@@mikek5958 I got that but that still dont explain the punchline. Nor have I watch the episode or whatever so he could have already known he was there or something...
Look up Marc Hirschfeld, who was the casting director for this show and many other great shows and movies. Here's someone who could read a script and just be able to picture what he would need in an actor to be best for the part.
It's probably something Seinfeld got as an idea from Michael Richards (Kramer) because Jerry is Jewish with no familiarity with Catholicism...or kneeling
Mildly amusing, maybe, but hilarious? Since some women religious hold the title of "mother" (Mother Teresa and Mother Angelica as examples), it wouldn't be that unusual for a non-Catholic to not know the correct form of address to use.
@@humanbeing8068 Watch his gesture and expression when she corrects him. It's clear that he just didn't know the correct term, what with him being Jewish not Catholic and all.
This is one of the funniest scenes. Perhaps the funniest part is when Father Curtis is laughing at the joke and Jerry tries get back on track and the priest stops him and says, "One second" and continues laughing.
The writer said about this episode that he thought the phrase "anti-dentite" would catch on. It didn't - but it surprised them that "yada yada" became a big thing.
I think "anti-dentite" comes up every now and then in my sphere. Don't get me wrong, it's no "No soup for you!"... But this show had too many quotable bits to count. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
Ironically, for all of the catchphrases that the show inspired, every single time they tried to make one work ("These pretzels are making me thirsty" was the first), it failed. Just goes to show how organic humor needs to be.
@@youknowwhoiam2771 well ofcourse they would tell eachother everything, they're in a gay relationship with eachother not that theres anything wrong with that.
You're not allowed to. They have "membership", and security. You're banned unless you pay up. Not free and open like Christianity. You can try, I did, good luck.
@Eugene Cam No it's because the jokes were harmless. It's even implied in the skit - the priest doesn't find offense in the first joke because it's not aggressive, it just uses Catholic as a backdrop for the humor. When Jerry's second joke ACTUALLY attacks dentists (saying they are sadists), he actually does get offended. Surely God has more important things to worry about than a one-off gag?
@Crush 42Mash...Don't call yourself a Catholic!...Any Catholic priest with even the smallest amount of common sense would ONLY LISTEN TO A CONFESSION FROM A CATHOLIC...THIS IS A SACRED, YES SACRED RULE...THE CONFESSIONAL BOOTH IS JUST AS SACRED AS HOLY COMMUNION...WHY? BECAUSE WITHOUT CONFESSION, A TRUE HEARTFELT CONFESSION, ONE CANNOT WORTHILY RECEIVE HOLY COMMUNION...DON'T BE A PARTIME CATHOLIC. AMEN
@@anthonypreziosi30 You definitely make me laugh, because you’re the type of people that I was thinking of when I made that comment. This is not a confessional it is a stage and they are having fun. They have made fun of orthodox, Jewish and all types of other religious traditions and there’s no harm done. So lighten up
@@crush42mash6 SACRED MEANS SACRED...NEVER MOCK IT, NEVER SLANDER IT...TO MOCK/SLANDER WHAT IS SACRED IS TO OFFEND GOD...IT'S either stupid, ignorant, or NAIVE of you not realising this type of 'entertainment' MOCKS THE CATHOLIC CHURC...go see a good priest...it's your choice!
Sitting on the kneeler was priceless! Makes me laugh every time! And when he says "I should mention I'm Jewish" and the priest goes "Well that's no sin".....LMAO!
Look at howJerry is looking up as he is walking in the church. You knew right there it was going to be hilarious 😂...” excuse me mother.” “Sister.” 😭 😂 George:” Jerry I gotta talk to you.” 😂🤣😂🤣
They guy playing the priest, that sounded like a genuine laugh. You look at Jerry during that it looks like he has to hold back a natural reaction to it. Lol
George’s character, being Italian-American, was likely raised Catholic (although he converted to Latvian Orthodoxy) And yes, I’m aware that the Costanzas are played by Jewish actors lol
Saw this episode as a kid and it made me believe that literally anyone could come in off the street and walk into a confessional just to chat with a priest like it's a therapy session or something. Lol.
