Seinfeld - The Finale - Last Scene

[@MOISTTOWLETS]

lmao probably his best stand up bit of the whole series

[@Always2Wheel]

bro i dont get it none of what he says is funny

[@vibecity5381]

@@Always2Wheel because you're a sheep requiring crowd approval

[@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid]

@@Always2Wheel It never is. He's pretty terrible. The show's appeal lies with the other actors.

[@mekherbecheabdelkrim]

it is probably because you are from cellblock d@@Always2Wheel

[@AFestiveDude]

@@Always2WheelYou answered your own question. That’s why it’s the best bit.

[@bobs1224]

It was the first time that Jerry had a truly captive audience

[@BlanketMan]

By far the funniest scene in the finale. Kramer laughing maniacally while everyone else is silent is perfect.

[@Unbiter]

Is it?

[@vibecity5381]

@@Unbiter yes, you don't see it beacuse you are a sheep requiring crowd approval

[@jamesc4392]

@@Unbiterit is

[@TheBigScat]

@@jamesc4392 Agreed. This was the only part of the finale that made me laugh. I wasn't put off by the idea of them going to prison as the conclusion, but I just didn't find any of it funny.

[@t100base]

kramer and jerry handling prison like a champ

[@TheReck12]

They're unable to realize they fucked up lmao

[@gmonroy852]

Unlike George lol

[@matthewweng8483]

Except it isn't prison, it's county jail, and they would never have been in with the oranges.

[@littlehillsgroup213]

@@matthewweng8483 I don't think many know the difference with the county jump suit and prison apparel.

[@AEMoreira81]

I wonder how Elaine is making out!

[@CruceEntertainment]

Larry David saying “Grand Theft Auto”, and “you suck, I’m gonna cut you!” Hilarious. Lol

[@mr.l8723]

Kramer laughing hysterically, George wishing he was dead. A perfect send off 😂

[@AEMoreira81]

Not too long after, an inmate inserted himself into George's backside. George screamed: what are you doing? The inmate screamed: it's ALL PIPES!

[@andyinoregon]

So few fans grasp the reason Larry David is voicing the provoked inmate in this scene. When he tells Jerry he's in prison for grand theft auto it's because he's the thief who stole Jerry's car way back in episode 28 and answered the car phone when Jerry dialed it from his apartment. Larry David was the off-camera voice of that car thief and now he and Jerry are doing prison time together. Just a brilliant way of bringing things full circle in the Seinfeld universe.

[@TheStuport]

+andyinoregon Yes...AND...Worlds did NOT Collide...woohoo

[@Erodam]

Nice dude

[@jankovacic2433]

Wow, I knew "YOU SUCK, I AM GONNA CUT YOU!" line was Larry David's, but I didn't know it was his voice as a car thief, AMAZING! Seinfeld just got even better.

[@rjb1216]

that's a huge stretch dude the voice isn't even the exact same

[@dougjones5270]

It is not a stretch. It is Larry David doing both voices

[@gabrielalopetegui]

wow last episode run May 14th, 1998...I remember Frank Sinatra's being rushed to the Cedar's Sinai that night, where he passed hours later, and it was mentioned in the news that the ambulance was able to get there pretty fast because there was not a lot of traffic, since everybody was at home watching Seinfeld's last episode.

[@flisko123]

so he almost got saved cuz everyone was watching seinfeld?

[@PastorGooch]

Gabriela Lopetegui there's a picture of people stopping in times square watching the last episode which was airing on giant screens on buildings

[@meesalikeu]

flisko there was no way sinatra would have been saved. he chain smoked himself to death. remember that kids its a horrible way to go gasping and choking for years and years annoying the shite out of everyone & grossing ayybody out.

[@keyboardwarrior327]

The episode's probably what did him in.

[@wickandde]

I was 10 at the time but I remember it like yesterday, can't believe how time flies! Lol I feel so old!

[@erichaynes7502]

There's even a stool and glass of water behind him..cracks me up every time!

[@bondsmoka]

"You suck, I gonna cut you!" I didn't know George Steinbrenner did time.

