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When Jerry screams "Oh no!" I lose it every time.
Watched this again last night and I agree 120%.
Jerry's poor acting skills made the show even funnier, and this "oh no" is a perfect example
@@fpsqt Agreed, this is the only time I found the show hilarious. "KRAMER, THIS-PHONE-IS-A-PIECE-OF-JUNK-GOODBYE."
You have a sad life.
As opposed to the dude who comes online to tell random strangers their life is sad.
Jason Alexander is an amazing actor even when it's just his voice on the phone.
The urgency in his voice cracks me up.
Uncle Leo?
And Jerry isnt :D
Really though, it doesn’t even have to be his voice… his facial reactions to things make me laugh my ass off
@@mediasawdust2458 Combined with Jerry Seinfeld's horribly wooden "panic" - especially his flat "Oh no!" - just makes for comedy gold. 😂🤣
“There May be a problem with the phone hold on!” When George repeats that it killlllssssss me
You have a sad life.
@@marleypumpkin4917 Oh and you don't.
@@marleypumpkin4917 They have 82 likes, you don't have any.
.. not that there’s anything wrong with that 😂
Even if he's a barrel-full of trouble, Kramer is a good friend. I love when he says "Happy Birthday, Buddy." to Jerry. He always means well. Means wellllll….and then....
I love how his distressed voice doesnt change tone at all 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Absolutely. His terribly wooden delivery of "Oh no!" just makes this scene all the more hilarious. 😂🤣
So many years later, this manages to make me laugh out loud.
Justin Case , remember how crazy we were about call waiting, caller ID, *69, and we are still obsessed with the phone.
@Joanna ahhhh the good old days
So it’s a true “LOL?” The first time ever! This is amazing!!!
the part that just BREAKS me is : "Kramer, there might be a problem with the phone hold on" and George immediately responds with: "Kramer there might be a problem with the phone hold on!" OH NO !
"Kramerthisphoneisapieceofjunkgoodbye!!"
This phone's a piece of junk goodbye!
"Now she thinks we're GAY!..." 🤣
Not that there’s anything wrong with that 🤣
Of course not! A person's sexual preference is nobody's business but their own!
this show will be funny forever
I loved Friends and I still think its cast had an unimaginable chemistry, but I've recently discovered Seinfeld (it was never a big hit in Italy) and I have to say, the writing on Seinfeld was waaaay above anything Friends did, much more imaginative, more daring and all in all, funnier.
I never got Friends. I never laughed watching it, not even smiling
Right you are. The humour in "Seinfeld" is so damn organic plus it never tries to project it's cast as angels or great people.
This blows Friends out of the water
friends was seinfeld for dumb whites and blacks. it is apples and dog shit. no comparison.
And they said Seinfeld would've been a failure
Jerry HAD to use sarcasm lol
I often wish they had 10 episodes stashed away in a vault somewhere .Just imagine .
Yea like episodes that never got aired
"She thinks we are heterosexual, I guess we fooled her"
Sharon Leonard: *CLICK*
I mean TBH that line kind of implies they are secretly gay. Why would Jerry say 'I guess we fooled her' if he knew George was on the other line? It almost sounds like they were gay and hiding it very well, then freaked out because they think the reporter knows now. And no it's not a homophobic comment, more of a 'dang'
@@DeluxBass I never understood why he phrased it that way.
@@diaeitsch he was being sarcastic. They had to convince her they were not gay, despite her initial belief
Some.ppl dnt understand sarcasm lol
Seen this episode many times, I still get hysterical, really is timeless material.
N O T T H A T T H E R E S A N Y T H I N G W R O N G W I T H T H A T
People's personal sexual preferences are nobody's business but their own!
@@danireviewsstuff don't ask don't tell
@@danireviewsstuff
And that laissez-faire attitude has allowed drag queen story hour, and their sexual preferences to become legal by default. Oh well.
Brilliant writing...just brilliant.
*this phone is a piece of junk!! GOODBYE!!!*
Oh hey Katie....
They should've said this phone is a piece of crap!
@@backpackdude1 Nah, I prefer junk.
@@94oddy And the way George repeats it in a panicky tone made it even funnier.
@@94oddy whatever.
"You know? I could hear you on the other line".
It was at the moment he knew, he f*cked up.
Kramer there may be a problem with the phone hold on
THERE MAY BE A PROBLEM WITH A PHONE HOLD ON !!!!!
OH NO!!!
LMAO
This entire episode is gold.
NO! NO! OF COURSE NOT PEOPLE’S PERSONAL SEXUAL PREFERENCES ARE NOBODY’S BUSINESS BUT THEIR OWN! 😂😂😂😂
This show stays funny and ages very well. Any technology is really the only disconnect from current life.
That episode was amazing ☎️
Pre-cellphone world...what bliss it twas....
Yeah, I'll stick to the cell phone world thanks
Was not bliss
@@ransom182 💀💀💀
Besides a "whooshing" sound these comments are so refreshing
@@kean6437 do you not have boomers in your life?
1:04 Still makes me laugh out loud every time. Jerry's mouth agape as he realizes what he just did.
I like how they apologized on the show right there instead of three months later on Twitter 😂
LOL try over ten years later
I'm bust up every time! best scene ever
This Shit Cracked Me TF UP When I First Seen It. I. WAS. DYING!
i remember was well i was: OH DAAAAAMN! They are doomed xD
That vintage Apple IIgs in the background is priceless...oh, the early 90s :)
Christian O. Holz thanks, I was wondering what kind of computer that was.
