Seinfeld l MiniEpisode l TCB

Kramer accidentally gets a job at a company called Brandt/Leland when he aids an employee in the hall and starts going to meetings. He soon finds out he fits right in and starts working there for no pay, stating his reason as doing it "just for me." When Jerry asks Kramer what he does, Kramer responds, "TCB - you know, taking care of business!" A montage of his office work includes scenes of Kramer eating crackers at lunch and shining his shoes at the water cooler. By the end of the episode, Kramer gets "fired" by Leland (despite the fact that Kramer doesn't really work at Brandt/Leland) because of his shoddy work ("It's almost as if you have no business training at all").
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From the episode "The Bizarro Jerry", the 137th episode of the American television sitcom Seinfeld.George uses Susan's death to pick up women. Elaine's new friend is Jerry's exact opposite. Jerry's new girlfriend has manly hands. Kramer pretends to work for an upscale firm. This was the third episode for the eighth season. It was originally broadcast on the NBC network on October 3, 1996. The title and plot extensively reference the Bizarro (the polar opposite of Superman) and Bizarro-Earth concepts that originally appeared in various comic books published by DC Comics. This episode is famous for introducing the phrase "man-hands".
Seinfeld l "Jerome "Jerry" Seinfeld is the main protagonist of the American television sitcom Seinfeld (1989--1998). The straight man among his group of friends, this semi-fictionalized version of comedian Jerry Seinfeld was named after, co-created by, based on, and played by Seinfeld himself. The series revolves around Jerry's misadventures with his best friend George Costanza, neighbor Cosmo Kramer, and ex-girlfriend Elaine Benes. He is usually the voice of reason amidst his friends' antics and the focal point of the foursome's relationship."
Notes About Nothing from this episode:
The concept of a Bizarro universe is directly taken from the Superman universe, in addition to verbal references to Superman: There is a Bizarro Superman action figure in Kevin's apartment.
The signature Seinfeld theme song is played backwards throughout the tag, another reference to the "Bizarro" theme.
Kramer's work sequence is set to the tune of the song "Morning Train (Nine to Five)" by Sheena Easton. The song would be used again in Season 9's "The Butter Shave", when George is hired at Play Now.
When George is combing his hair at home, there is a poster of Dennis Franz in the background, which George uses as a guide for combing his hair.
The actress who plays Gillian is Kristin Bauer. She has been cast in various TV shows, in particular CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Crossing Jordan and Desperate Housewives, usually for only one episode. She had been featured in the February 2002 issue of Maxim as the #50 girl.
This episode features Kramer's 300th entrance.

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[@GHC3]

Thanks for the link, good stuff on there

[@darrenfarley4875]

"that's what makes this so difficult" lol.....This show had it all, great writing, right actors, right timing, right behind the scenes crew, and great extra's

[@fraserthomson5766]

Best line of the entire series in my opinion :)

[@boutaybabdesamad7231]

He can’t even fire him cause he doesn’t work there 😂😂😂

[@markdremann4980]

Unmitigated comedy Gold-a genius & hilarious satire of modern life that is still relevant today

[@adangracia3763]

​@@boutaybabdesamad7231 just have security escort him out the door how hard can that be??

[@boutaybabdesamad7231]

@@adangracia3763 it’s a joke bro,u though i was serious hhhhhhhhhh?

[@etiennekosa]

I love when Kramer tells Jerry he'll take him anywhere Jerry gets all excited and says "the coffee shop". Like he's never been there.

[@arjunsharma8162]

“ been having trouble at home....” LOL

[@internetonsetadd]

George is supposedly the master of getting fired but only Kramer got fired from a job he didn't have.

[@12Blueace]

What’s more funny about it is how George is always trying to weasel his way out of doing work and Kramer insists on working harder just to keep his job he doesn’t have.

[@Mr.Rgdias]

And joke is on the company for hiring him

[@xsxoxo]

That's what makes this so difficult...

[@llarmstrong783]

Kramer would have at least tried with the Penske File

[@mr.l8723]

It’s hilarious how Jerry is like a stay at home wife😂😂😂

[@まるる-m9l]

Not that there's anything wrong with that.