[@life0093]

I know it’s 9 years late, but that’s hilarious

[@davidl570]

Karma's a bitch, Mr. Steinbrenner! I knew he'd eventually get what was coming to him.

[@weho_brian]

Larry David in this prison too

[@danthemankhan]

He should have, for trading Jay Buhner.

[@woodson21]

Jerry’s delivery is simply perfect. He’s in one of the scariest places to be in and every line he’s saying is just killing (no pun intended). Time inside would fly by if you had someone like him doing 20 minutes of new material every Thursday.

[@RenfreaKB]

😂😂

[@TheShoxsta011]

Lol I love how he just keeps pushing all their buttons despite knowing the danger he's putting himself in.

[@jackflores5737]

Best anime ever.

[@Vicdog408]

It's... Dat Boi!

[@jackflores5737]

Vicdog408 Actually its ¥oung €hef but you can call me Jack.

[@ElEternoPoetaLuis]

Best manga ever!

[@uncledeath69]

Bobby Balboa it’s anime dumbass

[@BobbyBenzales]

That's what she said.

[@cristianotorres7847]

I love Kramer in this scene. His laugh is so funny.

[@mr.wifflewaffle7189]

You're all over the comment section on this video

[@karl858]

every time I see this I wonder what life was like for elaine in women's prison.

[@MarkyBillsonIV]

That is a rather delicious thought.

[@nahor88]

We know that Elaine is really petty, and that she has had a lot of bad sexual experiences with men. Prolly snapped at other inmates over little things and at the same time experimented with lesbians.

[@falconeshield]

It was brutal

[@gabrielalopetegui]

Imagine her "dancing "in jail?

[@crazycomicguy5063]

She'll probably be in a "orange is the new black relationship" to cope not dating anyone

[@atithi8]

You know you have a fulfilling life if you have made a friend like Kramer.

[@bloofan06]

That is perhaps the saddest scene of all, because it means that that was the end of the greatest show ever made! =(

[@OliverNorth9729]

I wouldn't have said the best but yeah two more seasons would've been the better.

[@AbrasiousProductions]

plus it implies that jerry's gonna get murdered eventually, George too, Kramer will be fine

[@Comeonfhqwhgads95]

@@AbrasiousProductionsKramer would probably be RUNNING the place in a couple of weeks

[@AbrasiousProductions]

@@Comeonfhqwhgads95 oh you know it👍

[@jimboramba]

If heaven exists, it's probably like the 1990s

[@inutero10]

Everybody booing him at the end is priceless

[@fornitegood122jr6]

Ha ha everyone

[@Shotgunnerhell]

People who say the ending was terrible were missing the whole point of the show. One of the best endings in TV.

[@ZonZorZerx]

One of the best shows ever but the ending was sub-par. It's not why, it's how they did it. This scene was magnificent though.

[@inutero10]

Its was exceptionally perfect.

[@Poperhontas2752]

0:41 how nervous George looks 😂😂

[@mrxxbrian]

I love what this guy said and totally agree: "I know Larry David will never read this, but he needs to know there are many people out there (myself included) who herald the Seinfeld finale as one of the greatest of sitcom history, mainly because of the clever courtroom setting, which allowed for a reunion of our favorite characters in a situation that fit the theme of the show. Seinfeld was 'the show about nothing'. The main characters were like us: generally well meaning but inherently selfish; and, like life, we often reap the consequences of our actions. In the case of Seinfeld, there were so many hilarious (borderline illegal) plot lines that the characters escaped unpunished. It makes sense to give them their day in court. So kudos Larry David, for making a sitcom that both made us laugh and think of life in every day situations ... and then doing it even BETTER with curb your enthusiasm." And also knowing Larry David, he hates the traditional grand expected-payoff finales as evidently already clear

[@funguy3453]

This didn't work. Everyone in the show was selfish/evil. Why just the main 4 go to jail? It's also not funny at all. Really just a terrible finale.

[@DarrenSemotiuk]

Donald the Bubble Boy was there but also his voice as the prison guard grabbing Jerry in that final scene

[@thespiritualfishlad4153]

I do like this finale but the way they got arrested didn't sit right with me I feel like Kramer would've done something

[@mrxxbrian]

@@Shamonwhitehurst252 That's the spirit!

