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DrBouvenstein posted:From now on, I will be known as- COCO THE MONKEY 
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No, see, the two of you need to work on trust, and then- and only then- will there be a free exchange of sex and discounts.
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Feb 23, 2012 21:09
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jojoinnit posted:I love that bit because even when George actually wins for once and he's about to get away with it his pride is too much to stop him from blabbing. "THAT'S A LOTTA POTATOES!!"
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Feb 23, 2012 21:21
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jojoinnit posted:COCO THE MONKEY GAMMY'S GETTIN' UPSET!
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Feb 23, 2012 21:44
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haljordan posted:BECAUSE NEIL WATKINS FROM ACCOUNTING IS T-BONE!!! ...but you're not Cartwright......
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Feb 23, 2012 22:03
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Glen Goobersmooches posted:I love that bit because "The Slicer" is one of my favorite all time episodes and anyone who bags on the last two seasons for being too wacky is an enemy of good times. I've cut slices so thin, I couldn't even see it! So how'd you know you cut it? Well I guess I just assumed... *mind blown*
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Feb 23, 2012 22:13
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Jerusalem posted:...but you're not Cartwright...... OF COURSE HE'S NOT CARTWRIGHT! 
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Feb 24, 2012 00:46
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You're as pretty as any of them you just need a nose job.
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Feb 24, 2012 01:09
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This is a public humiliation! You can't let the defendant, have control of the key piece of evidence. Plus, she's trying it on over a leotard, of course a bra's not gonna fit on over a leotard. A bra’s gotta fit right up against a person's skin, like a glove!
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Feb 24, 2012 01:34
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Who told you to put the cheese on? I didn't tell you to put the cheese on!
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Glen Goobersmooches posted:I love that bit because "The Slicer" is one of my favorite all time episodes and anyone who bags on the last two seasons for being too wacky is an enemy of good times. There are people who don't respect the last two seasons? Who are these people? I've always held that seasons 8 and 9 are among the very best of the series. Season 9 itself contains my two favorite (probably) episodes ("The Voice" and "The Bookstore").
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Feb 24, 2012 03:06
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Locutus of Bald posted:There are people who don't respect the last two seasons? Who are these people? I've always held that seasons 8 and 9 are among the very best of the series. Season 9 itself contains my two favorite (probably) episodes ("The Voice" and "The Bookstore"). They're drat controversial. The guy doing the Seinfeld reviews on the AV Club, for instance, dislikes them. It's the post-Larry David era, so those two seasons a lot more goofy and fantastical, which rubs some people wrong. Personally I love em - Merv Griffin forever.
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Feb 24, 2012 03:26
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Not sure if this is really the right thread, but it's Seinfeld related news and hell, I always liked George's boss. Sounds like he's probably going to be okay, though. I mean, apart from only having one leg.quote:An actor who played George Costanza’s boss on Seinfeld and also starred in Malcolm in the Middle has shot himself in the head at his US apartment. http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/tv-and-radio/seinfeld-actor-shoots-himself-20120224-1trw1.html
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Octy posted:Not sure if this is really the right thread, but it's Seinfeld related news and hell, I always liked George's boss. Sounds like he's probably going to be okay, though. I mean, apart from only having one leg. And you wanted to be my latex salesman. Seriously though, still bad news, no matter how many times I have to hear it. Poor guy.
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Feb 24, 2012 06:34
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Octy posted:Not sure if this is really the right thread, but it's Seinfeld related news and hell, I always liked George's boss. It's the right thread, just that 90% of the posts on the last couple of pages have been about it. You don't eat Oreo's? The way you break 'em open, mwamwa, you're practically have sex with them!
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neoboman posted:It's the right thread, just that 90% of the posts on the last couple of pages have been about it. Really? I did check the last couple of pages and I couldn't see anything about it. I can't believe my local news is so slow.
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neoboman posted:You don't eat Oreo's? The way you break 'em open, mwamwa, you're practically have sex with them! I find the pastrami to be the most sensual of all the salted cured meats.
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Feb 24, 2012 12:44
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Hank Morgan posted:I find the pastrami to be the most sensual of all the salted cured meats. Ho-ho you are hot tonight!
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atomic gog posted:Ho-ho you are hot tonight! I flew too close to the sun on wings of pastrami.
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Feb 24, 2012 12:49
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The Jimmy was on TBS last night. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlRJkdjmBcM One of the best segments they ever did, and still able to get a big laugh from me no matter how many times I see it.
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Octy posted:Not sure if this is really the right thread, but it's Seinfeld related news and hell, I always liked George's boss. Sounds like he's probably going to be okay, though. I mean, apart from only having one leg. I wouldn't say he's going to be OK. I listened to the 911 call and he told the operator he couldn't open his eyes.  He seemed like such a nice guy.
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Octy posted:Really? I did check the last couple of pages and I couldn't see anything about it. I can't believe my local news is so slow.
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That news report posted:Von Bargen appeared on four episodes of Seinfeld as Mr Kruger. This can't be right, surely? Considering how memorable and brilliant he was, there must have been more than this.
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Feb 24, 2012 19:51
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Austen Tassletine posted:This can't be right, surely? Considering how memorable and brilliant he was, there must have been more than this. It's weird how few times some major-seeming characters showed up. They did 180 episodes, Puddy was in 11, Uncle Leo was in 15, Mr. and Mrs. Seinfeld were only in 24, George's parents in 29, etc.
