TMC
09-10-2014, 05:16 PM
http://uproxx.com/tv/2014/09/seinfeld-20-best-one-episode-characters/
One of the greatest things about Seinfeld is the minor characters are often the most important ones. The Steven Korens and the Little Jerrys are the reason we describe certain episodes by saying, “the one where Bubble Boy strangles George” or “the one where Frank Costanza’s lawyer wears a cape,” or “the one where Elaine’s boyfriend can’t keep it in his pants.”
For the purposes of this list I have not included Jerry’s girlfriends (http://uproxx.com/tv/2014/09/seinfeld-20-best-one-episode-characters/uproxx.com/tv/2014/03/scientific-ranking-jerrys-girlfriends-seinfeld). It should also be noted that some of the characters you may think should be included aren’t because they actually appeared in more than one episode (Mabel Choate, The Soup Nazi, Izzy Mandelbaum). Without further adieu, here’s a look at Seinfeld’s best one-episode characters.
One of the greatest things about Seinfeld is the minor characters are often the most important ones. The Steven Korens and the Little Jerrys are the reason we describe certain episodes by saying, “the one where Bubble Boy strangles George” or “the one where Frank Costanza’s lawyer wears a cape,” or “the one where Elaine’s boyfriend can’t keep it in his pants.”
For the purposes of this list I have not included Jerry’s girlfriends (http://uproxx.com/tv/2014/09/seinfeld-20-best-one-episode-characters/uproxx.com/tv/2014/03/scientific-ranking-jerrys-girlfriends-seinfeld). It should also be noted that some of the characters you may think should be included aren’t because they actually appeared in more than one episode (Mabel Choate, The Soup Nazi, Izzy Mandelbaum). Without further adieu, here’s a look at Seinfeld’s best one-episode characters.