[@mr.l8723]

@@まるる-m9l Jerry: Of course not! I have many gay friends! George: My father’s gay!

[@hugh2hoob668]

I've actually had a dead beat pal that finally got a job and this episode was all I could think of haha

[@mwloos1]

And he refers to George and Elaine like their kids 😂

[@xsxoxo]

Which btw... was for two...

[@dbassir87]

“But I don’t even really work here” “That’s what makes it so difficult” Thank you Larry

[@mikefingers8909]

Larry had already left the show by this point.

[@Kruppt808]

Jerry Seinfeld and a whole team of writers, not just one guy doing everything. Plus, this is more Jerry type of humor.

[@boutaybabdesamad7231]

The way he said “some of us have to work in the morning is hilarious 😂😂😂

[@joeyfrizz]

Every line in this is a laugh. The writing is so perfect.

[@xsxoxo]

I like how confident Kramer sits at 2:44. Like "Yeaaah Boss! You wanted to see me???" LMAO

[@adamx9793]

“It’s almost as if you have no business training at all”

[@rturae]

🤣🤣🤣

[@bobt5778]

One of my all-time favorite lines from this show!

[@llarmstrong783]

Could he have handled the Penske File

[@dcvander]

Would love to have seen these reports

[@garyfrombrooklyn]

This was one of the best episodes in a series of great episodes 😆 😆 😆

[@jamesjwalsh]

Amen to that. It's on my top 10 list. "Melrose Place" is my favorite.

[@lars1296]

Elaine just watching him is my favorite part.

[@arthurwatts1680]

Waay back in the 80s we had a group of casual workers who came in at night to sort printed reports and package them for distribution to the companies that paid us to do their payroll processing. They were a close-knit group and I'm convinced that some of them got the gig simply by turning up and working alongside their mates for a shift or two - no-one particularly cared as long as the job got done on time. To be fair, word of mouth went a long way in that company and HR was a shadow of the monster it was to become by the turn of the century. Kramer wouldn't even get in the building in 2023 ;)

[@rooftopvoter3015]

Hilarious! Willing to work harder------------at a job he never had!!

[@vincecool72]

At a place he doesn't get paid for lol.

[@billyjackoff]

"Could you keep it down to a low roar?"

[@florinivan6907]

Plot twist those reports were briliant but the boss wanted to avoid having to eventually pay him.

[@llarmstrong783]

He was busting his hump to get the reports done.....

[@annihilationHaven]

Kramer has real world business experience, he was a seat replacer at the oscars.

[@jetnut89]

He only has fantasy world business experience.

[@aliensoup2420]

Na ah. That was the Tony Awards, and he won as a producer, then fired Raquel Welch.

[@MR-gp6ln]

“Tryna get ahead”

[@chrisarseneault5617]

But I don't even really work here. That's what makes this so difficult. Awesome.

[@Somethingnow1]

Sucks they left out the beginning with Jerry waking up with Kramer's cooking breakfast "What year is this?"

[@jamesjwalsh]

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[@dennishala1272]

Kramer. I gotta be at brand Leland by nine. Jerry. Why? 😂

[@alext8244]

I always wanted to know what those reports said lol

[@davidocampo8997]

I always wondered about if Kramer hadn't went out with Seinfeld, he would've give decent reports to old man Leland

[@MisaelMatute76]

🤣 He still has no business experience. He doesnt even know what he turned in.

[@John-ct9zs]

I thought he didn’t go out with them? Plus he didn’t know what he was doing anyways.

[@jaya1000]

That's been my theory. The reports were done last minute without any business experience

[@joeyfrizz]

LOL... of course not but that is funny!

[@boutaybabdesamad7231]

I don’t really work here That’s what makes it so difficult 😂😂😂

[@captainolimar4433]

He was liked around the office even though he was a crap worker lol

[@twisterwiper]

Every line in this could be the punch line in any other show.

[@SealAngel]

They're acting like a married couple lol

[@TerryUniGeezerPeterson]

Yeah, that's the joke. 😀

[@joseph_b319]

I have said to my boss during a 1 on 1 meeting that "i don't even really work here"

[@kramericaindustries65]

Funny how Jerry tells Kramer it's his third day, yet he already feels neglected by him.

