Yeah, his "Again?" line when Peggy just walked into the office and he was on the phone was ridiculous.

The way Pete delivers that line just kills me every time I see it.

for some reason I went through all 4 lethal weapons over the past few weeks, and i was a little sad that that person is pretty much gone forever now….

I think i've been hanging out in this forum, one of the few remaining bastions of actual discourse and human decency, way too much lately. I read through those comments and found myself wanting to throw up on some of those people. It's funny that the people who hang out on these star-gazing sites are the ones…

Agreed. I don't agree with, but do understand where fans who think the actual finale was a big "eff you" to the fans. Just another episode (which I mean in the best way possible - "just another episode" would've meant something funnier than anything on TV decades later), regardless of the intent/meaning behind it,…

Let's hope so….

Yeah I think my continuing disgust at myself for watching one mirrored his response, so I kinda get where he was coming from.

And that little boy that nobody liked grew up to be….Roy Cohn.

I look at the office's almost excited reaction to looking at those photos to the times when those videos got posted online of al qaida beheading someone. Every fiber of my being told me not to watch it, but in the end, I almost couldn't help myself. And I've regretted it since.

"Anybody interested in grabbing a couple of burgers and hitting the cemetery?"

@avclub-7adb6a50e7687b45a00b35796f18f17d:disqus I don't think January Jones' natural weight gain from the pregnancy was enough to convey the message of how much she had let herself go.

"The fingers you have used to dial are too fat. To obtain a special dialing wand, please mash the keypad with your palm now"

Fat Lee did have Skinny Dee as @avclub-8f87d4b94113d31b79513839ae5dbc3f:disqus mentioned but there was the one great scene where they did address it by showing Normal-Sized Lee finishing up his final weight-loss workout and saying something about how he hated the process with something like "well that frakking…

"A story like that's GOTTA be true."

on the DVD commentary for I believe the Muffin Tops, Seinfeld does discuss that guys line delivery. If I remember correctly, that is not the way it was worded in the script, but they just loved the way the guy said it so much that they had to use it.