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Klaus Kinski posted:I'm still on the fence about kramer being terrible. It's more like he doesn't care/know any better in situations where everyone else would start scheming I think Kramer is just a lovable goof, and probably the "nicest" one of the bunch. He seems intensely loyal to Jerry, less so to Elaine and George, and is always well-meaning no matter what. I really can't think of any instances where he was a deliberate rear end in a top hat. Also, I can't help but notice that whenever Jerry delivers a line, even when he's trying to be mad, he can't keep a straight face. You can always sense that once the camera is off him, he breaks down into fits of laughter. I know he's said it's because he's not an actor, but it's really obvious, especially in that Vienna clip.
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penis sandwich posted:Also, I can't help but notice that whenever Jerry delivers a line, even when he's trying to be mad, he can't keep a straight face. You can always sense that once the camera is off him, he breaks down into fits of laughter. I know he's said it's because he's not an actor, but it's really obvious, especially in that Vienna clip. Seinfeld was pulling down some serious scratch in the 80s well before his show. I heard he would pull down 60k a weekend. If you view his character through that lens, it makes sense that he really wouldn't be too upset about poo poo.
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May 28, 2010 21:35
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penis sandwich posted:I think Kramer is just a lovable goof, and probably the "nicest" one of the bunch. He seems intensely loyal to Jerry, less so to Elaine and George, and is always well-meaning no matter what. I really can't think of any instances where he was a deliberate rear end in a top hat. Kramer's like ice. If he doesn't like you, you've got problems.
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May 28, 2010 22:04
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penis sandwich posted:Also, I can't help but notice that whenever Jerry delivers a line, even when he's trying to be mad, he can't keep a straight face. You can always sense that once the camera is off him, he breaks down into fits of laughter. I know he's said it's because he's not an actor, but it's really obvious, especially in that Vienna clip. There was that episode where his girlfriend could never take him seriously when he got upset because his voice would just get high and funny sounding. It was true, too. That was a brilliant bit of self-awareness.
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May 28, 2010 22:14
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penis sandwich posted:I think Kramer is just a lovable goof, and probably the "nicest" one of the bunch. He seems intensely loyal to Jerry, less so to Elaine and George, and is always well-meaning no matter what. I really can't think of any instances where he was a deliberate rear end in a top hat. Didn't he put concrete in the machines in that laundry place. Of course he thought they stole $1500 or something so it's almost justified.
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May 28, 2010 22:21
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There's also that brief scene in 30 Rock where Liz meets Seinfeld and has a mini breakdown and goes into the exact same high pitched voice. Seinfeld was great in that entire episode aswell.
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May 28, 2010 22:21
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Klaus Kinski posted:Didn't he put concrete in the machines in that laundry place. Of course he thought they stole $1500 or something so it's almost justified. Absolutely justified.
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May 28, 2010 23:32
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Kramer also terrorized Ray Mckidney (was that his name?) and he stole the statue out of his house. Of course that was a kind act towards George, and I assume Ray really did steal the statue, so it was justified, but still. Let's just say he didn't take Ray to People's Court.
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May 28, 2010 23:36
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penis sandwich posted:He seems intensely loyal to Jerry, less so to Elaine and George He would turn Jerry in if he killed a man though, even if he had a good reason!
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May 28, 2010 23:45
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ChairMaster posted:Absolutely justified. Until he found the money in his pants pockets, then replaced the washer out of guilt.
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May 29, 2010 00:03
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Kramer is a good man, as evidenced in this clip, probably the best Kramer moment in the whole show... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkpvON6IpNs
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May 29, 2010 00:29
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Kevyn posted:Kramer is a good man, as evidenced in this clip, probably the best Kramer moment in the whole show... That lead me to this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6AzFj6TF-U&feature=related which either I never saw or just forgot, but it absolutely killed me.
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May 29, 2010 00:36
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Kevyn posted:Kramer is a good man, as evidenced in this clip, probably the best Kramer moment in the whole show... I just assumed he made that all up. Its a fantastic punch line though.
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May 29, 2010 00:41
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ChickenMedium posted:That lead me to this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6AzFj6TF-U&feature=related which either I never saw or just forgot, but it absolutely killed me.
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ChickenMedium posted:That lead me to this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6AzFj6TF-U&feature=related which either I never saw or just forgot, but it absolutely killed me. This is also the only time on the show where Jerry's bike is being ridden.
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May 29, 2010 20:11
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got dat wmd posted:This is also the only time on the show where Jerry's bike is being ridden. There's also the time where his always naked girlfriend is fixing it up, and he goes, "Well it's really just for show..." and then "Ouch...that is not something you want to get pinched."
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May 29, 2010 20:37
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Well, Amazon has the complete series on sale for $129, which probably means I'm gonna drop some money on that. I'm excited, because I'm sure there are plenty of episodes that I have yet to watch.
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May 30, 2010 14:49
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Kevyn posted:Kramer is a good man, as evidenced in this clip, probably the best Kramer moment in the whole show... I love how George is hanging on to Kramer's every word, and Jerry is just incredulous about the whole thing. Nice detail for a scene that could have just been a monologue.