I mean, anyone can try. There's nothing stopping anyone from going into a confessional in major churches (minor ones have more restrictions, because they know their community more personally). The question is if you can get the priest to put up with your bullshit - I'd say he saw Jerry's genuine concern and was trying to comfort (later help) him; a decent reason for him to stay. Note, as soon as Jerry goes too far with the Dentist joke, he unceremoniously leaves.
The same way George has his iconic moments being fired that make the character, this is one of Jerry’s best scenes that encompasses that all he cares about is being a comedian and never going for cheap laughs lol. He can’t stand the fact that someone is going for total joke immunity.
The pope joke wasn't directly attacking anyone, it just used the characters as a backdrop. The dentist joke was straight up saying "dentists are sadistic bastards". He can see the nuisance, unlike Jerry.
Yes it was just brilliant. In the UK it was on at about midnight and I so often stayed up too late just cos I had to watch it (recording it wasn't the same). One of my fave episodes - where George gets orange juice (or grapefruit?) in his eye and it makes every conversation slightly off-kilter all day.
I believe Peter Mehlman wrote this episode. He was a writer on the show since like the first season. He wrote many classic shows like the Shrinkage one, the one where Jerry's car has mutant BO, the double dip the chip and a bunch more. Larry David at this time was releasing his very ridiculously funny movie Sour Grapes and was no longer on the show.
One of the main reason I like the Seinfeld series. He indiscriminately pokes fun at anyone regardless of gender, race, ethinicity or religion...no one is excluded. Btw as a catholic I find the confessional scenes quite humourous :)
In my humble opinion, one of the funniest scenes ever. Very intelligent indeed. The whole thing just goes from laugh to laugh, hand shaking all the way through.
@@Richbar-qe6bx Do you find the misery the Catholic church inflicting on women hilarious too? Telling a woman that she can't have IVF to help her conceive is stupid. But also her following the church is outrageous.
Even as my mom was succumbing to the ravages of Alzheimer's, this scene would always light her up, and make her laugh out loud. Seinfeld was one of her favorites, and Im eternally grateful to Jerry and the gang for bringing her that joy.
Did George convert from Jewish or something else? Seems there's some uncertainty in the comments. Elaine was definitely Jewish, I thought George was too.
So simple, sweet, and hilarious. You know the old saying "Some guys have it, while some guys never will." ? The imagination to produce a funny moment like this means, of course, that Jerry "had it" in spades
I was never a Catholic, but I read John R. Powers' hilarious fictionalized memoirs about growing up Catholic on the south side of Chicago: _The Last Catholic in America_ and _Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up?_ remain two of my favorite books because, apart from the religion, Powers was writing about _me_ as a kid! So I sort of understood a little bit about Catholicism before I first saw this episode, and when Jerry sat down on the kneeler, I died laughing. George finding him in the least likely place he would ever be is the icing on the cake. The writing on this show was brilliant.
"No, it offends me as a comedian" literally the most ridiculous line of the show by far 😂 sums up perfectly the shallowness on Jerry and how over-seriously he takes himself. Best sitcom ever!!
Elaine: "Oh. We're not getting married. We're just, y'know, having a good time." Priest: [shifts his gaze from Elaine to Puddy to Elaine again with raised eyebrows] "Well that's simple then. You're both going to hell."
Well I've been watching Seinfeld for ever & everytime I see old episodes I die laughing what a great show genius. Larry David. Jerry Seinfeld comidict genius 🥰😘❤💯👍🤩🤣😅😍😂
The priest's laugh is very genuine. The jew's awkwardness in the Catholic Church is well done. I'm surprised by the comments that George's parents aren't supposed to be Jewish.
"No, it offends me as a comedian" is not only an amazing left-turm, it also has got to be the single most Jewishy joke since Jack Benny's "I'm thinking it over!" after a mugger tells him "your money or your life!"
