Seinfeld: The Post Show Recap | A Podcast About Nothing

Rob and Akiva Need a Podcast Ep #001 – A Podcast About Anything… Rob Cesternino and Akiva Wienerkur have been looking for another podcast to start since the finale of the Seinfeld: Post Show Recap in 2017. In each episode Rob & Akiva will spin a wheel of listener submitted podcast ideas to figure out what the next episode will be about. The first spin got us to recap Season 3, Episode 7 of the ABC sitcom, “Perfect Strangers” Perfect Strangers: Season 3, Ep #7 Recap of “The Horn Blows at Midnight” Rob and Akiva recap what happens when a psychic gives Balki a terrible prediction about the fate of Cousin Larry. Watch on Hulu Akiva on Twitter

What Happens Next? Rob & Akiva Talk Podcasting Comeback Possibilities Rob Cesternino and Akiva Wienerkur reunite after many months away from the Seinfeld podcast to talk about the options to potentially record again in the future.  

“Curb Your Enthusiasm” Season 9 Premiere Post Show Recap Podcast Fresh off completing the full rewatch of Seinfeld, Rob Cesternino and Akiva Wienerkur recap Season 9 Episode 1 of “Curb Your Enthusiasm”.

Rob Cesternino and Akiva Wienerkur complete their journey to watch every Seinfeld episode as they discuss Season 9, Episodes 23 & 24, “The Finale.” Subscribe: Seinfeld Podcast in iTunes | Seinfeld Podcast RSS Feed | View our archive of Seinfeld Episode Recaps to This Point

Rob Cesternino and Akiva Wienerkur continue their journey to watch every Seinfeld episode as they discuss Season 9, Episode 20, “The Puerto Rican Day.” Subscribe: Seinfeld Podcast in iTunes | Seinfeld Podcast RSS Feed | View our archive of Seinfeld Episode Recaps to This Point

Rob Cesternino and Akiva Wienerkur continue their journey to watch every Seinfeld episode as they discuss Season 9, Episode 17, “The Bookstore.”As a bonus, Rob and Akiva talk with the episode’s guest star, Jonathan Penner! Subscribe: Seinfeld Podcast in iTunes | Seinfeld Podcast RSS Feed | View our archive of Seinfeld Episode Recaps to This Point

Rob Cesternino and Akiva Wienerkur Alexander Chester continue their journey to watch every Seinfeld episode as they discuss Season 9, Episode 16, “The Wizard.” Subscribe: Seinfeld Podcast in iTunes | Seinfeld Podcast RSS Feed | View our archive of Seinfeld Episode Recaps to This Point

Rob Cesternino and Akiva Wienerkur continue their journey to watch every Seinfeld episode as they discuss Season 9, Episode 13, “The Cartoon.” Subscribe: Seinfeld Podcast in iTunes | Seinfeld Podcast RSS Feed | View our archive of Seinfeld Episode Recaps to This Point

Rob Cesternino and Akiva Wienerkur continue their journey to watch every Seinfeld episode as they discuss Season 9, Episode 12, “The Reverse Peephole.” Subscribe: Seinfeld Podcast in iTunes | Seinfeld Podcast RSS Feed | View our archive of Seinfeld Episode Recaps to This Point

Listen to the Podcast: Rob Cesternino and Akiva Wienerkur continue their journey to watch every Seinfeld episode as they discuss Season 9, Episode 10, “The Strike.” Subscribe: Seinfeld Podcast in iTunes | Seinfeld Podcast RSS Feed | View our archive of Seinfeld Episode Recaps to This Point

