In Seinfeld season 5, episode 14 (“The Marine Biologist”), Alexander’s George Costanza delivers an impressively long monologue about trying to impress a woman, in which he eventually reveals ...

Seinfeld gave Eisen one more tidbit about the famous closing scene from the “Marine Biologist” episode. “I got a nugget for you. When Jason is doing the speech, there's one cut to me with my ...

Jerry Seinfeld tells Rich Eisen that Jason Alexander learned his famous golf ball speech in 30 minutes in the popular "Marine Biologist" episode of "Seinfeld." ...

'The Marine Biologist' (season 5, episode 14) As you watch "Seinfeld," you'll discover George loves pretending he's an ...

As the story goes, in this particular episode, George lies that he is a marine biologist to impress a woman, and when a whale is in need of help after a golf ball Kramer hit on the beach got stuck ...

“The Marine Biologist” is the 14th episode of Seinfeld‘s fifth season. In the episode, George pretends to be a marine biologist as a way to win over the heart of the woman he fell for when ...

The 50 Best ‘Seinfeld’ Episodes, from ‘The Bubble Boy’ and ‘The Opposite’ to ‘The Marine Biologist’ Presented with the caveat that cherry-picking any show as great as "Seinfeld" is ...

Kramer drives golf balls into the ocean and asks “Is that a Titleist?” when George Costanza, posing as a marine biologist to impress a woman, purportedly recoups a ball from a whale’s blow hole.

For my family, marine biology was the stuff of comedy, recalling the Seinfeld episode in which George describes how he pulled out a golf ball obstructing the blowhole of a “great fish.” ...

Seinfeld gave Eisen one more tidbit about the famous closing scene from the “Marine Biologist” episode. “I got a nugget for you. When Jason is doing the speech, there’s one cut to me with ...

On a series filled with memorable plots and Emmy-winning performances, “Seinfeld” proved its comedic genius many times over, including with the famous episode “The Marine Biologist.” In ...