Seinfeld - Season 1 And 2 DVD (1990)

Seinfeld - Season 1 And 2

1990

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All 40 episodes from the first three seasons of the award-winning US comedy series. In the pilot episode, 'Good News, Bad News', a girl who Jerry (Jerry Seinfeld) met on the road comes to stay at his apartment. In 'The Stakeout', Jerry and George (Jason Alexander) stakeout the lobby of the apartment building of a beautiful woman Jerry met at a party. In 'The Robbery', Jerry considers moving after his apartment is burgled. In 'Male Unbonding', Jerry wonders what to do after realising he no longer has anything in common with a tenacious and extremely irritating childhood friend. Jerry and George get some insider information in 'The Stock Tip' - but do they have the mettle it takes to ride the stockmarket's ups and downs? In 'The Ex-Girlfriend', sparks fly between Jerry - and George's ex-girlfriend. In 'The Pony Remark', Jerry's parents come to town for a 50th anniversary party, and Jerry offends the guest of honour by making a comment about children who own ponies. Jerry has a colourful new suit in 'The Jacket'. In 'The Phone Message', George regrets leaving a string of nasty messages on his girlfriend's answering machine. In 'The Apartment', George tests out the 'man with a wedding ring' theory to try to meet more women. In 'The Statue', a statue Jerry finds in a box of things left him by his grandfather causes all kinds of trouble. In 'The Revenge', Jerry plots his revenge on his launderette after $1500 he had stashed in his laundry bag goes missing. In 'The Heart Attack', George ends up in hospital after believing himself to have suffered a heart attack. In 'The Deal', Jerry and Elaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) discuss whether or not they could ever be more than just friends. In 'The Baby Shower, Elaine asks if she can use Jerry's apartment to hold a baby shower for a friend of hers - with whom George once had the worst date of his life. In 'The Chinese Restaurant', Jerry, Elaine and George head out for dinner at a Chinese restaurant and a movie. In 'The Busboy', George inadvertently causes a busboy to be fired and tries to make amends - with disastrous consequences. In 'The Note', Jerry asks his dentist friend to write a note - which later becomes the subject of a fraud investigation. In 'The Truth', George hopes his girlfriend, who works for the IRS, can sort out Jerry's tax worries. In 'The Pen', Elaine regrets going along with Jerry to visit his parents in Florida. In 'The Dog', Jerry ends up looking after a wayward dog for a fellow airline passenger. In 'The Library', Jerry gets in trouble at the library for a book he took out in 1971 and never returned. In 'The Parking Garage', Jerry, George, Elaine and Kramer (Michael Richards) are trying to find their car in a huge multi-storey parking garage. In 'The Café', Jerry makes a suggestion to help a local restaurant drum up a bit more business. In 'The Tape', George is getting excited about a new Chinese cure for baldness. In 'The Nose Job', Kramer tells George's new girlfriend that she has a big nose, and she decides to have a nose job. In 'The Stranded', Jerry and Elaine get stuck at a party when George goes off with an attractive co-worker. In 'The Alternate Side', Jerry's car is stolen, and Kramer gets a line in a Woody Allen film. In 'The Red Dot', Jerry unwittingly causes Elaine's boyfriend to fall off the wagon. In 'The Subway', everyone has their own unusual experience while travelling on the subway. In 'The Pez Dispenser', Jerry makes Elaine laugh during a piano recital by George' girlfriend. In 'The Suicide', Jerry's neighbour attempts suicide - and his girlfriend hits on Jerry when he goes to visit him in hospital. A faulty condom causes problems in 'The Fix-Up'. In 'The Boyfriend (1)', Jerry wants to make a good impression when he meets Keith Hernandez - but Keith is more interested in Elaine. In 'The Boyfriend (2)', Elaine goes off Keith when she realises he is a smoker. In 'The Limo', Jerry and George 'borrow' someone else's limo. In 'The Good Samaritan', Jerry tracks down a hit-and-run driver - and asks her out on a date. In 'The Letter', Jerry finds out that his new girlfriend plagiarised the sentiments she wrote him in a letter. In 'The Parking Space', Jerry's car starts making a strange noise after Elaine borrowed it. Finally, in 'The Keys', Jerry takes his spare key back from Kramer after finding him too invasive.

Seinfeld - Season 1 And 2 details

Format:	12 DVD
Starring:	Jason Alexander, Michael Richards, Jerry Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Genres:	Comedy, Television
Studio:	COLUMBIA TRI-STAR HOME VIDEO

DVD 4 discs

Name	Discs
Seinfeld - Season 1	TBC Disc 1
Seinfeld - Season 2 Episodes 1-5	TBC Disc 2
Seinfeld - Season 2 Episodes 6-10	TBC Disc 3
Seinfeld - Season 2 Episodes 11-13	TBC Disc 4

DVD Information

Run time:	14 hours 39 minutes
Rental release:	01 Nov 2004
Main languages:	English

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Overated

By TheMovieman (32 reviews) from Ramsbottom , 08 Mar 2005

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I felt that after 4 episodes that I got the joke and didn't need to see anymore.People have praised this show for years but I really couldn't see what all the fuss was about.
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Halt! Move to Season 2 immediately!

By Pabster (15 reviews) from Manchester , 18 May 2012

New to Seinfeld? Me too.

Really hope this much-acclaimed show delivers better than the meagre comedy offerings presented in its first season.

What a stinker! Read the positive reviews for seasons 2 and onwards, though. Larry David is the writer so it must improve.

My advice- avoid season 1. I wish I had.
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The best of American Comedy

By WastedJoker (1 review) from Houghton le Spring , 06 Aug 2011

After a ropey start with the pilot and early episodes, you can really see the start of all those classic Seinfeld moments being created.
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bear with it

By riacat (7 reviews) from CHATTERIS , 30 Dec 2009

in another review they said it got better. It does. Id say dont bother with series one too much start halfway thru it and go onto 2 or 3 when the characters have gelled more
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Season 2 is better

By garysevern (1 review) from Sheffield , 29 Nov 2009

Second season contains 'classic' espisodes
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Seinfeld series 1

By a customer from Thame , 05 May 2009

I used to love this show and rented it for my kids as they are big fans of Friends, Scrubs etc and hoped they would 'get' Seinfeld.

They hated it. It did feel dated and slow but I've read that it gets better in the second series. I don't think I will be renting it though and will keep the muffin stumps episode in my memory as a classic.
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