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Ancillary Character posted:Every time I re-watch this episode, I always watch for him to take the box of raisins as he leaves. I always kind of found it a little "incomplete" that this particular plot point never got a real resolution. One of the few times George was right- and even when he called him out on it he just flat out lied.
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Coffee And Pie posted:She really looks like a Lily! (note: I have a dog named Lily, and this is the reason we give for naming her that) I have a cat named Cosmo 
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Jul 12, 2012 04:51
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BrandNew posted:Do you have any conceivable reason for even getting up in the morning? I like to get The Daily News.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Aww, look at the little bastard
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CaptainHollywood posted:I always kind of found it a little "incomplete" that this particular plot point never got a real resolution. One of the few times George was right- and even when he called him out on it he just flat out lied. I watched this ep a few weeks ago when I was bored and internetless, and found myself actually agreeing with George at least a few times, this being one of them. That guy was a loving creep and even threatened him. Also, that guy that complained about the neck hole in his sweater, he was an rear end in a top hat too.
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Does anyone know what these EWR things are on their refrigerators? Google tells me that it's the Newark airport code, but I'm at a loss as to what these papers are for. 
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Maybe it's a parking pass?
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Chicolini posted:Does anyone know what these EWR things are on their refrigerators? Google tells me that it's the Newark airport code, but I'm at a loss as to what these papers are for.
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jojoinnit posted:They're going to a catered affair dressed like that? STOP IT FRANK YOU'RE KILLING HIM
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Jul 12, 2012 14:25
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You're not the only one improving yourself. I worked out with a dumbbell yesterday, I feel vigorous.
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A new promo for Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. Michael Richards confirmed! E: A longer promo. This seems really good, like a more chilled out Talking Funny. Also Larry David spittake. 
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Stare-Out posted:A new promo for Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. Michael Richards confirmed! So is this show all improv or is it scripted but looks imrovd? (improv'd? improved? gently caress it)
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Macaluso posted:So is this show all improv or is it scripted but looks imrovd? (improv'd? improved? gently caress it)
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Macaluso posted:So is this show all improv or is it scripted but looks imrovd? (improv'd? improved? gently caress it) I think you have to give up the abbrev'n and go with improvised.
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The EWR things on the fridge are receipts from the parking lots. I don't know why he'd keep them on the fridge, but that's what they are.
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Jul 12, 2012 18:27
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He could claim them as business expense on his taxes.
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mints posted:The EWR things on the fridge are receipts from the parking lots. I don't know why he'd keep them on the fridge, but that's what they are. Don't you see? There are no parking meters out here.
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Stare-Out posted:A new promo for Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. Michael Richards confirmed! God drat, Jerry Seinfeld has the best loving cars.  I hear that Leno has the better collection, though, and that they're always competing to see who can get the rarer car.
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Stare-Out posted:A new promo for Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. Michael Richards confirmed! Larry David refusing to play ball is wonderful. "I can talk to you just as well as if this had coffee in it!"
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So, you see, the whole incident turned out to be a God blessing!
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Jul 13, 2012 05:52
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I'm not treating you to lunch ANYMORE!
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Jul 13, 2012 14:38
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I've finished season two  . My favourites were 'The Pony Remark', 'The Phone Message', 'The Chinese Restaurant' and 'The Bus Boy'. Some of the others were kinda forgettable, but I have high hopes for season three!
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I'm pretty sure that most will agree that season three is where it really starts to pick up. I think there are a few weaker ones in there (The Dog, The Stranded), but it has a lot of great ones too. And thankfully they never try any serious romance between Jerry and Elaine after season two.
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notsoape posted:I've finished season two I'm very curious about your thoughts on seasons 8 & 9, which are "different" for reasons I won't spoil here. You're like a lab rat for this thread.
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Seriously, I can't even compute the idea of seeing seasons 8 and 9 for the first time. This is the kind of thing I'd waste a perfectly good time machine doing.
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I watched every episode for the first time last year, and I'd agree it starts to get really good from season three onwards. It's good before, but it just gets even better after that. What's wrong with The Dog though? I love that episode. Maybe it's because I knew a dog like that.
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McDragon posted:I watched every episode for the first time last year, and I'd agree it starts to get really good from season three onwards. It's good before, but it just gets even better after that. Honestly I haven't seen it in several years, so maybe I should give it another chance, but I just remember not liking it. I just read the episode description on Wikipedia and I think it was really only the A plot that I didn't enjoy.
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Is The Dog the one with the guy next to Jerry on the plane getting sick and Jerry having to take care of his dog for him? Or the one where Elaine has the neighbor with the dog that won't shut up so she and Kramer and Newman kidnap the dog and let him free upstate but he somehow finds his way home? From what I remember, neither of those were particularly good episodes, but the latter was better. Although the former had George's PROGNOSISSSSSSSSS NEGATIVVVVVVVVVVVE greeting, didn't it?
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So I'm looking to get into Seinfeld. What are my options for watching it on my TV other than the dvds and 10 episodes they have on Crackle?
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Is The Dog the one with the guy next to Jerry on the plane getting sick and Jerry having to take care of his dog for him? Or the one where Elaine has the neighbor with the dog that won't shut up so she and Kramer and Newman kidnap the dog and let him free upstate but he somehow finds his way home? It's the former.
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I just watched the dog episode, and the difficulty is that I'm watching it in 2012, instead of 1991. You don't ever see the dog, and the stage-hand-pulling-at-the-lead-just-out-of-shot thing looks corny as hell. That said, I loved the 'George and Elaine find it awkward to talk to each other without Jerry' thing - the awkwardness of being 'friends-in-law' is so true, and not something I'd seen represented comedically before.
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Out of interest, have any Seinfeld fans watched 'Grandma's House'? It's another observation-comedy-about-personal-relationships-where-nothing-really-happens which, though not as funny, has a Seinfeldy kind of air (I think). It's a British comedy, written and acted-in by Simon Amstell, and some of ya'll might like it
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notsoape posted:Out of interest, have any Seinfeld fans watched 'Grandma's House'? It's another observation-comedy-about-personal-relationships-where-nothing-really-happens which, though not as funny, has a Seinfeldy kind of air (I think). It's a British comedy, written and acted-in by Simon Amstell, and some of ya'll might like it Haven't seen it but I love Simon Amstell and Seinfeld, so I'll suck it and see. Also please don't stop giving us your impressions as you watch. I'd force you to write your thoughts on every episode if I could.
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astrollinthepork posted:So I'm looking to get into Seinfeld. What are my options for watching it on my TV other than the dvds and 10 episodes they have on Crackle? They play it a lot on TBS, if you're willing to sit through commercials and the runtime cuts.
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Its not on as much as it used to be, but local affiliates and TBS usually have it on at some point in the day.
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I usually watch 4 episodes of it on TBS on the weekdays: 2 at 6pm & 6:30pm and 2 at 1am & 1:30am. I do this most weekdays and have for quite some time, and they're always episodes I've seen multiple times before, but I still never tire of them v v
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In the local syndication run Seinfeld rolled the finale I want to say just last night with the second part airing tonight. So on Monday, Seinfeld will reset back to Season 1 with The Pilot. Perfect time to set the DVR to capture the show in order if you want to jump aboard.
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I get 2 episodes on Fox, two on TBS, and then then another two on TBS/Fox at night. You people with the cheese. It never ends.
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Cheese, George! Cheese!
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