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fenix down posted:I saw a clip of something like that from Curb, where Larry balks at thanking the wife in addition to thanking the husband for the dinner. Yeah, great scene, she wants to be thanked too even though her husband paid with his money and they get into a bit of a semantics argument as Larry is wont to do.
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Gyshall posted:It's a salad... only bigger... with lots of stuff in it? Tomatoes the size of volleyballs!
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Did Kramer make the right decision going after Tony in The Bottle Deposit? The golfclub's end up getting destroyed and Jerry doesn't even car his car back! Also...Sue Ellen Mischke   
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Bulbous Goiter posted:Did Kramer make the right decision going after Tony in The Bottle Deposit? The golfclub's end up getting destroyed and Jerry doesn't even car his car back!
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Apr 26, 2011 13:01
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Bulbous Goiter posted:Did Kramer make the right decision going after Tony in The Bottle Deposit? The golfclub's end up getting destroyed and Jerry doesn't even car his car back! Goodbye, Norman! Goodbye!
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Apr 26, 2011 13:17
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Apparently that was a real mistake and the actress thought the character's name was Norman, but they thought it was funny so they kept it.
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Apr 26, 2011 15:02
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Last night, I was watching The Invitations. At one point, Jerry and Elaine are talking about how life will be after George gets married and Elaine leaves Jerry and Kramer all alone. Jerry has a vision of he and Kramer in the future, about thirty years... (Daydreaming sequence set in Jerry's apt. in a probable future. Kramer pops in. They look a little older.) KRAMER: Hey!! Buddy. I thought of a great invention for driving. A periscope in a car, so you can see the traffic. JERRY: (annoyed) How you gonna drive when looking through a periscope? Besides it's not a submarine and there's no room for a periscope in a car. KRAMER: Huh! You make a higher roof. JERRY: They're not making higher roofs. KRAMER: why can't you make a higher roof. JERRY: Because it's a stupid idea. No one's gonna go for it. Don't you understand It's stupid ,stupid...
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Gyshall posted:Last night, I was watching The Invitations. At one point, Jerry and Elaine are talking about how life will be after George gets married and Elaine leaves Jerry and Kramer all alone. Jerry has a vision of he and Kramer in the future, about thirty years... The best is Kramer just goofily nodding his head back and forth as Jerry's yelling at him.
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Kevyn posted:Cry Cry Again I was going to give it to one of my other guys, but it's an arty movie and quite frankly, they don't have the sensibility. safety dan posted:In "The Big Salad" George was 100% in the right. Julie was seriously trying to take credit for that big salad, and then she had the audacity to call him out when he set things straight. What a bitch. George, all I did was hand someone a bag.
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Good Samaritan Law? I never heard of it. You don't have to help anybody. That's what this country's all about. That's deplorable, unfathomable, improbable.
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I think the second half of the finale would have been better if they hadn't shown any clips from the older episodes, just had the people on and giving testimony. Seeing the courts reaction to "the contest" is one of the best moments, as is the group looking away before the reveal.
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mints posted:I think the second half of the finale would have been better if they hadn't shown any clips from the older episodes, just had the people on and giving testimony. Seeing the courts reaction to "the contest" is one of the best moments, as is the group looking away before the reveal. Yeah getting basically a clip show as half of the finale was lame. I love how even Keith Hernandez is in the audience though and Banya's reactions are great.
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safety dan posted:Apparently that was a real mistake and the actress thought the character's name was Norman, but they thought it was funny so they kept it. I remember reading somewhere that Wayne Knight had heart trouble following that scene where he is running away and this spurred him to lose weight.
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wa27 posted:Was/is Seinfeld very popular in the UK (or other countries, for that matter)? It always seemed like a very American show with humor that might be lost on international audiences, but I'm probably wrong. They tried exporting it to Germany, but I guess the quirky humor didn't translate well. So, guess who got the time slot? Hogan's Heroes Wikipedia posted:“In the mid 1990s, German channel Kabel 1 wound up pulling their sitcom Seinfeld off the air due to poor ratings and replaced it with Hogan’s Heroes. The humor of Seinfeld was lost on the German audience, partially due to the difficulty of translating Seinfeld’s American culture and phrases for a German audience. Hogan’s Heroes, by contrast, translated easily, despite the fact that the show’s humor was largely based on poking fun at Germany and its culture.”
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For the NY goons (or even people who have just been to NY) is there much to see around NY that relates to Seinfeld? I'm going to NY later this year and, while I can't imagine i'd bother going on any of those paid tours, I wouldn't mind keeping an eye out for some of the more famous Seinfeld spots featured in the show to get the token tourist photo in front of. Coffee And Pie posted:Not particularly good, but I gave it a go: Bulbous Goiter fucked around with this message at 06:42 on Apr 27, 2011 |
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BigDave posted:They tried exporting it to Germany, but I guess the quirky humor didn't translate well. So, guess who got the time slot? To be fair I've read that the translation for Hogan's Heroes is really loving good, using very particular regional accents that play up the humor of the characters even more for the German audience. Also they just straight up made poo poo up that wasn't in the show, like Klink having a nude cleaning lady who is never seen, only heard. I got that from Wikipedia so hopefully it's not all a beautiful lie.
