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NYC city is an island, or a series of islands....manhattan island, then staten island to the south, & then long island to tne east jutting out into the atlantic ocean....technically queens & brooklyn are on long island, tho its not usually technically referred to in that exact way.....anyway, if u go east on Long island exiting brooklyn & queens u get to long island proper & into a more "rural" area (it was before the last 2 decades anyway)......anyway.....u go as far east out on long island as possible & u hit an island consiting of east & west Hampton, known as "The Hamptons", & where all the rich city people have their second homes....its a very upper class area....but, .it wasnt in the 1940's & 1950s, its where jackson pollock & all tne abstract expressionist painters would go rent/live in small houses for cheap to get away from the city for a few months or years...but, those artists/painters made it famous becuase they were hip, & by the 1980s it was all snooty & wealthy....70 years ago it was totally isolated & avant gard & u could live there for cheap
I am so happy you chose to do the last four episodes of season five all in a row, which are such home runs, it's almost astounding! I can promise you this: you will always be able to return to a Season 5 episode when you need a classic! If you ever need an episode to rejuvenate your interest, just hit a Season 5 episode you haven't seen! Other than one possible dud (won't say which lest I bias you), it's a perfect season. And even the dud isn't terrible, it's just below the cut, imo. LOVING these reactions! :D
@@kbrewski1 you know you don’t have to be a rude little shit and call them dopes.. like enjoy the fucking reaction and move on. What is it with you? Fucking people
I might be wrong but I think the writers thought they made the word up, it turned out to be a real thing, and the Latvian church was thankful the episode was shining light on their religion.
I remember my parents watched Seinfeld when I was a little little kid but I had no idea what it was or couldn't remember anything about it. Then in my early teens I got home from school and was looking for something to watch and I saw Seinfeld, so I put it on because I remembered the name as a kid and wanted to check it out. The Hamptons was the very first episode I saw and I was hooked on Seinfeld ever since lol
"This is weird, wild stuff." at 2:19 is a nod to Dana Carvey's impersonation of Carson on SNL(10-5-91), a few years before this Seinfeld episode from May of '94. Dana Carvey used exactly those words in a specific sketch with Phil Hartman and Chris Farley. Apparently Carson never said "weird, wild stuff" but the phrase stuck in the pop culture collective memory.
@@kbrewski1The full reaction is on Patreon, not here. His point is we can’t pass judgment about what they may or may not have missed when we are seeing only a partial version of the reaction.
This might be the actual funniest episode, even though its not my personal favorite! It's so good! Recommend "The Cigar Store Indian" and "Soup Nazi" to follow this!
Yesss! The episode I was requesting! This was the first episode I ever saw years ago when my mom watched the show. I got my own lobster shirt too.. YOYO MA!
No one used "shrinkage" as a common go to reference until Seinfeld. It was groundbreaking to talk about a man's teensy lil nubber on American television. I defy you to find any earlier reference.
I love watching your content and I watched Seinfeld and re-runs back in the day. You should show her Soup Nazi or Bizarro Jerry next. Again, love your content!!!
The Hamptons is on Long Island, part of New York state, the island extends into the Atlantic from NYC. The uber rich live out there, and rich New York City residents do vacation there.
Another episode where George gets caught doing something is in The Gymnast S6 E6. Not going to say what happens though. It is another well-known classic episode and all characters have their own varied plots like this one.
I've never noticed before when watching this on tv, but when George and Jane are talking by the pool, you can clearly see the giant pasties under her bathing suit top. That's hilarious. 😅
Well...tbf, when you originally watched it, it probably wasn't on a digital ultra-high resolution device and had a different aspect ratio. I thought I was going crazy a while back when watching old Simpsons episodes because I was picking up details I never noticed despite seeing the episodes a thousand times. Then it dawned on me that the episode I was watching shouldn't be "fullscreen" on my TV, because when it was broadcast the aspect ratio was more of a square.
Kramer wasn't far off saying that George's gf was "trying to create a buzz" for herself. Check out a blonde who shows a lot of herself in BOOGIE NIGHTS.