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-b2FS8vTx4 Listen to the Podcast: Rob Cesternino and Akiva Wienerkur continue their journey to watch every Seinfeld episode as they discuss Season 9, Episode 8, “The Betrayal.” Subscribe: Seinfeld Podcast in iTunes | Seinfeld Podcast RSS Feed | View our archive of Seinfeld Episode Recaps to This Point You can get a discussion going by leaving a comment on the show pages, and as always, you can follow them on Twitter @robcesternino and @keev26. Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast by going topostshowrecaps.com/seinfelditunes where you can rate and review the podcast. Send in your questions by emailing seinfeld@postshowrecaps.com. Tune in next week as the guys will recap “The Apology”. Emails – Finally, Chester chimed in with an array of takes. Amir thought George only wanted Nina because Jerry never got her. Dan the benefactor had Newman’s back when Jerry insulted him in his own apartment, noting that Jerry was out of line. Alex pointed out a continuity error based on a crossover episode of Mad About You. Vicki asked if either of them have tried clams casino. Lindsay asked if they’ve attended a destination wedding. Ariel asked if they think the episode would still be funny if watched in normal order, to which Akiva decided Mike Bloom needs to test the theory. Leading off as always, Johnny De Silveira asked how Jerry and George decided they would go to India for a wedding they weren’t invited to. Episode Ranking – 12 Kramer’s storyline – While he is invited to go, Kramer stays home from the trip to India to deal with a problem he is having with FDR (Romanowski). Kramer attended FDR’s birthday party, but when he blew out his candles, he gave Kramer an evil look. He reveals to Kramer later that he wished Kramer would drop dead. Desperate to get this jinx off of him, Kramer tries to take Newman’s wish, then tries wishing wells, eye lashes, and wishbone. In the end, FDR was just upset about Kramer hitting him with a snowball, so Kramer agreed to let FDR hit him with one to even up the score. Grade: Akiva – 2 sari’s in a sock, Rob – 2 sari’s in a sock Elaine’s Storyline – Elaine has been invited to attend Sue Ellen Mischke’s wedding in India, though she suspects Sue Ellen invited her last minute as an “unvitation”. She buys tickets for them all to go, but Kramer declines, leaving George to take his new girlfriend Nina. Soon after arriving, Elaine discovers she had a romantic relationship with the Pinter, the groom to be, years ago when he went by the name Peter. She swears Jerry to secrecy, but he tells George who shouts it out during the wedding ceremony, causing Sue Ellen to call off the wedding. Grade: Akiva – 3.5 sari’s in a sock, Rob – 3 sari’s in a sock George’s Storyline – George wants Jerry to set him up with a woman he used to date named Nina. But when he met her on the street, he was wearing boots that made him taller, leaving him compelled to keep wearing them every time he sees her. When Kramer decides not to go to India, George jumps at the chance to bring Nina. While in India, George notices Jerry acting strange, so he gets Elaine drunk so she can spill the beans. She tells him Jerry did sleep with Nina, but he can’t say anything. When chaos starts to ensue at the wedding, George brought the whole thing to a halt when he shouted out how Elaine had slept with Pinter. Nina revealed she didn’t like either of them, and only wanted a free trip to India. Grade: Akiva – 3.5 sari’s in a sock, Rob – 3 sari’s in a sock Jerry’s Storyline – Jerry agrees to set up George with a woman he used to date but never slept with. He liked her, but didn’t connect because they communicated so well, there were never awkward pauses. When he talks with her about George, there is an awkward pause, and they sleep with each other right there. Elaine finds out, but agrees to never tell George. Jerry goes along to Sue Ellen’s wedding with Elaine, and while there, he gets Elaine drunk so she’ll reveal what George has been upset about. She tells him George got her drunk and she spilled the beans about Nina and Jerry. Grade: Akiva – 3.5 sari’s in a sock, Rob – 3 sari’s in a sock Rob Cesternino and Akiva Wienerkur laced up their big boots and are ready to bring you the next Seinfeld Post Show Recap. This time the guys discussed “The Betrayal”, which first aired November 20, 1997 as part of season nine. The episode was written by Peter Mehlman and David Mandel. Seinfeld Post Show Recaps: The Betrayal  

Listen to the Podcast: Rob Cesternino and Akiva Wienerkur continue their journey to watch every Seinfeld episode as they discuss Season 9, Episode 6, “The Merv Griffin Show.” Subscribe: Seinfeld Podcast in iTunes | Seinfeld Podcast RSS Feed | View our archive of Seinfeld Episode Recaps to This Point