“And this offends you as a Jewish person?”
“No, it offends me as a comedian!” 😂🤣
Beautiful.
That's Gold, Jerry! Gold!
😂😂
That line kinda has Larry David's name written all over
it! 😄
Funny...
George somehow finding jerry was just the kicker in this lmfao
Lol
One would have expected Kramer to drop in eh !
why is it funny though? what is the joke there?
@@FitzChivalryFarseer2 Jerry's Jewish. Why would he be in a confessional in a church and why in the world would George be looking for him there?
@@mikek5958 I got that but that still dont explain the punchline. Nor have I watch the episode or whatever so he could have already known he was there or something...
"Tell me your sins, my son"
"Actually I should mention that I'm jewish"
"oh that's no sin"
"oh, good"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Larry David wrote it
Thanks for writing this down for me.
Jesus Chrust is and always will be a FUGGIN HEBE!!!! Wake up fools!!!!lollollollollol. 7 yrs of Romance Catholic education writing speakin.
One of the great strengths of this comedy was able to find the perfect actors for the small roles like for the priest
Yes and Mr Bookman and the Soup Nazi..and all the other zillions of short term comedic talents.
Look up Marc Hirschfeld, who was the casting director for this show and many other great shows and movies. Here's someone who could read a script and just be able to picture what he would need in an actor to be best for the part.
Very true. Its overlooked how well the casting was
Franklin Delano Romanowski
@@TigerzLionzPistonzWingz meticulous right down to the fruit shop owner. “This fruit ain’t for you” “you’re banned” lol
How the priest holds his laughter through the "No, it offends me as a comedian" line is beyond me. Absolutely hilarious.
sitting down instead of kneeling simple but hilarious seinfield is legendary
Addicted257 waiiiiit I’m no Christian, I always thought you were supposed to be sitting
Honestly I'd have done the same. Had no idea what a kneeler was until I watched this scene
It's probably something Seinfeld got as an idea from Michael Richards (Kramer) because Jerry is Jewish with no familiarity with Catholicism...or kneeling
And then he knocks on the wall lol
@@CerenAytekin96 no! We catholics live to kneel 😁
"Jerry, I gotta talk to you."
That's one of the best endings to a scene they ever did on the show.
😇🙏🇨🇦🇨🇦🏒🏒
The fact that he walked into a confession room like it's Jerry's room or something.
The fact that Jerry was in shock for 6 seconds, after everything he's been through with George, is just icing on the cake :D
Imagine Kramer giving his kinda entry into that room 😂
Yeah, it was a running gag on this episode. George just finds Jerry even in the most inappropriate spaces.
"first of im jewish" "thats no sin" gold!!
Gold Jerry! GOLD!
He needs to.convert to Catholicism
@@thereisnosalvationoutsidet3246 no one does. The orthodox are the real Christians. The Coptic church especially
Kenny Bania Jesus was Jewish.
@Tony being circumcised doesn’t make you Jewish.
Jerry saying "mother" instead of "sister" is hilarious
Mildly amusing, maybe, but hilarious? Since some women religious hold the title of "mother" (Mother Teresa and Mother Angelica as examples), it wouldn't be that unusual for a non-Catholic to not know the correct form of address to use.
@@seikibrian8641 i interpreted it as more of a racial thing. Like he didn’t wanna call a black woman ‘sister’ because it would be cringe
@@humanbeing8068 Watch his gesture and expression when she corrects him. It's clear that he just didn't know the correct term, what with him being Jewish not Catholic and all.
*and a black nun as there’s not much around LOL*
@@afriend9428 Huh? Your comment makes no sense.
The actor playing the priest nailed it. great performance
He is brilliant - completely deadpan
He did! That’s a pretty accurate portrayal of a priest in confession
Pretty sure the priest actor was laughing for real.
@@AddMoreQuarters @Raymond Carver
It's called acting, that's why this thread is talking about his good performance.
they were always A1 at casting the bit parts on that show.
