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K. Farb posted:The Michael Richards episode is up. Michael Richards is ridiculously entertaining even when he's not playing Kramer 
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Wotan posted:Speaking of, what's with the weird Louis CK hate in that episode? Since he said he was going to cut it and didn't I'm going to assume it was a little something called irony.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Michael Richards is ridiculously entertaining even when he's not playing Kramer If I was a famous Hollywood director I would use him as my muse in everything I ever made. Giddyup.
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Sep 29, 2012 20:45
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It has a certain underrated stupidity.
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Gyshall posted:If I was a famous Hollywood director I would use him as my muse in everything I ever made. Giddyup. "I'm Kramer  ."
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Sep 30, 2012 07:36
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Michael Richards is ridiculously entertaining even when he's not playing Kramer That bit about playing the unbeatable homeless chess guy made me feel like I was watching an episode of Seinfeld. That part was so Kramer.
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Vigilance posted:That bit about playing the unbeatable homeless chess guy made me feel like I was watching an episode of Seinfeld. That part was so Kramer. "I rang up one of my friends, he's a Russian Chess Grandmaster, and....." is an absolutely perfect Kramer line.
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Yeah and claiming to know Sugar Ray Leonard and taking Jerry to the wrong house by mistake thinking it was Sugar's house seemed like a Kramer plot too. Is Michael Richards just Kramer in real life? Because that'd be pretty awesome. He seems like he's absorbed that character into his own self. Even calling someone the N word at a comedy club seems like it could be a Kramer story, like leaving the baseball fantasy camp early because he punched Mickey Mantle in the mouth.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Yeah and claiming to know Sugar Ray Leonard and taking Jerry to the wrong house by mistake thinking it was Sugar's house seemed like a Kramer plot too. Is Michael Richards just Kramer in real life? Because that'd be pretty awesome. He seems like he's absorbed that character into his own self. Well he did invent his own type of chess board.
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Coffee And Pie posted:It has a certain underrated stupidity. The Outlaw Josey Wales!
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He's a savant Jerry. A savant!
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Keevon posted:Since he said he was going to cut it and didn't I'm going to assume it was a little something called irony. Not to mention Seinfeld was just on an episode of Louie, and they both were in that Talking Funny special (with Chris Rock and Ricky Gervais). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVBFwY4na7E
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Yeah and claiming to know Sugar Ray Leonard and taking Jerry to the wrong house by mistake thinking it was Sugar's house seemed like a Kramer plot too. Is Michael Richards just Kramer in real life? Because that'd be pretty awesome. He seems like he's absorbed that character into his own self. If only the Laugh Factory incident could have ended with "then the three of us went to a strip club!"
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Jerusalem posted:"I rang up one of my friends, he's a Russian Chess Grandmaster, and....." is an absolutely perfect Kramer line. My friend Bob Sacamano.
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Oct 2, 2012 00:08
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Back it up, back it up! Beep beep beep
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Mystic_Squid posted:Back it up, back it up! Beep beep beep Beep beep beep?  Also, I'm glad I caught this episode on TBS today...it was the K-Uger episode! 
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That comedians in cars getting coffee episode IS Kramer and Jerry. It's an extra 17 minute episode. It's beautiful!
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Oct 2, 2012 03:59
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Where they say 'they were good days', 'yes they were' - I really hope I will have known some of my friends long enough to say that so genuinely when I'm 60.
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Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to make love to your mother.
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I swear to god, The Cartoon has a couple of my favorite moments of the entire series, including "Sooooooooooo.............Susan's dead!  " and this:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-5dUgGVCdM
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I wish I was taller.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:I swear to god, The Cartoon has a couple of my favorite moments of the entire series, including "Sooooooooooo.............Susan's dead! The line "man-love for a she-Jerry" is poetry.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:I swear to god, The Cartoon has a couple of my favorite moments of the entire series, including "Sooooooooooo.............Susan's dead! God, I forgot the look on Kramer's face when he's walking over. He's so god drat happy that he's actually being invited over. It's adorable and coming from one one of the world's most interesting looking dudes, that's saying something.
