Many sitcoms had their time in the spotlight, just to disappear from cultural consciousness because they either get older or mixed between the package. "Seinfeld", the NBC's comedy for a bunch of friends who bring problems to its orbit, is not one of those shows. Puts like a sitcom on how a comedian gets his materialLarry David and Jerry Seinfeld broke the television mold with episodes that missed countless possible jokes of that simple but still fruitful idea. It was far from the show for "nothing".

"Seinfeld" stands out among the wealth of sitcom in the 1990s, as he was not afraid to risk and experiment, whether the stories would be to tolerate masturbation or double dipping the chip of funeral reception. However, some of the funniest moments of Seinfeld were whenever the show just walked down and just doing everything that made the writers laugh. In the world, Seinfeld has grown up to learn that big jokes can come from closeness to a daily setting or something strange lurking in the comedian's brain.

As is the case with other respected sitcoms such as "parks and recreation" and US office reboot, It usually took some time for the Sitkoms of NBC to find their attitude and build a sense of identity after their first season. But one of the funniest panties of the series appeared in the episode of the 2nd "baby shower" season. It was one of the first examples of the show introducing individual parcels for Jerryryners (Jerryi Seinfeld), Georgeorje (Asoneerson Alexander), Elaine (Iaululia Louis-Dreyfus) and Kramer (Michael Richards), only to bring them together.

The episode shows that Elaine hosts a baby shower that takes place in the Jerryryer and George -George's apartment cares for a chocolate sweater from a bad date, while the funniest plot includes Kramer to sell jerryers on an illegal cable box. Jerryryers reluctantly agree to Kramer's weak Russian friends installing over 56 cable channels on his television. In the next scene, however, something strange happens: Jerryers gets a quick FBI visit to the escort. The scene is played relatively straight without laughter, followed by the name of the show, a funny shot in his apartment. As an actor, Seinfeld did hardly through the sequence, not because of the content itself, but because of how Richards delivered his line.

Immediately after the FBI agents blow Jerry with the overwhelmed zeal of a crowd hit, Kramer struck his neighborhood neighborhood, cradle him in his hands and shouts, "What did you do to my little boy with a cable?" In the DVD -bluper roll for the first two seasons, you will see that this moment will get a lot of downloads because jerryers just can't keep the laughter while shaken by Richards, as his line says.

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It must be difficult to work in a comedy because you are surrounded by jokes from Wallid to ID, but you can't laugh directly on them and destroy well. Sometimes the act of being a professional breaks down and you just can't stifle that laughter. For Jerry's loan, it's a very funny moment after a really unexpected scene.

To interrogate FBI jerryers for the cable sounds like it is widespread with comical potential, but the fact that they do not even hesitate to "kill" the main character without a second thought came as a shock, though it is just a sequence of dreams. Seinfeld is not a very kind of show that relies on the constant danger of the characters, as much as the people around them.

The episode offers an insightful view at a time when the stolen cable was this big taboo, as it was only a few months earlier that year when the Simpsons cope with the theme of "Homer and Lisa against the eighth command". I also just think it's funny that follows Seinfeld The "Treaty", the episode in which Jerry and Elaine decide to give, Not only did he pamper that plot into pieces, but also showing the leading character being forcibly pumped with national television leadership.

Each episode of Seinfeld is currently moving to Netflix.