"You were making out during 'Schindler's List?!'"

Vinnie & Matt discuss "The Raincoats, Part 2", the nineteenth episode of season five, as well as...a possible explanation for Tippy Tippy Day Day, how T-Mobile commercials really enhance the "Schindler's List" experience, and who originally played Mr. Goldstein.

Links from our discussion:

Want to play some Seinfeld trivia? Matt is hosting the following February events in NYC:

"Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" Season 7
- President Barack Obama - "Just Tell Him You're the President"
- Steve Martin - "If You See This On A Toilet Seat, Don't Sit Down"
- Kathleen Madigan and Chuck Martin - "Stroked Out On A Hot Machine"
- Garry Shandling - "It's Great That Garry Shandling Is Still Alive"
- Sebastian Maniscalco - "I Don't Think That's Bestiality"
Larry David will host SNL on February 6, 2016
- The only LD-penned script to air "The Great Elevator Stool Debate"
- One of the many Mr. Doody skits from "Fridays", 1981
Judge Reinhold (Aaron the close-talker)
- Twitter
Melanie Smith (Rachel Goldstein)
Mike Hagerty (Rudy)
- "Wayne's World" (1992)
- Curb Your Enthusiasm - "The Aamco Guy"

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Vinnie's Top 20

The Contest
The Outing
The Junior Mint
The Implant
The Opera
The Cheever Letters
The Marine Biologist
The Bubble Boy
The Movie
The Airport
The Lip Reader
The Parking Spot
The Pick
The Watch
The Boyfriend
The Pen
The Deal
The Chinese Restaurant
The Mango
The Puffy Shirt

Matt's Top 20

The Boyfriend
The Pilot
The Cheever Letters
The Outing
The Library
The Pen
The Contest
The Marine Biologist
The Implant
The Alternate Side
The Chinese Restaurant
The Deal
The Pitch/The Ticket
The Airport
The Lip Reader
The Cigar Store Indian
The Puffy Shirt
The Smelly Car
The Movie
The Stand-In

Seincast 083 - The Raincoats, Part 2

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