Did you expect more from Theismann, though? Im just glad we finally have someone in the same booth that will point out what a moron he is.

Hahaha, yeah I'm glad you remembered that because I completely forgot.

Why in the world did ESPN move Theismann to Monday Night Football? What a horrible decision.

He's ridiculous. Do you remember how he was talking up Koren Robinson on Monday Night Football? The same Koren Robinson who was just arrested and charged with two counts of DWI.

I actually like the hostility that they have with each other. I guess Theismann didn't like something Kornheiser wrote about him when he was playing. And you're right, we needed someone to challenge Theismann's deranged opinions.

What did you think of the Saints/Cowboys telecast? Theismann looked pretty angry at some of the stuff Tony K said.

I hope so too. There seems to be a split opinion about Tony K in the booth, but no one I know likes Joe Theismann.

I have no idea -- but that George Constanza reference was pretty funny.

I love Seinfeld. Do you guys have the DVDs? I have the first three seasons.

Here's a funny exchange between Kornheiser and Theismann I found on a Web site:

Theismann: I think you need a guy who's short, vertically challenged, maybe five-foot-nine, five-foot-ten with a lot of 'quicks' that can double as a kick returner. Those are the guys that can transition into professional football. To come in and just try and play the wide receiver position --

Kornheiser (incredulous): He has to be short?

Theismann: Well --

Kornheiser: This is a prerequisite, to be short?

Theismann: I think you need to be short and quick. I think that gives you an opportunity --

Kornheiser: What if you were big and quick?

Theismann: You don't have the 'quicks' when you're that tall.

Kornheiser: Correct me if I'm wrong because you watch a lot more college football than I did, but wasn't there a quarterback recently from Arkansas who was the quarterback who then became a wide receiver in the NFL?

Tirico: Matt Jones.

Kornheiser: Matt Jones, right? And he's big. Big and quick.

Theismann: But not at the kick returning position.

Kornheiser: (Makes barely audible noise connoting "Is this guy serious?")

Theismann: No.

Tirico (wisely changing the subject): It's 48 to 17. . . .

I only own the first Seinfeld DVD, but I watch it every chance I get on TV as well.

I love The Little Kicks and the one where George has to study up on Risk Management and ends up doing his presentation on the comedy routine that Jerry was doing for Bania. The Soup Nazi and The Junior Mint are both classics as well. That one that you're talking about when Jerry and Kramer trade apartments is hilarious too.

I forgot to mention "The Revenge" it is one of my favorites as well. Kramer's performance in that one is a classic.

I loved that. It was one of Kramer's best episodes, next to the Junior Mint and the one where he acts like a detective so he can steal the statue back for George.

Someone should make a spin-off show called "Kramer" and really promote it. I would definitely tune into that, and I think any other Seinfeld fan would as well.

I love the one where Kramer has his own talk show. It was just on, boy was it great.

Also, we forgot to mention how greta Newman was on the show.

Another good one was when Jerry's car was stolen by the mechanic (Brad Garrett, who would go on to play Robert in Everybody Loves Raymond, another good show) and Kramer and Newman had to chase him down since they were going to Michigan anyway to recycle things for more money. That was one of Newman's best episodes. Another good Newman episode is when George gives a dirty picture of himself to the girl who works at the 1-hour photo and ends up receiving a dirty picture back, but not one of who he expected.

Speaking of dirty pictures, how about the one where Kramer takes a Christmas picture of Elaine and her nipple is showing. I could go on and on with these episodes. Seinfeld is the greatest show of my lifetime.