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It wasn't very nice for jerry to tell him he should be lucky if any lady looks at him for more than two seconds.
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ace_beef posted:Also i love Larry David's cameos throughout the show. FLAMING GLOBES OF ZIGMUND. Sounds like Larry David is doing Newman's voice in The Revenge.
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Feb 18, 2011 04:18
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Drighton posted:Sounds like Larry David is doing Newman's voice in The Revenge. Yeah, he did do the voice in that one, and maybe more times than that, I can't remember.
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wa27 posted:Here ya go!: That place is like the Fort Knox of book stores.
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Feb 18, 2011 11:43
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Yeah he has a few voice over parts throughout the show, his voice is so distinct so you can pick it out easily. Also stands in multiple times. When Kramer gets arrested he is standing with Larry Charles in the background. Also when George draws the lips on the 20 dollar bill (RUTHIE COEN!) and tries to use, Larry is the store owned who mocks him and won't take the bill.
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Feb 18, 2011 12:39
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ace_beef posted:Yeah he has a few voice over parts throughout the show, his voice is so distinct so you can pick it out easily. Don't forget Flaming Globes of Zigmund, and the lawyer with a cape.
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DrBouvenstein posted:Don't forget Flaming Globes of Zigmund, and the lawyer with a cape. And one of the Greenpeace guys on the raft with the head of NBC. vv Watching that clip, I never noticed it before: as the Greenpeace guy, is Larry supposed to be doing a terrible Scottish accent? Flobbster fucked around with this message at 15:22 on Feb 18, 2011 |
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Feb 18, 2011 14:30
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All of Larry David's appearances.
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I re-watched the episode "The Masseuse", and I never realized how creepy of a rape metaphor that episode was.
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Feb 18, 2011 15:24
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I think it moved!
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mojo1701a posted:All of Larry David's appearances.  "Big Stein can't be floppin' and twitchin'!"
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Feb 19, 2011 03:10
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bruckner posted:It wasn't very nice for jerry to tell him he should be lucky if any lady looks at him for more than two seconds. But if there's anyone that can, he should hold onto her like grim death, which isn't very... oh. 
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slax0r posted:But if there's anyone that can, he should hold onto her like grim death, which isn't very... oh. Well, by not far off he ended up meaning something like fifteen years.
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Feb 19, 2011 03:19
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Ehud posted:~Tamale~
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I was going through the seinfeld inside look things on youtube and I got to the one about "The Bet", the only episode that never got shot (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oeze0ZPOBz0). Jason Alexander mentions that there's one other episode that he wishes never got shot. Does anyone know which episode he hates?
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DrBouvenstein posted:the lawyer with a cape. Uhhhh, he had a name you know. His name was,"Frank Costanza's Lawyer."
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L.E. Cheetah posted:I was going through the seinfeld inside look things on youtube and I got to the one about "The Bet", the only episode that never got shot (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oeze0ZPOBz0). Jason Alexander mentions that there's one other episode that he wishes never got shot. Does anyone know which episode he hates? On 'The Larry Sanders Show', Jason is outraged and walks off the show when Hank does a Hitler impression.. An assistant points out 'You did Nazi stuff on Seinfeld' and he says '.. that was different!'. So maybe it was the one where he stole that limo pretending to be a nazi leader
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Feb 20, 2011 01:42
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L.E. Cheetah posted:I was going through the seinfeld inside look things on youtube and I got to the one about "The Bet", the only episode that never got shot (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oeze0ZPOBz0). Jason Alexander mentions that there's one other episode that he wishes never got shot. Does anyone know which episode he hates? Probably that early episode that didn't have George in it at all, after which he threatened to quit the show?
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Feb 20, 2011 02:08
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Role Play McMurphy posted:Probably that early episode that didn't have George in it at all, after which he threatened to quit the show? Which in turn reminds me of George quitting his job then showing up to work anyway and trying to pretend that nothing happened.
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Role Play McMurphy posted:Probably that early episode that didn't have George in it at all, after which he threatened to quit the show? Which episode is that?
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Role Play McMurphy posted:Probably that early episode that didn't have George in it at all, after which he threatened to quit the show? I thought that was Michael Richards that was upset that he wasn't in The Chinese Restaurant.
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Feb 20, 2011 02:46
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I don't know about Jason Alexander being upset, but George isn't in "The Pen." Neither is Kramer. It's just Jerry and Elaine in Florida with the old folks. STELLA!
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Feb 20, 2011 02:52
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There's an interview on the DVD where Jason says that after the Pen, he told Larry that if he wanted to write him out of the show again, he should do it permanently.
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Feb 20, 2011 03:06
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Watching Notes About Nothing it shows ratings info for the shows, when they were getting like a 20+ rating. Is that the same system that they're using now? And shows like Community get like a 2 at best? Are any regular shows Seinfeld-high these days?
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Feb 20, 2011 04:07
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Pretty much just terrible reality gameshows for fat north american sadsacks.