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My brother loaded me up with a bunch of Seinfeld eps for my train ride and I picked one at random and its a new (to me) one! George parked perfectly outside the hospital, Elaine has to find a mohel and Kramer saw a Pigman!  "The Pigman would give you a ride." - "What if he had a two seater?" "George, be realistic!"
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Outraged by a blouse’s high price, Elaine happily discovers that she can fit in XL-sized children’s clothing, which costs less than half the price of adult clothes. Jerry attempts to fit some political humor into a set, but it’s so radical that he winds up on an FBI watchlist. When Kramer goes golfing with Frank, he accidentally slices the ball into a menacing-looking cave far from the fairway. Frank stubornly insists that he play it as it lies. George overhears a black woman loudly complaining about a “stupid fly,” and misinterprets it as an “urban compliment” toward him.
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That reminds me, the SeinfeldStories twitter hasn't updated in a long time. 
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Seinfelt is a weird drat Tumblr. I don't know how they do it so consistently.
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jojoinnit posted:My brother loaded me up with a bunch of Seinfeld eps for my train ride and I picked one at random and its a new (to me) one! George parked perfectly outside the hospital, Elaine has to find a mohel and Kramer saw a Pigman! The Bris. That was one of the few episodes where George was 100% in the right. That hospital should have compensated him for that patient landing on his car. He's not a pigman. He's just a fat little mental patient.
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Oct 4, 2012 15:10
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Hank Morgan posted:The Bris. That was one of the few episodes where George was 100% in the right. That hospital should have compensated him for that patient landing on his car. I always thought that too. Why he let that bitchy hospital administrator run all over him, I will never know.
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Chicolini posted:Seinfelt is a weird drat Tumblr. I don't know how they do it so consistently. Oh, man, I think I nearly died laughing reading this one: The Outstanding Quartet posted:Doctor Doom engineers a way to see Elaine in spite of her ability to turn invisible and abducts her using a stun ray. Jerry gets tied in knots — literally — when he steps into a trap that stretches and twists him out for over a mile. He writes it into a bit after escaping, but when he tries it out on the others, he realizes it was a “‘you had to be there’ kind of funny.” George smashes through the wall where Elaine is being held, only to fall into a deep pit full of wet concrete. His biggest worry, as his heavy, stony body slowly sinks to the bottom, is shrinkage. Kramer goes for a swim in the Harlem Meer and is alarmed when he finds he’s unable to ignite. He thrashes about in a wild panic until eventually being rescued by a family of baby ducks. However, my favorites are ones like this, where the real laugh comes from the last line: The Stripper posted:George goes to a strip club and leaves convinced that one of the dancers genuinely likes him. Kramer’s money starts running low, but he’s not worried, claiming that he can get an advance to write a novel whenever he’s strapped for cash. Elaine starts receiving memos from a coworker that are laden with acronyms, but she has no idea what they mean. Jerry accidentally feeds Newman after midnight.
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It's the wood that makes it good.
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And that's what led to Billy Mumphrey's downfall.
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Coffee And Pie posted:PROGNOSIS NEGATIVE! Who got the final DEATHBLOW!
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Chicolini posted:Seinfelt is a weird drat Tumblr. I don't know how they do it so consistently.
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The "Kramer’s money starts running low, but he’s not worried, claiming that he can get an advance to write a novel whenever he’s strapped for cash" line sounds like a subplot that actually got cut from a real episode.
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Hank Morgan posted:The Bris. That was one of the few episodes where George was 100% in the right. That hospital should have compensated him for that patient landing on his car. Also, finally saw the Michael Richards episode of CICGC and .
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Oct 5, 2012 15:12
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I remember seeing The Godfather Part II for the first time and laughing my rear end off when Pacino went "Fredo's weak and stupid." I had to pause to recompose myself.
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Criminal Minded posted:I remember seeing The Godfather Part II for the first time and laughing my rear end off when Pacino went "Fredo's weak and stupid." I had to pause to recompose myself. I had to do the same thing at the end of the very serious Three Days of the Condor.
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The ending of Schindler's List is kinda difficult because I often find myself thinking of Judge Reinhold freaking out about Jerry's parents.
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