I always thought the scene where George is changing and the lady sees him, to be a blooper left in. Like she walks in sees him says the scripted line, breaks her character by genuinely laughing at him. Then George is like I was in the pool.😂
The Hamptons, on eastern Long Island's South Fork, is a string of seaside communities known as a summer destination for affluent New York City residents.
Shrinkage has been around for many years. My father really liked this episode because the same thing happened to him back in the 70s after taking a cold shower.
I live in NC, I had to take a cold shower on Tuesday of last week because of millions of power outages. Shrinkage is definitely real. My boys felt like BBS for the first 2 minutes. Please keep everyone affected by Hurricane Helene in your prayers. Ashville NC & Chimney Rock NC are completely destroyed.
seems pretty easy to explain; cold temperatures constrict blood flow and blood vessels, of which the size of the male genetalia is made up in large part, therefore it will shrink when in cold temperatures.
As a hardcore Seinfeld fanatic, I really hate one episode: "The Dog." The whole plot is very bad and unusual. George and Elaine have nothing to talk about. Kramer's weird monolog, Jerry taking care of a dog of some random guy, and the annoying fake bark made it even worse. I refuse to acknowledge this episode.
5:55 alas, I can't do that. I have "aphantasia", it means that I can't visualize. Even if I focus super hard, I see nothing. I always thought people meant it metaphorically, until like junior high. 🙂
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I was in the pool was a very funny 😅 line 😅
NYC city is an island, or a series of islands....manhattan island, then staten island to the south, & then long island to tne east jutting out into the atlantic ocean....technically queens & brooklyn are on long island, tho its not usually technically referred to in that exact way.....anyway, if u go east on Long island exiting brooklyn & queens u get to long island proper & into a more "rural" area (it was before the last 2 decades anyway)......anyway.....u go as far east out on long island as possible & u hit an island consiting of east & west Hampton, known as "The Hamptons", & where all the rich city people have their second homes....its a very upper class area....but, .it wasnt in the 1940's & 1950s, its where jackson pollock & all tne abstract expressionist painters would go rent/live in small houses for cheap to get away from the city for a few months or years...but, those artists/painters made it famous becuase they were hip, & by the 1980s it was all snooty & wealthy....70 years ago it was totally isolated & avant gard & u could live there for cheap
I am so happy you chose to do the last four episodes of season five all in a row, which are such home runs, it's almost astounding! I can promise you this: you will always be able to return to a Season 5 episode when you need a classic! If you ever need an episode to rejuvenate your interest, just hit a Season 5 episode you haven't seen! Other than one possible dud (won't say which lest I bias you), it's a perfect season. And even the dud isn't terrible, it's just below the cut, imo. LOVING these reactions! :D
"like a frightened turtle" is one of my favorite lines from this whole series.
Pure Larry David!
Of every possible missed reference that someone 30 years younger than the original audience would be aware of, she catches "Yo Yo Ma"
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
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And they missed that one, so they edited it out. Dopes.
@@kbrewski1 you know you don’t have to be a rude little shit and call them dopes.. like enjoy the fucking reaction and move on. What is it with you? Fucking people
@@kbrewski1Chances are they don’t keep up with the United Nations.
Yo Yo Ma isn't some 90's thing. He's the most famous cellist in the world right now.
Somehow Elaine's "It shrinks?" always makes me laugh. Every time.
It's the crinkling of her nose.
"How does Kramer attract all these women?"
The *kavorka,* Jerry!
I might be wrong but I think the writers thought they made the word up, it turned out to be a real thing, and the Latvian church was thankful the episode was shining light on their religion.
@@Lefty0000 they knew full well.
"You know you're funkifying the whole building!!"
I have to say this review really was… *breathtaking* . 😂
I would say "spectacular"
I've never been called breathtaking!
@@drthraxine and real, too!
@TheNukewarfare2: I see what you did there... 👍🏼
@@DR-mq1vn That's weird because TheNukewarfare2 uses it all the time about anything.
This is my pick for signature episode of Seinfeld. This natural phenomenon was termed as "shrinkage" on the day this episode aired.
but the whole "I was in the Pool" did help inform women in the U.S that didn't know about Male Shrinkage
And it helped provide under-endowed men an alibi!