[@djo-dji6018]

You can tell a lot about a culture if they believe Seinfeld characters are as selfish as most people...

[@pablofagov]

The BEST ending in TV. It's incredibly original and fits perfectly with the series.

[@Freeskiingisdabest]

IMO one of the best written episodes of this amazing show ! The finale underlines the fact that it is not a show about nothing. In fact this legendary show is displaying life in a modern society, with all it’s flaws and all the hypocrisy that comes with it, in a hilariously unique fashion

[@blakemcnamara9105]

What's funny is how his standup scenes in the early episodes were actual jokes pertaining to the events of the episode but by the end the standup became a parody of itself and that became the joke. That's comedy genius right there.

[@pepe3540]

The reason I love this ending, doesn't make you said. It's as if the show never ended lol. Fucking Kramer still being Kramer in jail fkn lol.

[@leontarmann3449]

Except that you know as soon as the camera turns off they get raped on a daily basis.

[@TylerDurden-td2yg]

@@leontarmann3449 Yeah, because that is of course very realistic. Being raped on a daily basis.

[@spencer_jackson542]

Still holding out hope for season ten of Seinfeld

[@marcelo_1984]

It goes with the fact that the last line in the show is the exact same line from the first scene in the pilot. It was a genius move, as is Larry's way of saying that they explored all that was to explore, and continuing with the show would only be repetition.

[@AntonioMartinez-sq2gp]

Thank You for the clip!

[@BleedHuskaRed1220]

Last words EVER spoken in the Seinfeld saga. When he said, "You've been great," he was saying that to all the viewers over the past 9 seasons.

[@adamcartwright7281]

no

[@katrinarodriguez9286]

Actually, the last line of the series is “See You In the Cafeteria”

[@somuchsoul3041]

@@katrinarodriguez9286 a reference to when Jerry Seinfeld eats in public

[@radscorpion8]

@@somuchsoul3041 lol

[@Stoneman180190]

So they all went to prison just for being jerks?

[@Piggy-Oink-Oink]

+Stoneman180190 The broke the "Good Samaritan" law in Mass...the first 4 convicted of it lol

[@noelanderson969]

+Piggy-Pike guess what? that law was abolished!!

[@J43rv1]

Yes. The finest products the jerk store has ever sold.

[@Drac39]

You would think the weight lifting and the sodomy was enough!

[@blakemcnamara9105]

Basically.

[@rodmcdonough6111]

This is so classic...Jerry uses the typical lines of amature hack comedians but with responses for convict hecklers like "Hey, I don't come into where you work and knock the license plate out of YOUR hand!"

[@sdrewe99]

The end of an era.

[@reallyharsh]

wow, it's 2021 and i think this is the first time i've ever seen this ! this is honestly the darkest seinfeld material i've ever heard, good stuff!

[@mariopalos9238]

I wish they could've fit Elaine into the final scene somehow. It could be argued that she did, in the courtroom, and this was more of an epilogue.

[@FLeA24681]

lol kramer's laugh

[@garrettscott6948]

RIP SEINFELD series (1989-1998) you will be missed

[@fornitegood122jr6]

We love you

[@samland9570]

Whether you liked the trial finale or not, a scene like this was the best way to end the show. Jerry doing stand up, and getting heckled.

[@andyinoregon]

… and the guard hauling Jerry away at the end is actor Jon Hayman who voiced the obnoxious Bubble Boy.

[@calistnway]

I’m sorry, but the card says “Jon Haymap”

[@andyinoregon]

@@calistnway Love that! Leave it to "Seinfeld" to have the courage to make the "Bubble Boy" a total jerk.

