VOLUNTEER: Hey! Hey you! Come back here! Come back here and put this on! KRAMER: You know what you are? You’re a ribbon bully (walks away). VOLUNTEER: But everyone wears the ribbon. KRAMER: Yeah, see, that’s why I don’t want to. VOLUNTEER: But you have to wear an AIDS ribbon. VOLUNTEER: You don’t want to wear an AIDS ribbon? Things take a turn, however, when he declines to wear an AIDS ribbon. Like a good Samaritan, Kramer shows up to walk to support the cause: AIDS awareness.

But one of the most instructive scenes-one fitting for our times-comes in “The Sponge,” when Kramer decides to participate in an AIDS walk to support charity. Personally, I’ve always been a fan of “The Race,” the one where Elaine is dating a communist- Ned Isakoff-who feeds Kramer a bunch of socialist propaganda that ends up getting Kramer and his side-kick Mickey fired from their Santa/Elf gig at Coleman's department store.Īll of these are worthy of discussion for belonging in the Seinfeld pantheon I bust a gut laughing at each one. Many would say the best ever is “The Contest,” the Emmy Award-winning episode where Jerry and company compete to see who is “master of their domain.” And who can forget “ The Soup Nazi” or “ The Merv Griffin Show” or Kenny Rogers chicken ('The Chicken Roaster')? If you asked me what my favorite Seinfeld episode is, I’d have a hard time answering.

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