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May 30, 2010 19:36
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bobservo posted:I love how George is hanging on to Kramer's every word, and Jerry is just incredulous about the whole thing. Nice detail for a scene that could have just been a monologue. "You're Batman!" "Yes, I am Batman."
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May 30, 2010 20:58
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OctoberBlues posted:He would turn Jerry in if he killed a man though, even if he had a good reason!
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May 30, 2010 22:34
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Kramer has also had sex with a lot of women. A LOOOT!!!
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Konec Hry posted:Kramer has also had sex with a lot of women. A LOOOT!!! I love the George quote when he finds out Kramer is at a fantasy camp. "Kramer's whole life is a fantasy camp! Don't work, mooch off your neighbor, have sex with beautiful women, and fall rear end-backwards into money! People should pay $3000 to live like him for a week!"
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May 31, 2010 20:55
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That same sentiment is echoed in "The Muffin Tops" regarding his Peterman Reality Tour. Jerry: "The last thing this guy is qualified to give a tour of is reality!"
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ChickenMedium posted:That lead me to this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6AzFj6TF-U&feature=related which either I never saw or just forgot, but it absolutely killed me. That is one of my favorite opens of any show, ever. There's just so much to like. Also, just when I think I'm over how screwed youtube comments are, here's this little gem just waiting for all of us below the video: "lol that's awsome. friend of the family!!!!! i hate friend of the family fagets that like and talk poo poo"
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May 31, 2010 21:09
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olylifter posted:Also, just when I think I'm over how screwed youtube comments are, here's this little gem just waiting for all of us below the video: I always feel like Jane Goodall reading youTube comments. It is a fascinating look into the culture and habits of sub-human primates.
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May 31, 2010 22:49
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Kramer killed Marty Benson. Probably others. You think these hands have been soaking in Ivory Liquid?
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Why is Sam Lloyd not in more stuff, he's loving hilarious no matter how small the role is. It's also funny how he already looks 50 in seinfeld and almost 20 years later in scrubs he looks exactly the same.
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Starting on season 5 today and it was weird seeing Skylar from Breaking Bad as Jerry's girlfriend in "The Glasses".
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I dont think anybody has posted this yet http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MyZg7E27cw Maybe  A few friends and I watched the full movie and we laughed and laughed
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The episode where Kramer gets the office job is one of my favorites, especially the conversation he has with the boss at the end. "These reports you handed in...it's almost as if you have no business training at all. I don't know what this is supposed to be." ... "Well I don't even really WORK here!" "I know. That's what makes this so difficult." I always wanted to see what exactly Kramer wrote in those reports.
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atlas futon posted:The episode where Kramer gets the office job is one of my favorites, especially the conversation he has with the boss at the end. "What do you have in that briefcase?" "Crackers."
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Ur Getting Fatter posted:"What do you have in that briefcase?" Quoting for favourite line-ness
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Isn't there an episode where they discuss how Kramer can afford anything, or how he gets his income, and he's all like: Oh... I get around  Please tell me I'm not imagining this.
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Konec Hry posted:Isn't there an episode where they discuss how Kramer can afford anything, or how he gets his income, and he's all like: You're not, but damned if I can remember which ep that's from.
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I love how the movie Sex and Lucia came out long after Rochelle Rochelle was conceived in Seinfeld.
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Konec Hry posted:Isn't there an episode where they discuss how Kramer can afford anything, or how he gets his income, and he's all like: I think its in The Dinner Party when George and Kramer are at the liquor store and Kramer says he doesn't carry money with him. I think the line is "oh, I get by.." Speaking of great episodes, that's gotta be one of them. The GORE-TEX jacket, Kramer slipping on the spilled booze out of nowhere, the black and white cookie and cinnamon babka talk, Saddam Hussein.. brilliant. edit: you like saying GORE-TEX, don't you? spanky the dolphin fucked around with this message at 12:48 on Jun 2, 2010 |
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HOLY SHITBALLS! posted:Starting on season 5 today and it was weird seeing Skylar from Breaking Bad as Jerry's girlfriend in "The Glasses". I just started on Breaking Bad and was weirded out seeing Tim Whatley as Walt.
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HOLY SHITBALLS! posted:Starting on season 5 today and it was weird seeing Skylar from Breaking Bad as Jerry's girlfriend in "The Glasses". It's weird seeing how stupidly hot some of the actresses that you've never really seen except in small roles as 40+ housewives were in their younger years. Jamie Gertz in "The Stall" was insanely cute, not that she looks bad now.
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spanky the dolphin posted:I think its in The Dinner Party when George and Kramer are at the liquor store and Kramer says he doesn't carry money with him. I think the line is "oh, I get by.." You have to try and get an equal amount of black and white in each bite!
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Klaus Kinski posted:It's weird seeing how stupidly hot some of the actresses that you've never really seen except in small roles as 40+ housewives were in their younger years. Jamie Gertz in "The Stall" was insanely cute, not that she looks bad now. Teri Hatcher looks insanely good in the episode she's in. It's literally the hottest I've ever seen her, and she still looks amazing now.
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