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"The Highlights of 100" is the 14th and 15th episode of the sixth season of the American sitcom Seinfeld,^[1] and the 100th and 101st episode overall. Written by Peter Mehlman and directed by Andy Ackerman, the episode originally aired on NBC on February 2, 1995.^[1] The episode is a clip show to celebrate the series' 100th episode with no new content apart from a 50-second-long intro by Jerry Seinfeld. In syndication, it airs as two separate episodes of 30 minutes each, with a second intro at the beginning of the second episode. This is the first episode in the series not to open with a stand-up routine.

"The Highlights of 100" was the first Seinfeld episode available on home video, released on VHS in 1995 by food company General Mills.

• 403 "The Pitch" – Jerry and George discussing the merits of a "show about nothing"
• 311 "The Red Dot" – Kramer noticing the dot on Elaine's sweater
• 306 "The Parking Garage" – The cast trying to remember where their car is parked
• 411 "The Contest" – Kramer declaring "I'm out."
• 314 "The Pez Dispenser" – Elaine laughing at the Pez dispenser during the piano recital
• 206 "The Chinese Restaurant" – Jerry, Elaine, and George placing their reservation
• 422 "The Smelly Car" – Jerry and Elaine discovering the lingering odor in Jerry's car
• 311 "The Red Dot" – Mr. Lippman firing George from Pendant Publishing
• 209 "The Stranded" – Elaine: "Maybe the dingo ate your baby."
• 518 "The Fire" – Kramer telling the tale of his mission to rescue Toby's severed toe
• 405 "The Wallet" – Morty Seinfeld yelling about his stolen wallet
• 517 "The Wife" – Uncle Leo meeting Jerry at the dry cleaners
• 519/520 "The Raincoats" – Morty and Helen confronting Jerry about making out during Schindler's List
• 504 "The Sniffing Accountant" – Frank Costanza teaching George about bra sizes
• 411 "The Contest" – George visiting Estelle in the hospital
• 418 "The Old Man" – Newman explaining why the job of a postal worker is so stressful
• 102 "Male Unbonding" – Elaine and Jerry deciding where to go out
• 305 "The Pen" – Jerry reluctantly taking Jack Klompus' astronaut pen
• 503 "The Puffy Shirt" – Kramer revealing the puffy shirt to Jerry
• 310 "The Alternate Side" – Jerry explaining the difference between taking and holding a reservation
• 403 "The Pitch" – Jerry and George pitching the "Jerry" pilot to NBC

• 318 "The Limo"
• 522 "The Hamptons"
• 302 "The Truth"
• 516 "The Stand-In"
• 422 "The Smelly Car"
• 609 "The Secretary"
• 611 "The Label Maker"
• 509 "The Masseuse"
• 317 "The Fix-Up" – Jerry setting George up with Cynthia/Elaine setting Cynthia up with George
• 303 "The Dog"/203 "The Busboy" – Kramer breaking up with his girlfriend/Elaine hurriedly packing for her boyfriend (these two segments are interwoven)
• 506 "The Lip Reader" – George claiming creation of "It's not you, it's me"
• 315/316 "The Boyfriend" – Elaine on a date with Keith Hernandez
• 201 "The Ex-Girlfriend" – Marlene breaking up with Jerry
• 421 "The Junior Mint" – Jerry trying to guess "Mulva's" name
• 408 "The Cheever Letters" – Sandra leaving Jerry's apartment after the panty remark
• 419 "The Implant" – Sidra leaving Jerry's apartment ("By the way, they're real...and they're spectacular.")
• 213 "The Deal" – Jerry and Elaine laying down "the rules"/Jerry giving George the details

• 315/316 "The Boyfriend" – George telling Jerry to answer the phone as "Vandelay Industries"
• 102 "Male Unbonding" – Kramer's idea for a pizza place where you make your own pie
• 513 "The Marine Biologist" – Elaine sharing the fake anecdote about Tolstoy's War and Peace
• 103 "The Stake Out" – George: "I'm an architect."
• 601 "The Chaperone" – Elaine's job interview at Doubleday Publishing
• 513 "The Marine Biologist" – George: "You know that I always wanted to pretend I was an architect!"
• 612 "The Race" – George faking his life story about architecture
• 521 "The Opposite" – Kramer on Live with Regis and Kathie Lee promoting his coffee table book
• 315/316 "The Boyfriend" – Kramer unwittingly ruining George's "Vandelay Industries" scam