This is one of the funniest scenes. Perhaps the funniest part is when Father Curtis is laughing at the joke and Jerry tries get back on track and the priest stops him and says, "One second" and continues laughing.
Yes
Ya but it's a pedophile joke about priest forcing himself on a boy
@@jessedugal6125 No, it's a blind priest and Raquel Welch in a lifeboat, and she says "Those aren't buoys."
@@jessedugal6125 I don't understand, when the joke is in the clip, why you said this?
(Btw, I'm not a catholic).
@@pineapplepenumbra Maybe because @Jesse Dugal is a M O R O N?
When the priest makes himself comfortable, "I haven't heard that one." 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The writer said about this episode that he thought the phrase "anti-dentite" would catch on. It didn't - but it surprised them that "yada yada" became a big thing.
Yada yada yada has been around forever...
@@williamallen319 Yeah, but the Seinfeld featured it and, yada yada yada, it became more popular. 😂
I think "anti-dentite" comes up every now and then in my sphere. Don't get me wrong, it's no "No soup for you!"... But this show had too many quotable bits to count. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
Ironically, for all of the catchphrases that the show inspired, every single time they tried to make one work ("These pretzels are making me thirsty" was the first), it failed. Just goes to show how organic humor needs to be.
@@wvu05 interesting.
As a Catholic, this is my favorite scene in the series. "No...it offends me as a comedian!" :-D
I always wanted to do a confessional
HAHAHAHAHA
Hi Gail. I am also catholic 😇
Awesome Gail. I'm actually Jewish and this episode was amazing.
I'm catholic too but it's a genius scene.
George getting in at the last second is the best part
but I dont get it why was that so funny
He came to Jerry's dentist appointment too, first. That's what's funny. He shouldn't know about either of them.
Oh, yeah, he knew. But still, watch the Jerry's reaction.
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@@youknowwhoiam2771 well ofcourse they would tell eachother everything, they're in a gay relationship with eachother not that theres anything wrong with that.
It's so offensive for george to interrupt someone's confession but of course george could care less.
The actor as the Father here holds the scene very well. One of the most hillarious scene...
Every time something awkward or funny happens to me, I want someone to play slap bass behind me
Lol
The writing on this show was something else
When the priest goes "Just a second" so he can finish laughing 😂😂😂
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If I ever walked into a synagogue, I know I would be just as confused.
The difference is, mostly in synogogue, they'll distinguish you from your attire..
I definitely would be being raised a southern Baptist
@@Calvin-01 calvin they don't have altar calls
You're not allowed to. They have "membership", and security. You're banned unless you pay up. Not free and open like Christianity. You can try, I did, good luck.
@@iditarod4081 - Christianity isn’t free. Ask the members of any major televangelist congregation.
this is absolutely legendary! genius.. "and this offends you as a jewish person?"
"no it offends me as a comedian!"
As a Catholic, I laugh at this. It’s so funny and I think people should learn to see humour first. No one is being disrespectful
@Eugene Cam No it's because the jokes were harmless. It's even implied in the skit - the priest doesn't find offense in the first joke because it's not aggressive, it just uses Catholic as a backdrop for the humor. When Jerry's second joke ACTUALLY attacks dentists (saying they are sadists), he actually does get offended.
Surely God has more important things to worry about than a one-off gag?
@@trianglemoebiusmaking fun of and misrepresenting the sacrament of confession is a sacrilege.
@Crush 42Mash...Don't call yourself a Catholic!...Any Catholic priest with even the smallest amount of common sense would ONLY LISTEN TO A CONFESSION FROM A CATHOLIC...THIS IS A SACRED, YES SACRED RULE...THE CONFESSIONAL BOOTH IS JUST AS SACRED AS HOLY COMMUNION...WHY? BECAUSE WITHOUT CONFESSION, A TRUE HEARTFELT CONFESSION, ONE CANNOT WORTHILY RECEIVE HOLY COMMUNION...DON'T BE A PARTIME CATHOLIC. AMEN
@@anthonypreziosi30 You definitely make me laugh, because you’re the type of people that I was thinking of when I made that comment. This is not a confessional it is a stage and they are having fun. They have made fun of orthodox, Jewish and all types of other religious traditions and there’s no harm done. So lighten up
@@crush42mash6 SACRED MEANS SACRED...NEVER MOCK IT, NEVER SLANDER IT...TO MOCK/SLANDER WHAT IS SACRED IS TO OFFEND GOD...IT'S either stupid, ignorant, or NAIVE of you not realising this type of 'entertainment' MOCKS THE CATHOLIC CHURC...go see a good priest...it's your choice!