"Laundry?"
“It shrinks “?😂
@@charlotex1depending on the time of year and part of the country. Lol
Jerry doing the lords work
"It shrinks! I don't know how you guys walk around with those Things!"
One of my favorite lines!
I remember my parents watched Seinfeld when I was a little little kid but I had no idea what it was or couldn't remember anything about it. Then in my early teens I got home from school and was looking for something to watch and I saw Seinfeld, so I put it on because I remembered the name as a kid and wanted to check it out. The Hamptons was the very first episode I saw and I was hooked on Seinfeld ever since lol
"She's got a great body buddy!" LOL
One of my faves..."she got a great body buddy" kramer is a fool😂
I was in the pool. I WAS IN THE POOL😭🤣
Hilarious episode! One of the best
3:15 He's got the kavorka.
Another episode they need to watch. It's called The Conversion.
The classics always have memorable quotes, like Shakespeare.
Like Shakespeare, but more sophisticated.
To shrink or not shrink...
Fun Fact: This house is also the house in "Deep Impact" where the reporter daughter hugs her father "Daddy...". If you seen that movie you know.
Never even realized until you pointed it out at 1:39 George was sipping lean 😂😂😂
You’re so right! Club SODA is so close to Sprite (the original mixer). Cough Medicine w/ codeine and Soda! H-Town Baby!
Top 10 episode.
Should do The Opposite and The Switch
They're watching The Opposite next
Yep the season 5 finale! They’re watching the last three episodes of that season in succession.. at this point just watch the whole series!
@marwynthemasterful6369:
The Opposite Reaction;
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The best ..... I refer to the shrinkage thing all the time. lol
This whole episode and your reaction were indeed breathtaking! 😂
Yeah the Hamptons are on Long Island NY.
I just realized that the exit they used for the establishing shot is quite a bit up the road from Easthampton
Honestly, this is the episode I was waiting for
"This is weird, wild stuff." at 2:19 is a nod to Dana Carvey's impersonation of Carson on SNL(10-5-91), a few years before this Seinfeld episode from May of '94. Dana Carvey used exactly those words in a specific sketch with Phil Hartman and Chris Farley. Apparently Carson never said "weird, wild stuff" but the phrase stuck in the pop culture collective memory.
Carson always said that, for years. With some variations. I grew up on Carson.
@@kbrewski1 I did too, I never heard him say that. Citation needed.
@@floorticket
Watch Carson reruns. I've got hundreds on dvds.
I am having fun watching you guys doing this. I have not seen the Seinfeld episodes since the 90's so I remember some stuff but mostly not
LOL Oh my God, Kramer's reaction to the baby, still puts me in stitches no matter how many times I see it.
This episode best displays the comedic genius of Seinfeld's writers.
+1 best episode of seinfeld. & shot in 1994 which was the peak of my college life. amazing year to live in.
1994 was your peak year of college life eh. You finally figured out how to unhook a bra?
George missing the topless date while shopping for tomatoes is just the tip of the irony iceberg. This episode delivers!
Exactly. That passed right over their heads.
@@kbrewski1 You mean the reviewers? I haven't seen the full reaction, so it's hard to pass judgement.
@@tuckgraph
??? Then why are you commenting before you watch?
@@kbrewski1From what I understand, there's a full review where they watch the whole show, available on patreon. I watched the video.
@@kbrewski1The full reaction is on Patreon, not here. His point is we can’t pass judgment about what they may or may not have missed when we are seeing only a partial version of the reaction.
The Hamptons are many lovely and beautiful towns on Long Island, New York. They are around 80-100 miles from NYC
The Hamptons is a beach area on the far east coast of Long Island.
Please watch "The Switch".
12:47 you can see the person's hand throwing the tomato on the right side lol i love little things like that
Rachel is one of the few women Jerry sees over several episodes. She first appeared in the 2-part episode The Raincoats. She was also in The Opposite.
Yeah, but then they were caught making out during Schindler's List and her Dad found out.
We need a Raincoats reaction 😢
@@williamcarbajal383 Have you ever had really good paella?