@@runnininthe80s84 it's actually a Macintosh Classic, the IIgs is bigger and the monitor is separate.
This version of *not that there is anything wrong with that* is the best one:)))
love this scene
Not the clip I was looking for but I don't regret watching this
Phones with a cord ? Look at that old Mac
haha fucking jerk u invented nothing u only consume it
luis portella lolwut? Are you some salty DOS programmer?
It was obvious he stressed "fooled" to show he didn't really mean it. Shouldn't have been any misunderstanding.
But Jerry, other than George, did not play along at Monk's, when Elaine stated they're homosexual.
You can actually hear George in the background for a second. They screwed up the sound there for a bit :p
When?
around 1:52, when george says gay. His voice goes from the phone to the background back to the phone.
Stop nitpicking
This episode was so good😂 top five for me.
It's working thanks a lot
Brilliant
I’m in tears😂😂😂
I say, "OH NO!!" the same way.
😂 gets me everytime
golden
Kramer: _"Yellow!"_
Life seemed so exciting before the many iPhones came out.
Now people just get an upgrade and it's like a formality.
In the past, technology was such an event lol
Even Nokias were like a whole lunch break at school where the whole class were huddled around the first person to get a Nokia 3310 and gasp at how amazing Snake was lol
Good times.
Oh no!
Elaine: “I have to go return something.”
Maybe she should of held off in that return.
Obama on the wall @0:04
What the hell. Who’s that?
Guaranteed it's an old baseball player
😂 lol! Best - skit
Wait a minute...why didn't George hear Jerry and the reporter talking the first time, instead of only hearing Jerry talking to her(or trying to talk to her) the second time?
because he was still calling... Jerry still didn't yet accepted his call.
@@jonas90. No. The whole point of the joke is that everyone can hear one another _without_ accepting a call. That shouldn't matter.
@@thesprawl2361bcus he was calling so he was hearing ringing. How could he call and right away hear his conversation? he needs to atleast answer.
@@mike1o0 Yeah, I think I made a boo-boo with this comment
Lol. Seinfeld turned into an Italian at the end..
-Not that there's anything wrong with that-
Thank you for the Great video Daddy
Oh I miss these times lol!
Bona Bona
Did you hear the echo in this episode watch it three times and you'll hear what I'm hearing can hear it on the loudspeaker watch the episode several times and you'll find out what I'm trying to tell you
What are you trying to tell us? No comprende, it's a riddle.
Phones with cords are adorable.
My kitchen phone still has a super long cord! I can't remember the last time I actually used it, though...
@southpaw117 Still works?
1:33
I'm pretty sure this entire episode has come through my recommended in the past week and I'm very confused why it's only ever this episode or Frank Costanza...not that there's anything wrong with that.
Lol all that carefull to state about the subject to avoid hating from the main stream
0:34
I think they film this TV series either in Burbank California or in Hollywood film studios maybe in the Hollywood backlots I think where they have fake towns
Simpler days...
0:50 to 0:52 Really be careful what you say on a phone
0:20
Seinfeld used a Mac?
Vandelay
Only the Phil Silvers show vomes close
Yeah they'd never get away with that today. Still hilarious though
True. They are a protected class.
@@steveguild871 ...1.) Gay (and others) people are *people,* and should be afforded civil liberties the same as anyone else, and 2.) have you been paying the slightest bit of attention from the reactionary class? Anyone that isn't the Hollywood default is very much NOT protected in the slightest.
That man in the picture looks like Obama.
Oh yes him and George having dating for years
That was so filking embarrassing
Proverbs 23:15
My son, if your heart is wise,
my heart too will be glad.
Are you related to the Magic Christian of cinema?
NTTAWWT
I was in love with Sharon for a while!
😅😅😅😅😁😎
Of course theres something wrong with it
K wait if jerry said him and george aren't a gay couple to the woman, why did jerry say " ya she thinks were heterosexual, guess we fooled her"
Euan Clemens he was being sarcastic like the comedian he is haha.
S A R C A S M
He was being 'sarcastic' but since he is just that bad of an actor, he can't convey it effectively.
I wonder if people get the joke?
If only people’s personal sexual preferences were still kept to their own.
More to the point: if only people in power would leave them the f*** alone.
"Oh no!" Lol, Jerry Seinfeld must be the worst actor ever to have gotten a lead on a TV show or movie.
Spoken like someone who's never seen a 50 Cent vanity project.
Absolutely. I'll call Ray Romano a close second. But still, Seinfeld's terribly wooden delivery of "Oh no@!" just makes this scene all the more hilarious. 😂🤣
Oh so they’re Gay? Jerry has a lot of girlfriends on this show and George’s Wife Died. Jerry said “She thinks we’re heterosexual, We fooled her”.
George had a fiancee not wife. She (Susan) died from poisonous wedding invitations before they could be wed.
They were joking. He said it sarcastically.
Sienfeld has to be the worst actor ever...
Spoken like someone who never watched Mac & Devin Go to High School.
This was a sad day for Seinfeld. They had never dipped their toe into political correctness before this episode.
I lost a lot of respect.
*woosh*
Holy shit you are stupid
Fucking idiot
This “dennis neo,” like all hyperreligious people, is simply fucked up. The more religious a society is, the more behind in progress and advancement.
What the hell are you talking about...? This show had plenty of so-called "politically incorrect" material, both by today's standards and those of the 90s. The acknowledgement that there is nothing abhorrent about homosexuality isn't political correctness, it's the bare minimum of human decency.