That's The Deal: A Seinfeld Podcast

We're back! We're finally back. After a loooong hiatus, these two Moops are finally back to discuss Bubble Boys of the Seinfeld and Gyllenhaal variety. "Ohhh no! I'm so sorry it's the Moops! The correct answer is the Moops!” - George Episode Summary A fan asks Jerry to visit his "bubble-boy" son upstate. ------ Comments or questions? Email us at thatsthedealpodcast@gmail.com! Find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ThatsTheDealPodcast Follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/ThatsTheDealPod And why not leave a review on iTunes while you're at it! Thanks for listening.

Karma, Kramer? This week, we’re watching the most meta episode of the entire series, Season 4, Episode 3: The Pitch. We discuss 90s sitcom hooks, the trouble with George’s ego, and what “nothing” really means. "I think you may have something here.” - Jerry Episode Summary Jerry and George pitch a sitcom about nothing to NBC. Kramer trades a radar gun for Newman’s helmet. ------ Comments or questions? Email us at thatsthedealpodcast@gmail.com! Find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ThatsTheDealPodcast Follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/ThatsTheDealPod And why not leave a review on iTunes while you're at it! Thanks for listening.

We’re back and celebrating our 1-year Pod-iversary in this special episode of That’s The Deal! This week, we not only discuss Kramer’s departure to Los Angeles, we also reenact a scene from the hotly discussed 9/11 Seinfeld spec script: “The Twin Towers” by Billy Domineau. "That's one tuck, one no-tuck.” - George Episode Summary Jerry and George head to Los Angeles to track down Kramer who is suspected of being the Smog Strangler. ------ Comments or questions? Email us at thatsthedealpodcast@gmail.com! Find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ThatsTheDealPodcast Follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/ThatsTheDealPod And why not leave a review on iTunes while you're at it! Thanks for listening.

Kramer yearns, George craves, and we discuss! It’s the unofficial end of Summer and the official end of Season Three. In this Labor Day episode, we watch The Keys and discuss Kramer’s emotional development, George and Elaine’s muttering, and Murphy Brown. "I broke the covenant of the keys.” - Kramer Episode Summary After abusing key privileges over and over again, Jerry takes his keys back from Kramer. Elaine writes a Murphy Brown script. George becomes Key Brothers with Kramer and returns Elaine’s key, but not before letting Jerry into her apartment. ------ Comments or questions? Email us at thatsthedealpodcast@gmail.com! Find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ThatsTheDealPodcast Follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/ThatsTheDealPod And why not leave a review on iTunes while you're at it! Thanks for listening.

Back-in or head-first? You decide. In this week's episode, we discuss how lousy we are at parallel parking, why George's apology could use some work, and why we stand for nothing. "Nobody drives like me. Nobody. I'm doing things in this car, you have no idea they're going on." - George Episode Summary George attempts to parallel park Jerry's car and gets into an argument with a friend of Kramer. Comments or questions? Email us at thatsthedealpodcast@gmail.com! Find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ThatsTheDealPodcast Follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/ThatsTheDealPod And why not leave a review on iTunes while you're at it! Thanks for listening.