[@overworlder]

Cmon Seinfeld thats it lets go

[@shreyasjv4877]

I was a child not born of the Seinfeld generation and thus didn't have the privilege to watch it firsthand with the excitement that surrounded everybody but it was undoubtedly one of the greatest shows out there. I watched the entire thing, everyday with one episode playing each day and finished to the shows finale and I must say, once I got the "Show About Nothing." I understood that it was without question my second greatest finale ever(first being from FRIENDS). It was a show about nothing which to me meant that you could start anywhere and end up loving it. There were very few story lines where you needed any reference to previous episodes. To get "We were on a break", you needed to understand the breakup but to get "Kramer's iconic entry", you didn't need anything else. Seinfeld as I said before was the "Show About Nothing". It had no lessons in it. No morals in an episode. Just loads of fun. But in the end it ended up giving the biggest lesson of them all-"If you live selfishly like these guys, there will be consequences." How ironic. And it had so many ironic elements in it-1."Larry David as the inmate who voiced a car burglar in the previous episodes telling Jerry he'll cut Seinfeld(off NBC)" 2. "So many iconic characters came back with a flood of memories." 3."You realise the kind of jerks the characters were." 4. "Finishing the show with the button scene from the first episode" 5." The show about nothing got convicted for doing nothing." P.S: I find FRIENDS ending only slightly better because I watched it after the fifth season itself(due to curiosity) and ended up crying for the way that it ended. After watching everything, I cried an ocean. I insist that its not a competition. Nonetheless, Seinfeld had a great ending. So perfect.

[@GorgeGeorg]

While the gang did finally get their 'just' rewards in the end, anyone else ever notice that the majority of the character witnesses who testified against them, weren't really saints themselves in there own way. I guess a testimony to how society isn't really worth a plug nickel.

[@DarrenSemotiuk]

"A Show About Sociopaths"

[@JE-xt6ol]

No need to flatter. It's just Narcissism

[@johnferraro8829]

I remember when you used to be able to get a Hershey for a nickel.

[@HotFudgeSunday007]

Kramer supporting his friend till the end.

[@danieldougan269]

"I don't come down to where you work and knock the license plate out of your hands." Underrated joke.

[@BillCosbyTouchedMyDoodle]

Probably what Jeff Ross said while doing standup for inmates.

[@theworstchannelonjewtube789]

I liked the ending. It seems like something David would do on another show like Curb but he actually did it on a 90's sitcom. Besides that it wasn't supposed to be sad just showing that the gang are the ultimate neurotics and their lack of self and situational awareness even in a prison. Jerry keeping on with pretty much the exact routine he's always used even in a prison is brilliant as well as Kramer and George's reactions to it (and David telling Seinfeld he sucks in response to him warning not to steal his jokes). The fact that Elaine isn't even in the fucking final scene because she wouldn't be in a men's prison is the definition of the show's humor. And it was funny.

[@brandondetroitfanmichaels4325]

But yet... She was in the holding cell with them...

[@JesseTheMindless]

This was much better than the rest of the finale.

[@kristikristi1183]

Just watched this for the first time. Strange ending, but the whole Seinfeld series was off-the-wall. I still watch all of the old shows so it must have had something going for it.

[@raddastronaut]

I love it.

[@cyx6223]

Kramer doesn't deserve to be in jail. can't remember a time he did something bad on purpose.

[@toooydoeur]

+No Username stfu boy

[@a1axel738]

Kramer=/= Real actor.

[@dreadxplayzs7849]

alfa-psi lmao

[@mewtwo7375]

There was the time he and Newman helped Elaine kidnap a dog if that answers your question.

[@Piggy-Oink-Oink]

Kramer was going to cut open FREDO lol

[@TheGameCapsule]

Was that Larry David? XD "You suck! I'm gonna cut you!"

[@FurnaxIkki]

Who's here after the ending of Curb Your Enthusiasm?

[@Matt561]

so good

[@ir10031981]

It all came to an end 22 years ago tonight, and on a Thursday! like tonight. Seinfeld series finale on NBC aired on Thursday May 14, 1998, tonight is Thursday May 14, 2020.

[@oneill0740]

It's kinda funny and ironic that they showed how bad the gang was, but really it was all those people that came to testify against them. Flew all this way to send four people into jail for the most dumbest and mundane things.

