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I noticed eventually that the double dip actor is doing what every person's Jerry Seinfeld impersonation is, he's the exaggerated "Jerry" voice we put on when we impersonate him.
"They're real and they're spectacular!" was also used again by the same character in the series finale in an episode that brought together virtually every side character from the series from every season.
I truly enjoy watching you guys react to Seinfeld. We're not only getting to see most of the episode but your videos are about 12 minutes long 13 minutes long. Perfect amount of time for someone to watch something. Keep the good work up.
Tbh I always felt like that line delivery wasn't all that great. It's a funny way to end the storyline, you can see why it's quotable, but I'm not really convinced by her air of triumph, sorry Teri Hatcher.
The facial expressions on the double dip guy is perfect! Not George, but the other guy. He’s like the double dip police and is super frustrated to see it happen. 😂
I've always noticed that too. That episode where George thinks he has the perfect comeback insult is a perfect example. George flies all the way to Akron OH to get another meeting with this guy, uses his big insult (won't spoil), the guy reverses the insult on George, and George says "well I had shex with your wife!" and the older exec running the meeting stands up slowly, and says very quietly and firmly to George "his wife is in a coma" with the perfect expression of held back disgust. Just a spot on delivery.
Funny you bring up not being a kids' show. I always remember watching as a kid growing up with my parents. Specifically when he yells Dolores out the window and i laughed! My parents gave me a look ill never forget!
The double dip!! I forgot that was from this episode, so crazy how common of a phrase it has become but this is definitely the first time I ever heard it!
The funniest things about Seinfeld shows are that the most oddball mundane things we as people think about, his show made a topic and storyline about it. The next day “at the workplace water cooler” (back then) we’d all bring up the show and laugh about the same topics. That’s where sayings like “double-dipping” or “They’re real and they’re spectacular” or “Master of your domain” or “Queen of the Castle” came into pop culture lore. You’ll discover more as you watch more episodes.
Jayne Mansfield very famously died after her car went under a semi. Now all semis have a bar to prevent that, known as a Mansfield bar. If you're ever behind a semi, look, there's a low bumper. That's a Mansfield bar.
Okay I love this channel but to be honest if you're stopping everything you're doing just to watch a UA-cam video. Sorry brother you got to get a life lol. Meet a woman. I think UA-cam will matter less and less when you're getting some.
You gotta watch, IMO, the three funniest episodes: - The Marine Biologist - The Switch - The Pothole Honorable mention to The Couch, which has probably my favorite George plot.
This show has great casting. Not just for the main characters, but for all the secondary roles as well. The role of Timmy is only a few seconds, but the actor nailed it, and made it absolutely iconic. Keep the Seinfeld reactions coming! 😄😄
SeinFELD, not 'Field' - just sayin'. Loved me some Terri Hatcher, and - Oh, They're REAL - and they are SPECTACULAR! 1990's prices seem like a deal, because it was 30 years ago. Oh yeah - "Double Dip" became a thing after this - it had been frowned upon prior, but this actually gave it a name and precedent for indictment!
The interesting thing is, with Jerry's character's, and real life obsession with Superman, well, we got to know Teri Hatcher when she played Lois Lane in the TV series of Superman. I still remember that spectacular intro.
Extra SUPERMAN Fun Fact: Teri Hatcher played "Lois Lane". A promotional image for "Lois & Clark" of her "nude" swept into Superman's red cape was the most downloaded JPEG-file for years in the 1990's. Hm, wonder why? - "Memory Burn!"
"You dipped the chip... you took a bite... and you dipped again! That's like putting your whole mouth right in the dip!" Oh, the humanity! George is like a wild animal!
Terri Hatcher: Lois & Clark, Desperate Housewives, 2 Days in the Valley, MacGyver, Cool Surface, James Bond, QI, Star Trek: TNG, Smallville, Supergirl...
Kramer references living in LA….that was a couple of episodes in earlier seasons, where George and Jerry visit Kramer in LA. They were pretty funny. Called The Trip. Jerry is in LA to appear on The Tonight show. Kramer gets accused of being a serial killer.
The thing about the final shot... the Polaroid of George standing next to the casket... just think about how funny THAT is alone. Like, imagine him trying to set that up. Trying to convince a bunch of people he doesn't know to take a photo of him beside their recently deceased loved one. Think about the awkward conversation that would be... all just to save a couple of bucks off a plane ticket! I swear, the comedy in this show goes beyond what is shown in any one episode!