I liked when George walks in the confessions and jerry froze after he says
Jerry I gotta talk to you
George had just walked in on him at the dentist office and Jerry said it was "awkward." Clearly, George doesn't respect boundaries.
What did he wanted to talk Jerry about?
I lost it when he sat on the kneeler. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It's definitely one of the funniest scenes of the entire series.
Agree completely.
Rubbish
How did I miss it!!???
Sitting on the kneeler was priceless! Makes me laugh every time! And when he says "I should mention I'm Jewish" and the priest goes "Well that's no sin".....LMAO!
Look at howJerry is looking up as he is walking in the church. You knew right there it was going to be hilarious 😂...” excuse me mother.”
“Sister.” 😭 😂
George:” Jerry I gotta talk to you.” 😂🤣😂🤣
I started laughing at that too, Jerry looking up 😂
They guy playing the priest, that sounded like a genuine laugh. You look at Jerry during that it looks like he has to hold back a natural reaction to it. Lol
The timing here is perfect. Without the timing it doesn't work.
Yeah, thats comedy...
A little speck of comedy genius😄
Jerry's face of just "how did you find me here" is so hilarious!
This scene still cracks me up after all these years!! Pure comedic genius! 🤣
This was hysterical. Gold, Jerry, gold!
It kills me that George finds his Jewish friend Jerry in a Catholic confession!
George’s character, being Italian-American, was likely raised Catholic (although he converted to Latvian Orthodoxy)
And yes, I’m aware that the Costanzas are played by Jewish actors lol
@@Project305miami "he converted to Latvian Orthodoxy"
what?!
ProLansPl In the Season 5 episode “The Conversion” George becomes Latvian Orthodox
@@Project305miami must have missed that one. no I'm curious on would anyone be willing to convert to such exotic religion ;D
ProLansPl He did it for a girl
Door to confessional slides open:
“Jerry, I gotta talk to ya.”
-Costanza, lord of the idiots
Hilarious!
Saw this episode as a kid and it made me believe that literally anyone could come in off the street and walk into a confessional just to chat with a priest like it's a therapy session or something. Lol.
I mean, anyone can try. There's nothing stopping anyone from going into a confessional in major churches (minor ones have more restrictions, because they know their community more personally). The question is if you can get the priest to put up with your bullshit - I'd say he saw Jerry's genuine concern and was trying to comfort (later help) him; a decent reason for him to stay. Note, as soon as Jerry goes too far with the Dentist joke, he unceremoniously leaves.
@@trianglemoebius LOL
@@trianglemoebiusinteresting
Don't you have to be Catholic?
The same way George has his iconic moments being fired that make the character, this is one of Jerry’s best scenes that encompasses that all he cares about is being a comedian and never going for cheap laughs lol. He can’t stand the fact that someone is going for total joke immunity.
Oh God, I forgot about that hilarious ending with George randomly showing up out of nowhere, now I'm LMAO like an idiot. 😂😂😂
"I haven't heard that one." Perfect delivery.
"Father"
"- one second"
Lol the priest was okay with the Pope joke but got offended by the dentist one
Proof that the priest was an anti-dentite!
@@erichaynes7502 good pull!
The pope joke wasn't directly attacking anyone, it just used the characters as a backdrop. The dentist joke was straight up saying "dentists are sadistic bastards". He can see the nuisance, unlike Jerry.