[@normanralph3730]

so good!!

[@joseph_b319]

Kramer should have went to Penski

[@dapper892]

“Quite frankly, it stinks”

[@smylesg]

Creed reminds me of Kramer in that Seinfeld episode "The Bizarro Jerry" where he just starts doing work for a company without ever being hired.

[@Deadlyaztec27]

Oh my God, I finally understand what he meant by "That's why it's so difficult"! He thinks Kramer is saying that he likes the job so much that it's almost not work, hence he feels bad about letting him go.

[@blakeeiu]

No, he really doesn't work there. He just started showing up to work. No interview, no application, just used the restroom in the place and never stopped from there lol

[@ashishyadava4576]

@@blakeeiu yeah, and that's why it is difficult to fire an employee who doesn't even work for you in the first place.

[@cloudyns]

@@ashishyadava4576 That's the point..

[@Vuusteri]

@@cloudyns But I thought the boss didn't know he wasn't employed? Why else they would allow an outsider be there, and not call security?

[@cloudyns]

@@Vuusteri He knew, because free labor.

[@jrowlet]

Kramer all stuck in his newspaper instead of listening to an in-person conversation (today it would be stuck in a smart phone).

[@coryjacobs3253]

I’d love to read one of his work reports lol

[@Ali_riza46]

jerry becomes house wife 😆

[@joeyfrizz]

This Jerry/Kramer interaction is why later in the series Krammer knew being married was a "man made prison." "You can forget about watching tv during dinner... cause that's when you talk about your day!....

[@poohbear4130]

Love to know if someone actually got a job without being hired?? I know a guy stayed 3 weeks after being fired, nobody knew his manager fired him before his wedding then went straight on his honeymoon, came back and there he was driving a fork lift!😂😂😂😂😂

[@Delightfully_Witchy]

Not quite the same, but an engineer friend of mine told me of a story where a guy was fired but kept showing up for work to finish a project literally no one else was working on anymore because he put so much of his heart and soul on the task. He ended up getting paid for the job by going to a different higher-up and saying "___ never paid me for my job." It stuck with me for years.

[@futurewhizter1538]

Where's the part for TCB?

[@DankSi]

I ordered in, still effort

[@dennishala1272]

What does the guy mean when he said that's what makes it so difficult?

[@WarpandXeno88]

Is Kramer Pensky material?

[@RemoGutierrez1]

My boss's name is Leland too

[@sportcomputerservices6438]

Which series and episode is this?! Does anyone know?

[@mattgoldberg4335]

"The Bizarro Jerry". Season 8, Episode 3.

[@sportcomputerservices6438]

@@mattgoldberg4335 awesome thank you so much!

[@charthers8903]

Before people communicated via text timing and rhythm had value

[@cheshire147]

Yah I Wana get married real soon lol

[@cheshire147]

I get it's funny lol

[@hasnainkarim7187]

😂😂😂

[@fourcrowned1670]

I got a new job and I don't know how much I'm going to get paid! Probably same scenario at the end of the week! And I don't even care! But get this: MONEY OR NO MONEY I'M ONE OF THE BEST DAMN WORKERS A COMPANY CAN EVER HAVE. BECAUSE I ALWAYS GIVE 110 PERCENT!!!! RIGHT WALMART?

[@narakhorouzian7472]

😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@rahhannan9171]

i don even work herr

[@NishantGogna]

Did the boss know?

[@cheshire147]

Tell her I prefer Dunkin donuts so if it's not too much trouble stop there 2.

[@colstephens76]

Am I the only one that thinks that Kramer was unfairly treated? He was having red hot go at the job.

[@jerrysears7607]

"Funny ha ha, not funny qu***." Karl Childers

[@billmason2785]

It's a 2021...gay couple

[@cheshire147]

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[@donaldcope4982]

2:45 This completely looks like the biden Administration attempting to Govern!

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[@brianellinger6622]

Can I say the truth? that I left willingly because I was so very tired of being raped and the police and the state's attorney wouldn't do anything about it?