• 105 "The Stock Tip" – Jerry and George discussing Superman's sense of humor
• 504 "The Sniffing Accountant" – Kramer and Newman discussing how days of the week feel
• 419 "The Implant" – George accused of double-dipping a chip
• 406 "The Watch" – Kramer's affinity for decaf cappuccinos
• 315/316 "The Boyfriend" – Jerry and George discussing their favorite explorers
• 410 "The Virgin" – Elaine's diaphragm story
• 315/316 "The Boyfriend" – Kramer and Newman's JFK-esque Keith Hernandez story
• 404 "The Ticket" – George praising the value of characters in entertainment
• 418 "The Old Man" – Sid Fields
• 307 "The Cafe" – Babu Bhatt
• 501 "The Mango" – Joe the fruit stand manager
• 605 "The Couch" – Poppie
• 409 "The Opera" – Crazy Joe Davola
• 608 "The Soup" – Kenny Bania
• 516 "The Stand-In" – Mickey
• 304 "The Library" – Detective Bookman
• 205 "The Jacket" – Alton Benes
• 606 "The Gymnast" – Mr. Pitt

• 208 "The Apartment" – Jerry and George arguing over which one of them is the bigger idiot
• 420 "The Handicap Spot" – Kramer asking Jerry and George if he is a "hipster doofus"
• 422 "The Smelly Car" – Elaine wondering if she's not as attractive as she thinks
• 416 "The Outing" – Jerry and George insisting that they aren't gay ("Not that there's anything wrong with that")
• 501 "The Mango" – Elaine revealing she faked her orgasms with Jerry
• 414 "The Visa" – George: "I'm disturbed, I'm depressed, I'm inadequate – I got it all!"
• 521 "The Opposite" – Elaine worries that she has become George
• 521 "The Opposite" – George enacting his new policy of doing the opposite of what his instincts tell him

• 310 "The Alternate Side" – "These pretzels are makin' me thirsty!"
• 420 "The Handicap Spot" – "Boy, I'm really startin' to dislike the Drake!"
• 319 "The Good Samaritan" – "You are so good-lookin'."
• 503 "The Puffy Shirt" – "She's one of those low talkers."
• 603 "The Pledge Drive" – "You know, because he's a high talker."
• 519/520 "The Raincoats" – "He's nice, bit of a close talker."
• 512 "The Stall" – "I don't have a square to spare."
• 314 "The Pez Dispenser" – "I need hand! I have no hand!"
• 519/520 "The Raincoats" – "Newman!"
• 507 "The Barber" – "Newman!"
• 602 "The Big Salad" – "Newman!"
• 611 "The Label Maker" – "Hello, Newman."
• 411 "The Contest" – "Master of my domain"/"King of the county"/"Lord of the manor"/"Queen of the castle"
• 522 "The Hamptons" – "You mean shrinkage?"
• 417 "The Shoes" – Russel Dalrymple with an upset stomach discussing the "Jerry" script with Jerry and George
• 313 "The Subway" – Kramer stumbling to get a seat on the subway
• 504 "The Sniffing Accountant" – Kramer smoking and drinking at the same time
• 409 "The Opera" – Kramer singing opera
• 515 "The Pie" – Olive scratching Kramer's itch
• 405 "The Wallet" – Kramer screaming with his hair on fire
• 502 "The Glasses" – Kramer diving after Jerry's plummeting air conditioner
• 513 "The Marine Biologist" – Kramer playing golf at the beach
• 411 "The Contest" – The instigation of the contest

• 518 "The Fire" – George fleeing from the fire
• 407 "The Bubble Boy" – Jerry's apathetic reaction to the plight of the bubble boy
• 309 "The Nose Job" – Kramer: "You're as pretty as any of them; you just need a nose job."
• 310 "The Alternate Side" – Elaine feeding her 60-year-old stroke-stricken boyfriend
• 202 "The Pony Remark" – Jerry's pony remark
• 407 "The Bubble Boy" – George asking Susan for recompense for the tolls as the cabin burns down
• 521 "The Opposite" – Jake Jarmel learning that Elaine stopped off for Jujyfruits
• 202 "The Pony Remark" – Jerry: "Who figures an immigrant's gonna have a pony?"
• 421 "The Junior Mint" – Kramer dropping the Junior Mint into the operating area
• 421 "The Junior Mint" – "It's a Junior Mint!"
• 312 "The Suicide" – "Drake's Coffee Cake?"
• 410 "The Virgin" – "Snapple?" "No thanks."
• 314 "The Pez Dispenser" – "Pez?"
• 521 "The Opposite" – "Box of Jujyfruits?"
• 514 "The Dinner Party" – "Clark Bar."
• 407 "The Bubble Boy" – "I love Yoo Hoo."
• 602 "The Big Salad" – "Ooh, Chunkies."
• 514 "The Dinner Party" – "Chocolate babka."
• 514 "The Dinner Party" – "It's Gore-Tex."
• 517 "The Wife" – "Cashmere?" "No, Gore-Tex."
• 421 "The Junior Mint" – "Who's gonna turn down a Junior Mint? It's chocolate, it's peppermint – it's delicious!"
• 513 "The Marine Biologist" – George recounts how he rescued the beached whale
• 403 "The Pitch" – Jerry finally subscribes to the idea of a "show about nothing"
• 306 "The Parking Garage" – Kramer's car refusing to start
• 206 "The Chinese Restaurant" – "Seinfeld, four!"

• "The Highlights of 100" at IMDb