The classic Sitkom at Seinfeld has many great episodes, and everyone has their own favorite. Some appreciate the silly, a pleasant crowd of chaos of something like now the legendary "match", while others want Some of the more underestimated episodesas "opera" or "stall". But what about the people behind Seinfeld? We already knew that Asoneyson Alexander thought his best moment Like his character, George Constantza, was in the episode of the 3 "red dot" season. Given that in mind, let's talk about the man's favorite episodes behind Jerry Seinfeld - Jerry Seinfeld!

In a Reddit, but As early as the mid-2010s, a stand-up comedian and actor who played a fictional version of himself in Sitkom-was asked about his favorite episode of the series. In response, he shared two that he loved for many different reasons: the episode of Season 7 "The Rye" and the 8 episode "Pothole". While both episodes are pretty great and have some funny moments with Jerryryers, George, Kramer (Michael Richardson) and Elaine (Iaulia Louis-Dreyfus), the reasons of Seinfeld for Ovingub to these two were pretty personal, and it's a kind of fun.

Seinfeld explained that the "rye" is really important to himself and for the rest of the cast because they were filming it in the Paramon Studio in Los Angeles - something that made everyone feel like they really hit the great time. In his own words:

"We didn't feel like a real TV show, the early years of the TV show were not successful. We had this idea for a marble rye and we had to shoot it in a set outdoors, and this was very expensive whether, it's like a movie place there in Paramont in La. We felt as if we were a weird small orphan show.

Seinfeld began to become a real hit around Season 4 for the first timeBut it is understandable that shows that hit their steps still need to be caught before giving them bigger budgets. However, by season 7, people at NBC were able to really give the jerryers and gang to go big with their ideas.

Seinfeld's joy on the set was obviously quite contagious, and there are stories from the DVD -the gym for him, starting a snowball fight with the cast and crew using the fake snow. Although the image of Seinfeld was inspired partly by the creator of the series and Constantly curmudgeon Larry DavidIt sounds like the real Seinfeld is ready to get rid of a little, leading to an episode that feels like something special. The other episode that Seinfeld loves, however, is a little more in line with the petty that we know and want from his fictional colleague.

The other episode that really impressed Seinfeld was the entrance to the 8th "Potelle" season, which ends up on one of the most famous chaotic scenes in the history of the show. Namely, ends with Seinfeld Great Nemiisa, Manumman (Wayne Knight)Driving his mail truck (full of consignment fresh fish, no less) through poured oil and sewing machine left on the road from Kramer and Elaine, leading to his vehicle being stuck in a fire ball. "It was really fun to shoot and it was fun to burn Manumman," Seinfeld said in AMA. "And he was screaming" Oh mankind "like the disaster in Hindenberg."

Manumman screamed "Oh, mankind!" It is honestly one of the greatest moments in Seinfeld history and it makes sense that real life Seinfeld would have fun watching his fictional mute to go through trouble. In addition, knight Really It sells it, and it's still the funniest when Kramer offers him a ride and Newman is diminishing because Kramer is responsible for so much of what has happened to him. Of course, while the "rye" and "pole" are two of man's favorites, there are At least one episode "Seinfeld" He's not so interested ... But hey, all can't be winners.