The term double dipping existed before Seinfeld but was allegedly made a common saying after the episode, which would make sense since the scene is quite funny
Saturday Night Live has an old Sketch called "The Crime Scene". Its about a crime scene that takes place inside an apartment that looks almost exactly like Seinfeld's place. The Detective and a uniformed cop are examining the scene. The cop happens to mention that the Apartment looks exactly like Seinfeld's apt. The detective OTOH reveals that he doesn't own a TV and has no idea what "Seinfeld" is, and has never even heard about Seinfeld, which the cop finds very hard to believe. The cop then observes that the apt owner was apparently a very big baseball fan because of his collected memorabilia. Again the detective says "Whats Baseball"? The cop is incredulous. Then they both see two bowls of soup on a nearby counter and speculate that maybe the killer murdered his victim over a bowl of soup. To which the Detective who doesn't know anything about Seinfeld asks, "Like some kind of Soup Nazi?"
If it feels weird just how much they're hanging out in the sauna, this episode had too many sets for Monk's to be available, so they just had scenes that would typically be there in the sauna instead.
the double dip was a thing before this was shown on Seinfeld.... but you are right after millions of people seen it on television it caused a massive nationwide public debate about Double Dipping in general life and society on morning news/talk shows and amongst friends and family.
I love Terri Hatcher so much with her legendary appearances on this show,Lois & Clark,Desperate Housewives I always had a crush on her I think I still do 😂
I love your strategy of showing Kacee specifically chosen top episodes rather than going season by season. But (2nd video in a row) parts mentioned were subjects of other episodes she's not getting the context for, such as 3:41-like the two-parter of Kramer in California. Also, hundreds of gorgeous women are now becoming UA-cam reactors, and Kacee remains one of the originals. It's always a pleasure to watch you guys, and I also loved her reactions to her solo movie reactions.
Kramer doesn't have a job but it is eluded to that he has money from somwhere. Jerry and Larry David left it vague on purpose. I like to think he has an inheritance paid in an anuity since he is sometimes short on cash.
When I first saw this when it aired, I knew as soon as Timmy said "What are you doing", he was going to remark about the double dip because I thought it was gross as well. I only watched Teri Hatcher in 4 things. The Superman TV series, Seinfeld, Heaven's Prisoners and another movie she made back in '96 called '2 Days In The Valley' that was pretty good.
Oh lort is this the one with Terri Hatcher? The first one? She played Lois Lane back in the Dean Cain Superman series like 30 years ago when this episode was new so she was big popular at the time. She was also a Bond girl in some movie, maybe one of the Pierce Brosnans. And a ton of other stuff.
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What you really should do is take some chips on a small plate and then take a scuba dip and then go sit down somewhere and eat the chips
You watch these mediocre episodes. U NEED to watch the festivus episode or at least merv griffing episode
The term “regifting” also came from Seinfeld. There’s also a ton of other cultural stuff that originated from Seinfeld.
Can u please react on sweet home season 2 and 3 plz
React on sweet home season 2 and 3 plz we are waiting
The bit actor for the double dip scene absolutely nailed it.
And George loves to antagonise such characters.
Totally. Like virtually every actor who did small parts.
They were amazing on bit parts.
He did one of the more over the top performances on the show, or really on almost any show, and it was F***ING PERFECT haha.
"You took a bite - and you dipped *again* .." 😅😅😅
I've always loved that scene, and the double dip actor's delivery was just fanastic 😆
I noticed eventually that the double dip actor is doing what every person's Jerry Seinfeld impersonation is, he's the exaggerated "Jerry" voice we put on when we impersonate him.
Nobody knows what Kramer does for a living. 😁
Isn’t he on strike from the bagel shop?
He's an entrepreneur
@@christopherblue2004I thought I was high for a second but there’s a specific episode where the strike ends.
He’s self employed
@@christopherblue2004Hey! Nobagelnobagelnobagelnobagelnobagel...
"They're real and they're spectacular!" was also used again by the same character in the series finale in an episode that brought together virtually every side character from the series from every season.
I truly enjoy watching you guys react to Seinfeld. We're not only getting to see most of the episode but your videos are about 12 minutes long 13 minutes long. Perfect amount of time for someone to watch something. Keep the good work up.
This is not meant to be a criticism, but it is Seinfeld and not Seinfield. It’s one of my favorite shows of all time and can’t wait to see more!!!
Yes double dip is a common phrase because of Seinfeld. That’s how iconic the show is. Over time people have forgotten.