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Feb 24, 2012 22:11
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User-Friendly posted:It's weird how few times some major-seeming characters showed up. They did 180 episodes, Puddy was in 11, Uncle Leo was in 15, Mr. and Mrs. Seinfeld were only in 24, George's parents in 29, etc. Mr. Pitt only being in 7 episodes including the finale blew my mind. Felt like he was around for multiple seasons.
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Poque posted:Mr. Pitt only being in 7 episodes including the finale blew my mind. Felt like he was around for multiple seasons. Yeah I still can't believe that, I was absolutely positive he was on the show for at least 2 seasons.
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Supreme Allah posted:
He looks like a frog.
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penismightier posted:They're drat controversial. The guy doing the Seinfeld reviews on the AV Club, for instance, dislikes them. It's the post-Larry David era, so those two seasons a lot more goofy and fantastical, which rubs some people wrong. Personally I love em - Merv Griffin forever. There were changes, not all of them good. The writing, you could argue, was a bit less witty, and now that 8 seasons of Curb exist, I can "feel" the loss of Larry's writing voice in the dialogue and how some of the episodes are constructed. It's just not as "sharp" as the previous seasons, I think. When I compare season 9 to say, season 6, yeah I laugh my rear end off at both of them but season 6 has way more classic and clever episodes, IMO. Also in seasons 8 and 9, Kramer goes from a quirky hipster to a retard. Examples of where this is most blatant: The Merv Griffin Show, The Slicer VH4Ever fucked around with this message at 00:17 on Feb 25, 2012 |
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VH4Ever posted:Also in seasons 8 and 9, Kramer goes from a There I fixed that for you. 
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esperantinc posted:There I fixed that for you. Right, right, I know better than that. Thank you.
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What's wrong with seasons 8 and 9? I think they're incredible. They have some of the most classic Seinfeld episodes! Off the top of my head: The Serenity Now, The Strike (Festivus episode!!!), The Susie, The Frogger, The Little Jerry... And what's wrong with The Merv Griffin Show episode? Kramer talking in an embellished voice through an unplugged microphone throughout most of it, Jerry giving his girlfriend sleeping medication so he can play with her toy collection and then Kramer inviting the girl on the show to confront Jerry about it, George injuring a squirrel and his girlfriend not being able to forgive him for it, the Sidler... It's got classic Seinfeld written all over it 
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:What's wrong with seasons 8 and 9? I think they're incredible. They have some of the most classic Seinfeld episodes! Off the top of my head: The Serenity Now, The Strike (Festivus episode!!!), The Susie, The Frogger, The Little Jerry... Also, this: 
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:What's wrong with seasons 8 and 9? I think they're incredible. They have some of the most classic Seinfeld episodes! Off the top of my head: The Serenity Now, The Strike (Festivus episode!!!), The Susie, The Frogger, The Little Jerry... Oh, don't get me wrong, I love all those episodes and really can't think of one episode I even dislike, let alone hate. Let me try to explain it this way: there's a difference between funny/entertaining and GOOD in an artistic sense. It's a bit spergy, but on the latter count, seasons 8 and 9 just aren't as well written, not as well paced, etc. Larry David's writing is just better. But seasons 8 and 9 are definitely plenty funny and entertaining. I see your "The Serenity Now," "The Strike," "The Susie," "The Frogger" and "The Little Jerry" annd raise you: "The Pitch/The Ticket," "The Puffy Shirt," "The Switch," "The Scofflaw" and "The Fusilli Jerry." Edit: I'll give you this much: you know the one season 8/9 episode I'll put up there next to the other seasons? "The Pothole" It had a lot of Larry trademarks like the storylines interweaving at the end really well, had a classic Newman moment, and had classic Elaine, George and Jerry stuff. VH4Ever fucked around with this message at 00:53 on Feb 25, 2012 |
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haljordan posted:Also, this: I'm watching Jurassic Park. He made that sound EXACTLY as I saw this picture. It was the greatest thing ever. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1o4H4vc0wyI
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VH4Ever posted:Oh, don't get me wrong, I love all those episodes and really can't think of one episode I even dislike, let alone hate. While those are all great episodes too, I don't find that the later episodes were any less well written. I'm not saying that Larry David contributed nothing to the show. That's the furthest thing from the truth. I just don't think it suffered in quality very much once he left. And hell, The Strike has some of the best examples of stories interweaving at the end of the entire series. Like when the guys from the betting shop that were in love with Elaine earlier in the episode end up at Frank and Estelle's house for Festivus at the end, and Kramer calls it a Festivus miracle.
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Sash! posted:I'm watching Jurassic Park. He made that sound EXACTLY as I saw this picture. It was the greatest thing ever. What kind of company would hire NEWMAN to conduct highly complicated and dangerous espionage (that requires a lot of fast movement)? No wonder they're behind.
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haljordan posted:What kind of company would hire NEWMAN to conduct highly complicated and dangerous espionage (that requires a lot of fast movement)? No wonder they're extinct. Well, seemingly, they only had to buy him lunch, albeit a very expensive one that did not include a big salad.
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tvgm2 posted:Well, seemingly, they only had to buy him lunch, albeit a very expensive one that did not include a big salad. The RiffTrax for the movie refers to it as "his world-record nineteen hour breakfast".
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