Your favorite NON-recurring Seinfeld character...

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ASSMAN

[Quicksilvre]

How on earth could OOT forget? We know nothing.

Kramer: "Hey, wait, I'm not the Assman."
Clerk: "As far as New York State is concerned...you are."

[MissT74]

I can't believe the Soup Nazi isn't getting more mentions. The best guy to quote!!

[neuroman]

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Bookman is the best.

But I also like "I'm the Wiz and nobody beats me!"

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Great call on The Wiz.

Any love for Pappy the restaranteur? I know he was in like 2 or 3 episodes, but he had some good lines.

[Tuco]

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The guys from the Astros' front office who call each other bastard and son-of-a-bitch all the time.

Kramer's intern.

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Both are awesome calls,

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"Mr Kramer says 'Hey Buddy'"

Tuco.

[CappyAA]

Some of my favorite that haven't been mentioned:

Stan the Caddy - Classic in the Sue Ellen Michke trial when he told Kramer to have her try on the bra

Elaine's Rabbi - Not shutting his mouth with any gossip Elaine told him

The whole Bizzaro crew: [knock knock]
"Who is it?"
"It's Feldman"
[confused look]
"From next door"

The guy who made Jerry bootleg tape the movie (I forget his name)

The communist boyfriend Elaine had

The guy (Phil?) that lived next to Jerry who thought Jerry killed his parrot

The marathon runner



I'm sure there's much more

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molly shannon and her non arm swinging!!!

[KennyBanya]

1) Bookman
2) Soup Nazi
3) Bubble Boy
4) Shmoopie (Soup Nazi Episode)
5) Racquel Welch

Peace,

KennyBanya

[Legend27]

The two guys in the Frogger episode:
"He's the best. And the worst."
"You look like a frog. So do you."
And the guys at the horse betting track talking to Elaine:
"I'm a man. Charlie here, he's a man."
Charlie: "I'mmm a maaan."

[EHoffman]

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I want to say the two gay guys who stole the armoire from Kramer in the Soup Nazi episode, but I feel like they might have appeared in another episode. The interactions between the two of them and with Kramer were hilarious.

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They're in at least two eps, cuz they were in the AIDS walk episode, probably three I feel like, but yea they're hilarious, I'm curious where the idea for their characters came from in Jerrys/whoevers life or whatever.

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They were in three: The Soup Nazi, The Ribbon, and The Puerto Rican Day.

The Korean ladies who heckle Elaine, also mentioned in this thread, were in two episodes: the one with Bette Midler and the one where Rochelle, Rochelle is made into a movie (not sure which episode that is).

Another good one-time character is Jerry's mechanic played by Brad Garrett in the episode The Bottle Deposit.

Also Kramer's friend who heckles Jerry (and he, in turn, heckles her) is a fantastic one-time character.