By the way they're real and they're SPECTACULAR!
Tbh I always felt like that line delivery wasn't all that great. It's a funny way to end the storyline, you can see why it's quotable, but I'm not really convinced by her air of triumph, sorry Teri Hatcher.
0:19 I love the zoom in and then it's like "yeah, I've got nothing"
The facial expressions on the double dip guy is perfect! Not George, but the other guy. He’s like the double dip police and is super frustrated to see it happen. 😂
He steals the whole episode!!
Seinfeld's casting for small, one-off characters was always so good.
I've always noticed that too. That episode where George thinks he has the perfect comeback insult is a perfect example. George flies all the way to Akron OH to get another meeting with this guy, uses his big insult (won't spoil), the guy reverses the insult on George, and George says "well I had shex with your wife!" and the older exec running the meeting stands up slowly, and says very quietly and firmly to George "his wife is in a coma" with the perfect expression of held back disgust. Just a spot on delivery.
Teri Hatcher and Megan Mullally!
Kacee’s reaction to learning that this is where “double dip” came from was so great!
Funny you bring up not being a kids' show. I always remember watching as a kid growing up with my parents. Specifically when he yells Dolores out the window and i laughed! My parents gave me a look ill never forget!
How old of a kid were you when you learned what a clitoris was? I don't think i knew that until i was in high school.
@trekkiejunk I would have been in high school. Maybe freshman. May have been a rerun as we called them back in the day.
You were probably 27.
The double dip!! I forgot that was from this episode, so crazy how common of a phrase it has become but this is definitely the first time I ever heard it!
Yes! The origin of the double dip!
“That’s like finding out Mickey Mantle corked his bat” is my favorite line from this episode 😂
That was a good catch about George’s left arm being on the coffin and it is also his strong arm for making a move on the couch .
The funniest things about Seinfeld shows are that the most oddball mundane things we as people think about, his show made a topic and storyline about it. The next day “at the workplace water cooler” (back then) we’d all bring up the show and laugh about the same topics.
That’s where sayings like “double-dipping” or “They’re real and they’re spectacular” or “Master of your domain” or “Queen of the Castle” came into pop culture lore. You’ll discover more as you watch more episodes.
Jayne Mansfield very famously died after her car went under a semi. Now all semis have a bar to prevent that, known as a Mansfield bar. If you're ever behind a semi, look, there's a low bumper. That's a Mansfield bar.
And laying in the backseat out of harm’s way was her 3 kids, including Mariska Hargitay
I LOVE that you guys are reacting to these. You guys made them funnier.
Dos Cavazos uploads new episode
Me: proceeds to stop everything atm to watch one of my fav episodes.. 😁💯
Okay I love this channel but to be honest if you're stopping everything you're doing just to watch a UA-cam video. Sorry brother you got to get a life lol. Meet a woman. I think UA-cam will matter less and less when you're getting some.
You gotta watch, IMO, the three funniest episodes:
- The Marine Biologist
- The Switch
- The Pothole
Honorable mention to The Couch, which has probably my favorite George plot.
This show has great casting. Not just for the main characters, but for all the secondary roles as well. The role of Timmy is only a few seconds, but the actor nailed it, and made it absolutely iconic.
Keep the Seinfeld reactions coming! 😄😄
Timmy reminded me exactly of one of my red haired cousins as a teenager.
Anthony, you are a lucky man. Love the seinfeld reactions 😅
07:34 Kacee: (baffled) "He double-dipped! Oh my gosh... egregious!"
Love your Seinfeld reactions. Best sitcom of all time
I joked about your laugh last video but honestly your channel is not the same without it. Keep laughing man. It's your signature.😂
That's Teri Hatcher, who became a big star in the Superman TV series. Ironically, while Teri Hatcher is gorgeous, she certainly wasn't "busty".
3:48 There's actually a series of episodes where Kramer briefly becomes an actor in LA you'll hopefully get to eventually
The NOTE, with George and the massage ! The streets need that one. “I think it moved”
Yes!
“They’re real and they’re spectacular.” That comes back around in the series.
SeinFELD, not 'Field' - just sayin'. Loved me some Terri Hatcher, and - Oh, They're REAL - and they are SPECTACULAR! 1990's prices seem like a deal, because it was 30 years ago. Oh yeah - "Double Dip" became a thing after this - it had been frowned upon prior, but this actually gave it a name and precedent for indictment!
I thought I was the only one to hear Anthony pronounce it like that...