I watch this video just to hear Jerry say "it offends me as a comedian". Thats gold, Jerry, Gold!
Priest: Hahahahaha!
Jerry: Father...
Priest: One second.
Timing is everything in comedy, and Jerry and the priest nailed it.
God I love this scene. Every second of it is hilarious
Those aren't just buoy's...
Lmfao! Then George pops in, ya got a minute? 😂👏
I miss this programme so much. Loved it. The best ever.
Yes it was just brilliant. In the UK it was on at about midnight and I so often stayed up too late just cos I had to watch it (recording it wasn't the same). One of my fave episodes - where George gets orange juice (or grapefruit?) in his eye and it makes every conversation slightly off-kilter all day.
Jerry's so sweet, innocent and endearing when he sits down on his little bench!
Waiting patiently for the priest to show up.
It's very funny because he is suppose to kneel. 😅😅😅
@@peaceandlove544 Right!
This scene is right out of larry davids mind
Pure unpolished Larry
He had left the show by then.
@@ryanloftis1125 crazy
I believe Peter Mehlman wrote this episode. He was a writer on the show since like the first season. He wrote many classic shows like the Shrinkage one, the one where Jerry's car has mutant BO, the double dip the chip and a bunch more. Larry David at this time was releasing his very ridiculously funny movie Sour Grapes and was no longer on the show.
I stand corrected if thats the case. Sometimes the line between Jerry and Larry do blur.
One of the main reason I like the Seinfeld series. He indiscriminately pokes fun at anyone regardless of gender, race, ethinicity or religion...no one is excluded. Btw as a catholic I find the confessional scenes quite humourous :)
SouthTexasGal830 grant you it is hilarious!
As you may know, Muslims don't have THAT sense of humour … Recent years events are there to support that assertion !
You anti-dentite bastard!
Yeah but the Puerto Ricans threw a fit after they poked fun at the Puerto Rican Day Parade and they can’t show it no more. And it funny episode.
@@jogman262 yes they can, it's on Netflix now
Everything about this show is brilliant 🤩! Even George coming in at that time etc
I like how George comes in and the stare they give makes it more funny
In my humble opinion, one of the funniest scenes ever. Very intelligent indeed. The whole thing just goes from laugh to laugh, hand shaking all the way through.
It is. This is on my top ten Seinfeld moments list. I like the episode when George goes Latvian Ortodox, really good Seinfield!
Props to the actor playing the priest. The only way I could imagine him not creasing up with laughter was by jabbing himself with a rusty nail.
Man the guy playing the priest held it together longer than I could while Jerry's telling jokes in his ear
I love how the priest is genuinely offended by the dentist joke 🤣
Two & half minutes of machine gun gags. Brilliant!
The entire clip is just one BIG gold nugget.
Perfection.
Still watching and still laughing…..my all time greats! 🙏
‘Hang on a second’. Genius
As a Catholic, I find this hillarious.
SomeFluffer64 i am a catholic too and yes this is hilarious
Another Catholic here finds this hilarious.
I was catholic until tha age of reason
As a Protestant, I find it even more hilarious.
@@Richbar-qe6bx Do you find the misery the Catholic church inflicting on women hilarious too? Telling a woman that she can't have IVF to help her conceive is stupid. But also her following the church is outrageous.
This is the moment Tim Watley became Heisenberg.
William Woolrich that's refreshing! 😄
“Jerry, I am the danger.”
Even as my mom was succumbing to the ravages of Alzheimer's, this scene would always light her up, and make her laugh out loud. Seinfeld was one of her favorites, and Im eternally grateful to Jerry and the gang for bringing her that joy.
So first, George shows up at Jerry's dental appointment, and then he shows up after confession...lol 😂
And that’s when Jerry revealed himself as an antidentite
Seinfeld is a legend, enough said.
i think the priest’s laugh was genuine!!
😂 One of the funniest comedies in TV history. Every time I look a Seinfield show I start the rolling.😂😂😂😂🤡
The Father's laughter, especially his 'one second', I can't!😆
The bit parts of Seinfeld are really amazing. An actor might be in the show for 2 minutes and they'll be a highlight for decades.