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myron_cope posted:Watching Notes About Nothing it shows ratings info for the shows, when they were getting like a 20+ rating. Is that the same system that they're using now? And shows like Community get like a 2 at best? Are any regular shows Seinfeld-high these days? Two-and-a-Half Men is (for some reason) the highest-rated sitcom these days, and on February 7 (the first night my Googling found) it got only a 9.1 rating. I don't know what its average is, but I promise you it isn't in the 20+ range.
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myron_cope posted:Watching Notes About Nothing it shows ratings info for the shows, when they were getting like a 20+ rating. Is that the same system that they're using now? And shows like Community get like a 2 at best? Are any regular shows Seinfeld-high these days? The system is the same, but the numbers don't necessarily represent the same thing. There are two numbers for the ratings - the percentage and the share. The percentage is the one that is generally reported and is representative of the total number of TVs on that channel against the total number of TVs that were on at the time. The share is representative of the total number of TVs on that channel against the total number of TVs in the US. The reason I said that they don't necessarily represent the same thing is because the total number of TVs in the US keeps increasing. That means that a ratings point today isn't equal to a ratings point 15 years ago.
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Also remember that Nielsen ratings are based on a sample, and aren't an actual reading of who is actually watching. It's is a statistically significant sample, but it doesn't matter if you watch a show or not; unless you are a Nielsen home it has no effect in the least on the ratings of the show.
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Feb 20, 2011 05:35
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Leyburn posted:There's an interview on the DVD where Jason says that after the Pen, he told Larry that if he wanted to write him out of the show again, he should do it permanently. What's this about? They almost wrote out George?
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L.E. Cheetah posted:I was going through the seinfeld inside look things on youtube and I got to the one about "The Bet", the only episode that never got shot (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oeze0ZPOBz0). Jason Alexander mentions that there's one other episode that he wishes never got shot. Does anyone know which episode he hates? It was The Bris. Jason Alexander HATED The Bris. From Wikipedia: quote:According to the Notes About Nothing feature of the episode on the DVD, Jason Alexander has stated that this is the only episode he wishes was never made; his objections specifically centered around the character of the mohel, whose behavior (specifically, his hatred of children) bothered him. Locutus of Bald fucked around with this message at 06:19 on Feb 20, 2011 |
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Feb 20, 2011 06:17
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Drewsky posted:What's this about? They almost wrote out George? No but as previously mentioned he wasn't in the episode "The Pen". After the show was done Jason went to Larry David and told him to never completely leave him out of an episode or he'd quit, his reasoning being that he didn't want to be on the show if they didn't absolutely need him.
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So due to not seeing Seinfeld when it first aired, and only having TBS to watch syndicated episodes, I'd never seen the Puerto Rican Day parade episode. Until now, at least, and by god I think it's my favorite. George feuding, Elaine making out under the bleachers, and Vandelay, Kel Varnsen, and AJ Pennypacker at his absolute best. What an episode.
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Leyburn posted:There's an interview on the DVD where Jason says that after the Pen, he told Larry that if he wanted to write him out of the show again, he should do it permanently. Maybe they could have had George getting so agitated in Kramer picking up Jerry's mail that he completely forgets his important job of coming by twice a day to flush the toilet so that the gaskets don't get dry and leak.
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Your Proud Pal posted:So due to not seeing Seinfeld when it first aired, and only having TBS to watch syndicated episodes, I'd never seen the Puerto Rican Day parade episode. Until now, at least, and by god I think it's my favorite. George feuding, Elaine making out under the bleachers, and Vandelay, Kel Varnsen, and AJ Pennypacker at his absolute best. What an episode. H.E. Pennypacker 
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Thanks for the ratings answers...that's sorta the answer I was expecting. Clearly I've been watching the show on DVD, and it's crazy to me how much actually gets cut out of each episode for syndication. There's jokes I've never even seen! Most cold opens are cut, and some entire scenes are removed. It happens in like every episode but one example that comes to mind is when George is at Play Now and finally gets into his boarded up office, he calls Jerry and says something about "it's like Hitler's last days in here" and they talk about Hitler for a while until Jerry says he's uncomfortable. The scene as I've always seen it has George say that and they move on. I feel so cheated  It seems to me that they're cutting out like a full minute or two, is it just for more commercials?
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myron_cope posted:is it just for more commercials? Yes. The answer to this question is always yes.
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Locutus Of Bored posted:It was The Bris. Jason Alexander HATED The Bris. This is the same actor whose character did this 14 episodes later: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URvMd-pjSMc e: Seinfeld: "It was an inferno in there, an INFERNO!" or alternately: "There's the coward that left us to die!" e2: Man this clip is rich with great quotes: "Did ya knock... her over too, or just the kids?" Hipster_Doofus fucked around with this message at 11:24 on Feb 21, 2011 |
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myron_cope posted:
Yes. It feels like we lose 1 minute every ten years.
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fenix down posted:Am I crazy, or did I just read this entire thread? That's a lot of
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