almost a quarter of a century ago Seinfeld aired its last episode, but proved to have impressive pop culture staying power. Between syndication and broadcast deals, people have been able to continuously watch and enjoy reruns since the series finale, and it has remained an important touchstone in modern sitcoms. Thanks to the smart and innovative writing, it’s still just as entertaining, and it’s even better when former stars make playful references to their work.
Take, for example, this big one Chirping Today’s post from Jason Alexander, who memorably played George Costanza on the Emmy-winning show. a no-Seinfeld the fan would have no idea what this post is about — a photo of Alexander with a moving truck captioned “I finally found the damn file” — but those in the know will laugh at the memo from the beloved series:
I finally found that damn file. pic.twitter.com/oSsNTpJ5QpDecember 21, 2022
If you don’t quite understand what is happening here, I recommend that you watch the eighth episode of SeinfeldFifth season of: “The Barber”. In the episode, George goes job hunting and impresses the interviewer with his ability to pick things up quickly, but the conversation ends abruptly and the short, stocky, bald man wonders if he’s been hired. Knowing that his future boss is going on vacation, he decides to simply show up for work and, as his first assignment, is given “the Penske file”.
Since George is an idiot, he doesn’t know what to do with this file. When the boss returns, he claims George actually got the job, but he’s baffled by the lack of progress, and the beloved character ends up quitting, thinking he has a job waiting for him in Penske (spoiler: he doesn’t have it). has).
Season 5 of Seinfeld All in all, it was a memorable ride for George Costanza, with the character becoming a model in ‘The Puffy Shirt’, becoming an Orthodox Latvian in ‘The Conversion’, posing as an aquatic scientist in ‘The Marine Biologist ” and he pledged . to a new lifestyle in “The Opposite”. Yet, his arc in ‘The Barber’ stands out as memorable, which speaks to the overall brilliance of the show.
If you are in the mood now to make a Seinfeld binge-watching, the good news is that all you need is a Netflix membership, as the entire series is available to stream (an accessory to the Netflix TV library). Individual seasons and episodes can be purchased digitally from online outlets, including Amazon Premier (opens in a new tab) yes google play and dvd box set (opens in a new tab) This is a must have for any physical media collector.
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Source: Cinemablend
