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Oct 14
2009
09:29 PM ET
Every Kramer entrance on 'Seinfeld,' in chronological order
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Watched it, loved it.
Didn’t make it past the one minute mark, it kind of makes me dizzy. Ironically the infamous Kramer entrance was an accident, he was late arriving on the set so he just sort of burst through the door and the audience ate it up.
love it, but had to stop at 2:46 for fear of getting sucked into a seinfeld portal.
Loved it! But it is definitely not in order.
i lasted 44 seconds, which is longer than i ever watched Seinfeld.
I watched the whole thing just because after a couple of minutes I realized he only knocked the first time, and out of pure curiosity I had to see if he ever did again. Now he could have knocked other times and they just cut it out, but if not, I think it’s a little funny that yes Kramer knocked…but once Jerry let him in, he never felt he had to again…
This was fun, and it still left entrances out! The last clip is only midway thru season 8 out of a total of 9 seasons! I wonder how long a complete montage would be.
I got as far as the Urban Sombrero.
Wow, that blue couch lasted a long time.
Hey people. I made this video.
There are two entrances missing because I had bad video.
A few other times the sound of the door opening is heard, and then it cuts to Kramer already standing in the door. I didn’t not include those either, since it’s not really an entrance.
To the people saying it’s out of order: You are absolutely incorrect. I made this by going through every episode, in order.
The only thing that isn’t chronological is the big exit at the end. After 218 entrances I wanted to end it with him leaving. The most epic exit was in The Chicken Roaster (S8E8) one with the bright light coming from Kramer’s apartment window, so I ended it with that one.
I had to click pause at 2:58 to break the hypnosis that was just beginning to set in.
legendary performer on par with gleason- chaplin- art carney non better with timing and energy!