[@marcelo_1984]

Babu got deported!😂

[@TheStuport]

I get it.......The Show ended this way so that people will STILL be talking about it all these years later! It's Beautiful

[@falconeshield]

Does anyone even remember the finale of Friends? Apart from the Rachel scene

[@EricBrodie-dy3mp]

1. Wow, I forgot that Teri Hatcher was in this! She played the Bond Girl "Paris Carver" in the film "Tomorrow Never Dies" that was released a few months before this episode aired. 2. I did acting in Hollywood for a year, and I can honestly say that if you try to win a role by stealing a script or slashing another actor's tires on the way to an audition, you will wind up JUST like this. Please trust me...

[@C.O.SBurpees]

This is the funniest stand up ever beats all the other ones seinfeld ever did for the intro of every episodes lmao

[@fizzy_1127]

the memories are wild

[@shazam2128]

That was really good material!

[@michaelmejia8194]

The greatest sitcom of all time! #1

[@nba_fanboy_0425]

As much as I hated the ending to Seinfeld (until recently), this couldn’t have been the more “perfect” ending without any tearjerkers whatsoever!

[@davidl570]

"Hey you've been great........................see you in the cafeteria!"--LOL!

[@viggianoj]

Really good ending actually! The only mistake was they kept it so secret to the public which made everyone have their own "perfect ending" in mind which it could never compete with.

[@cavusbarnss2]

best show ever..

[@ur60x]

Kramer was not an over actor he was tremendous in Seinfeld but also the Seinfeld "curse" got him the most.

[@Burnsengine]

I still think that was just the perfect ending.... having Larry David and Jerry doing the last joke of the last segment. (and I agree with others here - I hated the last episode). HIlarious. "Don't steal any of my jokes." "You suck!! I'm gonna cut you!"

[@mitchbet]

What's even better is a Larry actually stole Jerry's car in a much earlier season

[@coreyrowe2598]

@@alfa-psi Me too. I know the show wasn't ever known for happy endings or send offs but their finale didn't have to be that far in the opposite direction. I don't know what the right way to end Seinfeld was but I know this wasn't it.

[@ingeneous_overlord1459]

@@coreyrowe2598 I think it’s fitting. The trial sequence is perfect because it’s a look back in all the hilariously stupid things they’ve done to other people, and this final scene ends the show on a somewhat happy note given its dark context. I think Seinfeld is a genius show with a genius ending.

[@Jotinko]

I would have loved to know what happened to them but Jerry Seinfeld was smart for calling the Show quits while on top and not jump the shark like other great shows did.

[@ericeasterday5849]

Hey, if these are death row inmates, then Jerry should’ve made a “Riding The Lightning” joke!!! I would’ve cracked up if he did that!!! 🤣🤣

[@SEIKATSUMIDORI]

Man, I love Kramer!

[@ophi7016]

I thought that Newman was gonna choke on the popcorn, one of the gang would save him, and everything would be fine. BUT BOY WAS I WRONG

[@Dav-lc8sc]

Or he'd choke, Jerry would make a sarcastic wise crack, and the jurors would gasp in horror at their lack of sympathy for people in pain or danger 😂

[@masternoob9673]

I honestly thought Newman would die at that moment and Jerry would just grin coily

[@cisium1184]

The series finale is unfairly maligned. It's better than most series finales.

[@TheUndertaker575]

Anyone who didn't like the seinfeld finale obviously had no idea about what the whole seinfeld show was about

[@IkesDaddelbox]

The life of a group of douchenauts (in a positive way).

[@TheUndertaker575]

Jace Naughton it's more about how the show ended... With no sense of fulfillment or justice... I mean look at friends... everything was tied up in a neat little bow.... if Seinfeld ended like that.. for example Elein getting back with Jerry it would be a disgrace

[@TheUndertaker575]

TheUndertaker575 Elaine*

[@glitzerd]

Jace Naughton Holy shit you have no life

[@somestingyontheinternet5969]

it was a show about nothing

[@marcelo_1984]

Greatest ending of a sitcom ever. The fact that most people hated this is just another proof that most people are clueless and obtuse.That was an intelligent and cohesive ending with the whole theme of the series, as they went to jail for doing nothing. It was the show about nothing, after all.