The interesting thing is, with Jerry's character's, and real life obsession with Superman, well, we got to know Teri Hatcher when she played Lois Lane in the TV series of Superman.
I still remember that spectacular intro.
I wonder if he liked the show Smallville.
I totally crushed on Elaine back then.
The double dip came from this show. I never heard it before this.
Kramer works at a bagel shop. He and the other employees have been on strike though. There's an episode about it
Cosmo from the Bagel shop
That's ONE episode.
I'm pretty sure they all found new jobs about 10 years ago.
Extra SUPERMAN Fun Fact: Teri Hatcher played "Lois Lane". A promotional image for "Lois & Clark" of her "nude" swept into Superman's red cape was the most downloaded JPEG-file for years in the 1990's. Hm, wonder why? - "Memory Burn!"
That was a really great forgotten show, Lois and Clark.
I remember that photo. I may or may not have been one of the ones who downloaded it.
i had a massive crush on Teri watching superman.
Considering Jerry’s worship of Superman, it makes me wonder if the casting was deliberate, with an underlying unsaid joke of super-boobs.
@@CommanderChronicles you and the entire world!
"You dipped the chip... you took a bite... and you dipped again! That's like putting your whole mouth right in the dip!"
Oh, the humanity! George is like a wild animal!
Btw, it's Seinfeld not Seinfield. Good to know that after so many reactions to the show.
I am here, once again, to say: The Fusilli Jerry. It was an instant classic, it introduced David Puddy, and Kramer is captured in his entirety.
Do the "Shrinkage" episode!!!
Terri Hatcher: Lois & Clark, Desperate Housewives, 2 Days in the Valley, MacGyver, Cool Surface, James Bond, QI, Star Trek: TNG, Smallville, Supergirl...
Lois & Clark!!! 😎
Star Trek? I mean, for like a second. I don't think she even had any lines, right? Wasn't she an extra?
@@sammarithinang_pannarith -- Yes, he already said that.
Tomorrow Never Dies! She is one of the hottest Bond girls of all time!
Dang.. macgyver.. she was so young.. about 22 at her first appearance.
I totally forgot about Penny Parker😅
Kramer references living in LA….that was a couple of episodes in earlier seasons, where George and Jerry visit Kramer in LA. They were pretty funny. Called The Trip. Jerry is in LA to appear on The Tonight show. Kramer gets accused of being a serial killer.
One of the best episodes I've seen so far is the Hamptons. It's an hour long the other is the reverse season 5
Timmy is the star of this episode. His acting was brilliant in that scene.
speaking of "the move", George's character's dad has "a move" too
The way Anthony says Seinfeeeled.
The thing about the final shot... the Polaroid of George standing next to the casket... just think about how funny THAT is alone. Like, imagine him trying to set that up. Trying to convince a bunch of people he doesn't know to take a photo of him beside their recently deceased loved one. Think about the awkward conversation that would be... all just to save a couple of bucks off a plane ticket! I swear, the comedy in this show goes beyond what is shown in any one episode!
During the double dip scene, you can hear Jerry laughing off camera. Thought he was still in NY ha ha
The term double dipping existed before Seinfeld but was allegedly made a common saying after the episode, which would make sense since the scene is quite funny
Saturday Night Live has an old Sketch called "The Crime Scene". Its about a crime scene that takes place inside an apartment that looks almost exactly like Seinfeld's place. The Detective and a uniformed cop are examining the scene. The cop happens to mention that the Apartment looks exactly like Seinfeld's apt. The detective OTOH reveals that he doesn't own a TV and has no idea what "Seinfeld" is, and has never even heard about Seinfeld, which the cop finds very hard to believe. The cop then observes that the apt owner was apparently a very big baseball fan because of his collected memorabilia. Again the detective says "Whats Baseball"? The cop is incredulous. Then they both see two bowls of soup on a nearby counter and speculate that maybe the killer murdered his victim over a bowl of soup. To which the Detective who doesn't know anything about Seinfeld asks, "Like some kind of Soup Nazi?"
Elaine suddenly unlocked ecchi anime powers 😂
George is the only person on earth who would bring a picture of him next to a coffin to save money on a flight 🤣
And yes, that is Teri Hatcher from Desperate Housewives, just as she was about to break out as Lois Lane on Lois & Clark.
2:24 - I didn't recognize Megan Mullally at first...but her voice gave her away!
Kramer was in Los Angeles for another storyline she hasn't seen yet
If it feels weird just how much they're hanging out in the sauna, this episode had too many sets for Monk's to be available, so they just had scenes that would typically be there in the sauna instead.