@@wampa25 it's a melange of (Kramer noise) 🤣
East end of Long Island, NY. - from Eastport to Sag Harbor (incl. Westhampton, Westhampton Beach, Hampton Bays, Southampton, Bridgehampton, etc.).
This might be the actual funniest episode, even though its not my personal favorite! It's so good!
Recommend "The Cigar Store Indian" and "Soup Nazi" to follow this!
And "The Stall". Not a square to spare!
My favorite episode of the series.
Along with the one where Kramer has his own creative roadwork ideas lol
Yesss! The episode I was requesting! This was the first episode I ever saw years ago when my mom watched the show. I got my own lobster shirt too.. YOYO MA!
I also just left a comment saying this was the first episode I ever saw after I got home from school 1 day. What a great first episode to see lol
@@garrettohyeah7365 just breathtaking!! 🤣🤣
The Cadillac episodes are brilliant 🙌 Looking forward to the reaction if it comes, keep up the great work guys!
Awesome reaction of my favorite Seinfeld episode!!!!😊😊😊😊😊
One of the best reactions. Such a classic show from when I was in my 20's😂
No one used "shrinkage" as a common go to reference until Seinfeld. It was groundbreaking to talk about a man's teensy lil nubber on American television. I defy you to find any earlier reference.
you defy me to find any earlier reference? you mean you dare?
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Nope. I mean exactly what I said.
George Carlin.
@@redrick8900
What TV series did Carlin use "shrinkage" and make it a water cooler phrase in society?
@@kbrewski1 Notice how you changed the subject?
This episode started the term "shrinkage." The series also started the term "regifting" and "sponge-worthy."
I love watching your content and I watched Seinfeld and re-runs back in the day. You should show her Soup Nazi or Bizarro Jerry next. Again, love your content!!!
Shrinkage... just the sound of that word is funny!
Yay! My favorite episode!!
"I dont know how you guys walk around with those things"
Shrinkage is %100 Real.😊
You should watch ' The Laugh ' episode
Kramers reaction to the baby is the funniest 😂😂
And they edited it out.
@@kbrewski1 they didn't though, you might have blinked XD 9:25
@7kortos7
That scene was later in the episode after Kramers initial "seeing the baby". You obviously know nothing about Seinfeld dooofus.
The Hamptons are in upstate New York. Very, very expensive-even for celebrities.
Not. Travel more.
Loving these seinfeld reactions keep it goin
One of my favorite episodes, if not my favorite.
The Marble Rye
Rusty!
The best episode imo
I love your reactions 😂😂😂
9:26
The hamptons are on Long Island
One of the best episodes.
I love when sitcoms take their time outdoor 🎉
Seinfeld and Southpark are both legends for TV.... they had the same formula to a point....lol
The Hamptons is on Long Island, part of New York state, the island extends into the Atlantic from NYC. The uber rich live out there, and rich New York City residents do vacation there.
Finally another episode you guys pick that I suggest 😊
Hamptons region is on the south- eastern shore of Long Island, east of NYC
Another episode where George gets caught doing something is in The Gymnast S6 E6. Not going to say what happens though. It is another well-known classic episode and all characters have their own varied plots like this one.
That's every Seinfeld episode.
I've never noticed before when watching this on tv, but when George and Jane are talking by the pool, you can clearly see the giant pasties under her bathing suit top. That's hilarious. 😅
Gotta remember back when it first was on smaller tvs and no hd were the norm so easier to miss stuff.
Well...tbf, when you originally watched it, it probably wasn't on a digital ultra-high resolution device and had a different aspect ratio. I thought I was going crazy a while back when watching old Simpsons episodes because I was picking up details I never noticed despite seeing the episodes a thousand times. Then it dawned on me that the episode I was watching shouldn't be "fullscreen" on my TV, because when it was broadcast the aspect ratio was more of a square.
@shadypelican true, I also take into account aging. A lot of old shows hit different from 14 to 40 years old.
Great ep
If "I was in the pool!" she'd have thought I was an ugly woman 😂
The Hamptons is the upscale vacation area on Long Island, NYC.