This was the same church music that was playing in the Latvian Orthodox ceremony for George’s ‘conversion.’
Good catch
I didn't know before Seinfeld that Latvian Orthodox was it's own church.
@@billolsen4360 Neither did the Seinfeld writers.
Did George convert from Jewish or something else? Seems there's some uncertainty in the comments.
Elaine was definitely Jewish, I thought George was too.
@@artsmith103
I believe Jerry was the only Jewish character in the show. (Except for Dr. Wattley.)
“No, it offends me as a comedian!”
"NOW IF YOU EXCUSE ME," the priest rushing to leave to tell the jokes to the rest of parishioner🤪
The way the priest had to stop and laugh😅🤣
So simple, sweet, and hilarious. You know the old saying "Some guys have it, while some guys never will." ? The imagination to produce a funny moment like this means, of course, that Jerry "had it" in spades
Brilliant. The whole Yada Yada episode was exceptional.
The Seinfeld T.V. Show Was Absolutely Excellent Comedy.
R.I.P. Raquel Welch
I was never a Catholic, but I read John R. Powers' hilarious fictionalized memoirs about growing up Catholic on the south side of Chicago: _The Last Catholic in America_ and _Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up?_ remain two of my favorite books because, apart from the religion, Powers was writing about _me_ as a kid! So I sort of understood a little bit about Catholicism before I first saw this episode, and when Jerry sat down on the kneeler, I died laughing. George finding him in the least likely place he would ever be is the icing on the cake. The writing on this show was brilliant.
Yes... They took the zaniness to a new level.
“Jerry, I gotta talk to ya!” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ewan/Swaze who’s a jerk? You talking to ME?
He actually said Jimmy.
@@Miblive no he says Jerry
Priest (kneeling closer): I haven't heard that one!
"No, it offends me as a comedian" literally the most ridiculous line of the show by far 😂 sums up perfectly the shallowness on Jerry and how over-seriously he takes himself. Best sitcom ever!!
Father Curtis also counseled Elaine and Puddy when Puddy told her she was going to hell. 😀👿
Elaine: "Oh. We're not getting married. We're just, y'know, having a good time."
Priest: [shifts his gaze from Elaine to Puddy to Elaine again with raised eyebrows] "Well that's simple then. You're both going to hell."
The priest's reaction @ 1:54 is priceless 🤣
Well I've been watching Seinfeld for ever & everytime I see old episodes I die laughing what a great show genius. Larry David. Jerry Seinfeld comidict genius 🥰😘❤💯👍🤩🤣😅😍😂
@ worldsbesttarot
Hard to believe it’s been off the air for over 23 years. Thankfully we have the reruns and they never get old.
"One second"🤣
George interrupting has to be the funniest thing I've ever seen. That long pause is what creates the scene.
A good 9 seconds George and Jerry been looking at each other😂how did George Find Jerry?
The priest's laugh is very genuine. The jew's awkwardness in the Catholic Church is well done.
I'm surprised by the comments that George's parents aren't supposed to be Jewish.
I really miss this
George sneaking on the scene is super funny ❤
The knock!! 🤣
And the kneeler!!😂🤣
"you know thats a kneeler"....."oh". excellent!
The way the priest initially reacts when he sees Jerry is sitting instead of kneeling 🤣🤣🤣 0:40
the priest not laughing at Jerry's joke.....so funny.
Jerry: "Excuse me, Father?"
Black priest: "It's brutha."
And if Whatley ever gets Polish citizenship, he'll have complete joke-telling immunity!
As a Pole, I resemble that comment!😁
@@nosuchthing8 As do I, my friend, as do I.
There never has and never will be a show as funny as Seinfeld.
"No, it offends me as a comedian" is not only an amazing left-turm, it also has got to be the single most Jewishy joke since Jack Benny's "I'm thinking it over!" after a mugger tells him "your money or your life!"