Take a peek at Larry David getting trapped at a parkade on Conan. Had a meltdown that made on TMZ, and explains George so very well ...
Love your show. Your reactions are heartfelt
"good sweat, beads of sweat, sweatin bullets" 😂😂
Surprised she knew the term. They probably coined the phrase, but it’s probably been a concept for years before the show
9:12 "No theres no emergency
JERRY!!! COME ON ITS AN EMERGENCY!!!!"
Elaine has anime protagonist energy confirmed.
the double dip was a thing before this was shown on Seinfeld.... but you are right after millions of people seen it on television it caused a massive nationwide public debate about Double Dipping in general life and society on morning news/talk shows and amongst friends and family.
Yes, the double dip meme came from this show.
The Junior Mint should be the next one to watch.
Side note:
Terri Hatcher played Lois Lane in the show, Superman. Jerry is a huge superman fan, that's why he cast her in the episode.
kramer doesnt have a job, its part of the charm of his character. nobody knows how he survives, he just does
George's date was Megan Mullally from TV show Will and Grace she played Karen Walker
Hey guys hope yall doing well finally a channel reacting to seinfeld😊
Kramer works at a bagel shop - H&H Bagels, but i wont spoil anything. you find out in the last season.
Kacee's hair looks great!
By the way Betsey is played by Megan Mullally who played Karen Walker on Will & Grace. Also she is married to Nick Offerman from Parks and Rec.
I was scrolling to see if someone mentioned that. To be honest, this may have been the first time I truly realized it was her.
I read that Megan auditioned for the role of Elaine
@@markjacobs3337 Really? That's interesting I did not know that, cool.
@@danielhoehne801 Yeah, It's because she was using her real voice here and she wore her hair very differently. Though it could be a wig.
"Well, well well, Karen Walker; I thought I smelt Gin and regret."
I like Casey's look
who or what is determining "these" are the best scenes to watch
The cackling dude on the left.
I love Terri Hatcher so much with her legendary appearances on this show,Lois & Clark,Desperate Housewives I always had a crush on her I think I still do 😂
It ep or double ep of when kramer goes to LA is hilarous.
I love your strategy of showing Kacee specifically chosen top episodes rather than going season by season. But (2nd video in a row) parts mentioned were subjects of other episodes she's not getting the context for, such as 3:41-like the two-parter of Kramer in California. Also, hundreds of gorgeous women are now becoming UA-cam reactors, and Kacee remains one of the originals. It's always a pleasure to watch you guys, and I also loved her reactions to her solo movie reactions.
She's Teri Hatcher. Also played Lois Layne
A few lines in this area still used in conversation today
Love your hair Kacee!
Kramer doesn't have a job but it is eluded to that he has money from somwhere. Jerry and Larry David left it vague on purpose. I like to think he has an inheritance paid in an anuity since he is sometimes short on cash.
Totally the origin of the phrase "double dip", 100%, invented by a Seinfeld writer.
"They're real, and they're spectacular!"
U2 ROCK .......ur not annoying after 2min like most these suckers
I always preferred 'going right.' 'Going left' kind of felt like a right hander trying to throw a ball left handed.
When I first saw this when it aired, I knew as soon as Timmy said "What are you doing", he was going to remark about the double dip because I thought it was gross as well.
I only watched Teri Hatcher in 4 things. The Superman TV series, Seinfeld, Heaven's Prisoners and another movie she made back in '96 called '2 Days In The Valley' that was pretty good.
It’s Teri Hatcher. She was in Desperate Housewives.
And she was Lois Lane.
@@3DJapan Yes!
That was def when double dipping became commonly used.
You double dip the chip 😅
The double dip concept didn't exist before this episode
George's chip double-dip is nothing compared to his peanut butter finger dip.
In case no one caught it, that's Megan Mullaley with George in the "can't hear anything out of this ear"-scene.
Oh lort is this the one with Terri Hatcher? The first one? She played Lois Lane back in the Dean Cain Superman series like 30 years ago when this episode was new so she was big popular at the time. She was also a Bond girl in some movie, maybe one of the Pierce Brosnans. And a ton of other stuff.
They’re real and they’re spectacular!
I think kramer is just a volunteer. Like if somebody ask him to mow their lawn, babysit their kids or pets or something like that, people pay him.
OMG I had such a huge crush on Teri Hatcher!
PLEASE for spooky season can yku show her The Opera with Crazy Joe Davola!!!