Listen to the Podcast: Rob Cesternino and Akiva Wienerkur continue their journey to watch every Seinfeld episode as they discuss Season 9, Episode 4, “The Blood.” Subscribe: Seinfeld Podcast in iTunes | Seinfeld Podcast RSS Feed | View our archive of Seinfeld Episode Recaps to This Point Seinfeld Post Show Recaps: The Blood Rob Cesternino and Akiva Wienerkur have lit their cream soda incense and are ready to bring you another Seinfeld Post Show Recap. This time they discussed “The Blood”, which first aired October 16, 1997 as part of season nine. The episode was written by Dan O’Keefe. Jerry’s Storyline – Jerry starts to turn healthy after everyone remarks that he is gaining some weight. When freaking out over Kramer keeping his blood at home, an exacto-knife accidentally cuts him, with Kramer’s blood going in him in the transfusion. His parents hire Izzy Mandelbaum to get him in better shape after hearing of this incident. When Izzy discovers all of Kramer and Newman’s sausage in his apartment, he ties Jerry to the back of his car and makes him run it off. Izzy Jr. accidentally hits the gas too hard when blood drips on his shoe and causes Jerry to get dragged. He goes to the hospital for another transfusion, this time though, from Newman. Grade: Akiva – 1.5 pints of blood, Rob – 2.5 pints of blood George’s Storyline – George’s new girlfriend Tara lights incense before getting intimate, causing George to get so hungry he leaves abruptly for the diner. Transfixed by this now, George tries bringing in food to the bedroom, which works well at first. He tries to take one step too far though when he is caught trying to watch TV and eat during sex. The food and sex confusion starts getting more complicated for him when he gets flush just from eating. George learns that Elaine’s friend Vivian is actually his perfect match when she shares his erotic desires for pastrami too. Grade: Akiva – 3 pints of blood, Rob – 3 pints of blood Elaine’s Storyline – Elaine’s old friend Vivian asks Elaine if she knows anyone responsible enough to watch her son, completely disregarding Elaine. She’s further offended by this when Vivian asks Kramer instead, which leads to her attacking Kramer at Vivian’s doorstep so she can prove her worth. The kid ends up being a nightmare, and when Vivian has a health scare, she asks Elaine to be her son’s guardian if something happened. Elaine goes to great lengths, including smoking cigars and sleeping on the job to get her to change her mind, but to no avail. After George sleeps with Vivian though, Elaine gets out of the responsibility. Grade: Akiva – 2 pints of blood, Rob – 2 pints of blood Kramer’s storyline – Kramer is upset with his blood bank over a price increase, so he decides to store his blood at home instead, much to Jerry’s dismay. So paranoid over the thought of the blood, Jerry has an accident that causes him to need Kramer’s blood in a transfusion. Meanwhile, Kramer and Newman use Jerry’s apartment to watch a video on how to make sausages, then stay there to actually make them. When they run out of freezer space from all the sausages, Kramer’s forced to bring the blood back to the bank. Jerry’s car overheats on the way there, so Kramer uses the blood to keep the car running. Grade: Akiva – 1.5 pints of blood, Rob – 2.5 pints of blood Episode Ranking – 113 Emails – Johnny De Silveira noted that “The Blood” was Lloyd Bridges’ final TV appearance. Kaia wondered if her boyfriend is a loser for passing out when giving blood. Lindsay asked if they give blood, and also wondered if they have anyone in their life that owe them a favor. Craig wondered what things their kids have destroyed of theirs. Matt asked why Izzy Mandelbaum would even want to train Jerry after all he put him through. Caleb asked them to rank the core four in who they would let babysit their kids. Amir noted that Kramer backed down in a fight numerous times, disproving his theory for why he needs to keep the blood. Finally, Chester chimed in with an array of takes. Tune in next week as the guys will recap “The Junk Mail”. Send in your questions by emailingseinfeld@postshowrecaps.com. Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast by going topostshowrecaps.com/seinfelditunes where you can rate and review the podcast. You can get a discussion going by leaving a comment on the show pages, and as always, you can follow them on Twitter @robcesternino and @keev26.