do-you-watch-everything-with-subtitles-on-even-though-your-hearing-is-perfectly-fine

It’s gotta be George. George bickering with Zorak and getting triggered over his snarky comments would be peak comedy lol

S5E19

*other than george costanza AND jason alexander lol

I love shows that make fun of anti-semites and their stupidity. Anyone else find this to be one of the funniest lines on the show.

."Astroturf. You know who's responsible for that, don't you. The Jews. The Jews hate grass. Always have".

No Particular Reason

(S4 E16)

Today's observation supports my assertion that Dana Foley is George Costanza's true-blue soul mate. Early in “The Shoes,” George is leaving her office and asks Dana what she thought of his script. The professional barrier has already been breached, at least to the extent that he asked her to read it. Dana could have handled the question professionally, with a little qualifying preface. “I had a little trouble with the butler,” perhaps.

But not our lovely Dana. And did you get a look at her that day? Those long legs, the stockings, the shoes. Practically dressed for a dinner date.

She tells it like it is. Face-to-face, she tells him frankly what she thinks, in a way that's heartfelt and loving. And she does so with palpable emotional intensity. That's girlfriend material in my book, even a little bit wifey.

Okay, so no soul mate mumbo jumbo. Men, I'm saying, , if a woman talks to you the way Dana talks to George, take a second look, because I think she might be the one.