Kramer wasn't far off saying that George's gf was "trying to create a buzz" for herself. Check out a blonde who shows a lot of herself in BOOGIE NIGHTS.
This is one of the most loaded episodes.
This s how I learned that if you mix cough syrup with a soda it can be refreshing.
"Boutros Boutros-Ghali". 😁
I always thought the scene where George is changing and the lady sees him, to be a blooper left in. Like she walks in sees him says the scripted line, breaks her character by genuinely laughing at him.
Then George is like I was in the pool.😂
No, the entire episode was written around that central scene.
@@kbrewski1 well then they did a good job, because that moment she laughs actually sounds like she broke character.
Some good Seinfeld episodes:
The Pez, The Shoes, The Stall, The Merv Griffin
The Smelly Car is even funnier 😅
The Hamptons, on eastern Long Island's South Fork, is a string of seaside communities known as a summer destination for affluent New York City residents.
The hamptons are on the coast of long island, ny.
I WAS IN THE POOL!! I WAS IN THE POOOOL!!
Shrinkage was invented by this show btw
Shrinkage has been around for many years. My father really liked this episode because the same thing happened to him back in the 70s after taking a cold shower.
Ohhhhh Game Grumps referenced that line lmao I WAS IN THE POOL
"Shrinkage in the pool." Is most definitely not a tongue twister. lol
it's the word "shrinkage" by itself...kind of a clumsy word sometimes when said, it can be stumbled
@@imageword5576
People like you without any DICTion skills seem to be the only ones.
The Hamptons is an exclusive ritzy community in New York. Many wealthy New York City folks have a summer place there
Having this episode after posting that North Playground episode is quite fitting.
I live in NC, I had to take a cold shower on Tuesday of last week because of millions of power outages. Shrinkage is definitely real. My boys felt like BBS for the first 2 minutes. Please keep everyone affected by Hurricane Helene in your prayers. Ashville NC & Chimney Rock NC are completely destroyed.
Swimming 'shrinkage' is a thing. I don't know why. I can't explain why. I'm not a doctor.Still I loved this episode!
seems pretty easy to explain; cold temperatures constrict blood flow and blood vessels, of which the size of the male genetalia is made up in large part, therefore it will shrink when in cold temperatures.
“If it even happened?!”…good call…it didn’t!
Seinfeld does not have a single bad episode. NOT A SINGLE ONE!
The Chinese Restaurant
As a hardcore Seinfeld fanatic, I really hate one episode: "The Dog." The whole plot is very bad and unusual. George and Elaine have nothing to talk about. Kramer's weird monolog, Jerry taking care of a dog of some random guy, and the annoying fake bark made it even worse.
I refuse to acknowledge this episode.
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Kacee Is making the same face as George in the thumbnail
George scene with the oil massage - is a good contender
You are a good dad showing your daughter great Seinfeld episodes.
🤣
What ???
I think that's her brother
🤣🤣 They’re a married couple.
you make this comment in every one of their videos creepo
How is "shrinkage in the pool" a tongue twister? LOL
I guess for people who don't speak English well.
I think its the word "shrinkage"
@@imageword5576
Yeah, that's a real tough word to pronounce. 😳 🙄
The phrase comes from the episode
Shrinkage was HUGE! Ironically enough.
i just got done eating a tomato like an apple maybe 1 minute before 4:59 lmao!! that really got me good.
they are very refreshing imo
Can we bleep out this guys laugh
I wish. I'm thinking of buying an airhorn to drown out his obnoxious forced cackle.
Really wish you guys would've just done the entire series.
They are trying to do it as haphazardly and unorganized as possible apparently. Even our local channel shows the Seinfeld reruns in order.
The Hamptons are on Long Island in New York.
5:55 alas, I can't do that. I have "aphantasia", it means that I can't visualize. Even if I focus super hard, I see nothing. I always thought people meant it metaphorically, until like junior high. 🙂
@@Nick-mt4wk well, it doesn't come up in conversation very often... 🙂
Please do The Dinner Party episode. It's so good.
I learned about Gore-tex from that episode. Look to the cookie
Kace is a catch not gonna lie:)