[@johnherrera01]

0:24 Jerry was just asking for someone to beat him up 🤣🤣🤣

[@praveensanap]

Best Show Ever

[@annajolie2699]

I need to get me a friend as supportive as Kramer

[@hawkeyenextgen7117]

The one thing that would’ve made this scene worthwhile imo was if Newman walked in wearing an orange jumpsuit, found guilty of mail fraud, and knowing that even in jail, Jerry can’t escape him, he narrows his eyes and says, “hello Newman.” The credits roll

[@lakecityransom]

It almost seems like a paralell universe or something to think this is the ending of Seinfeld lol.

[@Eric-wu7bp]

You know what could’ve been a great ending to the show?, if they show Jerry going into his prison cell and next thing you know his cell mate winds up being Crazy Joe Davola, that would’ve been epic 😂

[@cantstandya2]

"You suck, Im gonna got you!" LOL Larry David.

[@infinightsky]

Lol I love how Kramer is exactly the same

[@shananagainandagain]

I have most of seinfeld on DVD and I always skip Jerry's little stand up routines, but I think this very final scene is the best of any of that stand up stuff. A lot of people don't like the last seinfeld episode. I think as time moves on it will be proven to be one of the best final episodes of any series. Most final episodes aren't ones that people want to watch over and over again. Last episodes tend to not really feel the same as the actual show. Actors tend to jump out of character a bit. There's always some hokey reason the characters are moving on. And of course the makers of the show feel they have to include some of the best moments of the show in the finale. I think the last episode of seinfeld did a good job of combining a new story for these characters that was plausible, still funny, and also show plenty of highlights.

[@Gos1234567]

shananagainandagain exactly think of the friends last episode.The same shit with Fckn Ross n Rachel,ugghhhh.

[@beastfromtheh0rn]

The guy who says you suck is Larry David.

[@joshuafoote5144]

Seinfeld is in jail? Well, at least he gets to spend a whole year away from Elaine...

[@mjmarron3976]

the greatest ending ever

[@abhiu2398]

'You [Seinfeld, the TV show] suck! I'm gonna cut you [from the NBC prime time schedule]!' One of the last lines of the last scene of the last episode, spoken by the creator of the show himself, Larry David. Seinfeld was doing meta way before meta was a thing.

[@JoshyHendoMan]

One of the best sitcom endings of all time

[@SaintDre7]

haaahahah i always laugh. omg also the short they did with OZ was hilarious. There should've been a longer jailhouse special with seinfeld.

[@thesikamikanico]

The best part is how nobody thinks its funny except Kramer. And he thinks its the funniest thing he's ever heard.

[@whoisbrandon]

I am so sad he went to prison 😥😥😥😥😥😥

[@blakemcnamara9105]

Although this ending is sort of depressing, there is no other ending I could imagine that would do justice to the show in the long term. Besides, it's funny to see that all the bad things that these characters did finally caught up with them.

[@TheBanMan]

This is funnier than the entire rest of the finale

[@stazandhissnes2428]

"You've been great, see you in the cafeteria." The final line delivered in 'a show about nothing'. Parting is such sweet sorrow.

[@mannyverse6158]

I can't believe this is the first time I've seen this

[@THEWARDOCTOR8-b1v]

Mixed feelings about the episode but that line from Larry David gets me every time 0:49 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lucagracias]

I'LL SEE YOU ALL IN THE CAFETERIA!!!! LOL!!!

[@sgauden02]

I think the last scene of the series should've taken place in the diner after they've been released.

[@broadstreet21]

On the way out, the guard stops by George and says, "By the way, it's Moors."

[@DarrenSemotiuk]

LOL - most people won't get the joke. (Donald the Bubble Boy = voiced by the "prison guard")

[@marcelo_1984]

I believe the correct answer is the Moops...

[@broadstreet21]

@@marcelo_1984 And there they go again...

[@billymountiii5788]

I think the real reason Jerry is in prison because they caught him dating a 17 year old.. while he was 38..

[@danthemankhan]

Jealous?

[@Suzukimarshall]

0:54 there's the bubble boy

[@Roseland8]

The prison guard at the end is also the bubble boy

[@geraldgarner4068]

So the bubble boy was cured?

[@-10]

poor last episode but this last scene is a worthy ending

[@DudeWatIsThis]

"And why are _you_ here?" "I had a racist outburst at a comedy club."