Ep 6. The Soup Nazi

In Seinfeld season 7 episode 6, titled "The Soup Nazi," Jerry, Elaine, and George are on a quest to find the perfect bowl of soup. They stumble upon a small soup stand, run by an eccentric man whom everyone refers to as the "Soup Nazi."

He's known for his incredibly delicious soups, but more famously for his strict ordering rules. Customers can't deviate from the exact ordering system he has devised, or risk being banned from the establishment forever.

As the gang becomes increasingly obsessed with the Soup Nazi and his soups, they have to navigate his strict rules to get their fix. Meanwhile, Kramer becomes friends with the Soup Nazi and hatches a scheme to sell the soups on the black market.

This episode is beloved for many reasons, but primarily for the iconic character of the Soup Nazi. His strict ordering rules and booming voice have become a pop culture reference that is still used today.

Additionally, this episode marks one of the few instances where all four main characters have their own separate plotlines that ultimately converge in the end. This unique format allows each character to shine in their own way, while still delivering on the comedic moments we come to love from Seinfeld.

Overall, "The Soup Nazi" is a hilarious and classic episode that showcases the series' talent for capturing the absurdities of everyday life.