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Let’s Celebrate A Job…Done With J. Peterman’s Top Quotes On ‘Seinfeld’

introduced audiences to dozens of wonderful supporting characters. For a lot of them, they were here one episode and gone the next, never to be seen or heard from again. But for others – mostly co-workers to either Elaine or George – we were treated to recurring appearances over an extended period of time. For these characters, they had back-stories that were more developed, and as fans of the show, we were able to learn more about their individual personalities, and in most cases, quirks.

Everyone has their favorite recurring character from

. If polled, I’m assuming most would say it’s either Frank or Estelle Costanza, and either of those would be perfectly fine choices. But for me, no character was as consistently brilliant and funny whenever he made an appearance as Jacopo Peterman, aka J. Peterman.

As Elaine’s boss at the J. Peterman Catalog, he was a bit of an eccentric. Played by actor John O’Hurley, the voice he used to play Peterman was inspired by male radio voices you’d hear in the 1940’s, which, looking back, is possibly the perfect way to describe the character. He was quite the wordsmith, and is famous for numerous memorable speeches and anecdotes that only he could make work. Here are 10 of his greatest quotes.

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“Ol’ Peggy has a polyp in the duodenum. It’s benign, but oh, still a bastard.”

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