This episode seemed to have a little of everything. It had so many great plots and subplots. Jerry as a bootleg director was funny, Elaine as a lousy dancer was funnier still, but George as "the bad boy" trying to impress one of Elaine's beautiful coworkers was funnier. The final scene with George in the police station where George's father and Elaine were going to get in a fight was hillarious. The outtakes from this scene are always on Seinfield's funniest bloopers.

Not only was this my favorite Seinfield episode, it had the most beautiful woman as a guest star--Rebecca McFarland. She was beyond sexy and lovely. I think she's the most wonderful love-interest guest ever on Seinfield. She was (and remains) a sight to behold.

Magnificent acting and writing. Wonderfully funny in spite of the sterotypes. The only blatant stereotype was Kingfish's "yowser" dialect, but Archie Bunker murdered the English language too. Loveable characters, with endearing qualities. "The Christmas Show" is as loving, sweet, and moving as any holiday show ever filmed. Andy, in spite of being "dumb" turns out to be the kind of man everyone wishes to have for a friend. I have always seen the best in this show. I have video tapes of every episode, and my friends and I watch it always with a mixture of hillarious laughter and sentimental tears.

I saw this as a kid when it was first broadcast, and I was terrified. I saw it again last week and it was still spooky. It has always been my favorite episode. Like all great TZ episodes, it makes you think and scares the beejeezus out of you at the same time.