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I'm watching Lloyd Braun play a smooth talking psychic on Star Trek. It's so hard not to see him as a not all there guy with that look in his eyes.
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Bulbous Goiter posted:For the NY goons (or even people who have just been to NY) is there much to see around NY that relates to Seinfeld? I'm going to NY later this year and, while I can't imagine i'd bother going on any of those paid tours, I wouldn't mind keeping an eye out for some of the more famous Seinfeld spots featured in the show to get the token tourist photo in front of. Tom's Diner was cool. I had a big rear end milkshake and got a t shirt.
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safety dan posted:Tom's Diner was cool. I had a big rear end milkshake and got a t shirt. You've sold me.
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Apr 27, 2011 11:18
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BrandNew posted:Yeah getting basically a clip show as half of the finale was lame. That's a bit of an exaggeration. There were less than three minutes of clips in total, and the whole trial segment lasted for 11 minutes of a 55 minute episode.
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BrandNew posted:Good Samaritan Law? I never heard of it. You don't have to help anybody. That's what this country's all about. That's deplorable, unfathomable, improbable. Your face is my case.
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Berkeloid posted:That's a bit of an exaggeration. There were less than three minutes of clips in total, and the whole trial segment lasted for 11 minutes of a 55 minute episode. Yeah but there was a balls to the wall clip show the very previous episode.
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safety dan posted:Yeah but there was a balls to the wall clip show the very previous episode. Previews, Jerry!
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Berkeloid posted:That's a bit of an exaggeration. There were less than three minutes of clips in total, and the whole trial segment lasted for 11 minutes of a 55 minute episode. Well my biggest problem with the 2nd half of the finale was that it didn't "feel" like an episode of seinfeld to me.
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BrandNew posted:Well my biggest problem with the 2nd half of the finale was that it didn't "feel" like an episode of seinfeld to me. Listen, don't take it personally, but when I come back i'm sitting over there. 
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Ash1138 posted:Well what do you got in there?
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"I've cut slices so thin, I couldn't even see them." "How'd you know you cut it?" "I guess I just assumed.." *frightening realization*
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Started a new job today working at a restaraunt and in he bathroom of the mens room someone carved into the mirror van buren boys. This must be a good sign.
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BrandNew posted:Started a new job today working at a restaraunt and in he bathroom of the mens room someone carved into the mirror van buren boys. This must be a good sign. I've always hoped that somewhere out there was an actual gang of street toughs infatuated with Martin Van Buren.  Take a pic for us?
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Apr 29, 2011 21:24
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Better than a gang named after Artemis N Falkmore.
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safety dan posted:Tom's Diner was cool. I had a big rear end milkshake and got a t shirt. Those milkshakes are exhaustingly huge.
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penismightier posted:Those milkshakes are exhaustingly huge. Sounds like a challenge. I accept.
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I've got a long car trip coming up and I was wondering if anyone knew where I could get some Jerry Seinfeld standup recordings? I already have I'm Telling You For the Last Time (which I love) but it seems it's his only recorded standup on the internet from what I can find. Can anyone else give any links or anything?
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Lord of Laughton posted:I've got a long car trip coming up and I was wondering if anyone knew where I could get some Jerry Seinfeld standup recordings? I already have I'm Telling You For the Last Time (which I love) but it seems it's his only recorded standup on the internet from what I can find. Can anyone else give any links or anything? If you like his standup, you'd probably like his book: http://www.amazon.com/Seinlanguage-Jerry-Seinfeld/dp/0553569155 It's basically a bunch of standup jokes in written form. There's a good amount of overlap with the jokes made in the show intros and with his other recorded standup material, but most of it will be new to you. Plus you can get it for $2 shipped if you have prime. edit: I guess this won't help if you're the one driving.
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I feel pretty strongly that a Seinfeld gang tag should be the logo of Kreuger Industrial Smoothing
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Kramerica Industries. Edit: Hahahaha
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The Walrus posted:I feel pretty strongly that a Seinfeld gang tag should be the logo of Kreuger Industrial Smoothing I'm very against wearing shirts with pop-culture references but I might have to make an exception for this http://www.zazzle.com/kruger_industrial_smoothing_t_shirt-235801053948182550
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HateTheInternet posted:I'm very against wearing shirts with pop-culture references but I might have to make an exception for this You would have to rub off the R in Kruger
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