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Hank Morgan posted:You anti-dentite! Oh, it starts with a few jokes and some slurs - "HEY, DENTY!" Next thing you know you're saying they should have their own schools! e: this page is for the K-Man!   potee fucked around with this message at 01:27 on Feb 2, 2014 |
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potee posted:Oh, it starts with a few jokes and some slurs - "HEY, DENTY!" Next thing you know you're saying they should have their own schools! They do have their own schools! 
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potee posted:Oh, it starts with a few jokes and some slurs - "HEY, DENTY!" Next thing you know you're saying they should have their own schools! 
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potee posted:e: this page is for the K-Man! 
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"Are you still scared of clowns?" "......yeah....."
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Someone important who helped make the PC game Loadout is clearly a Seinfeld fan: 
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Kramer was such a fantastic physical comic character.
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Drifter posted:Kramer was such a fantastic physical comic character. Seriously. 
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I can't recall any modern character quite like him. It's like, that type of humor evolved into Kevin James' and others 'stupid fat guy falls down hurr hurr' characters. Is there anyone else like Kramer?
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Hank Morgan posted:Karamer! He's dominating!
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KRAMER: Enough lying! The lying is through! C'mon, Jerry, the masquerade is over. You're thin, late thirties, single... JERRY: So are you. 
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Drifter posted:I can't recall any modern character quite like him. It's like, that type of humor evolved into Kevin James' and others 'stupid fat guy falls down hurr hurr' characters. Ty Burrell maybe? Not anywhere near the same level as Michael Richards obviously, but I couldn't really think of anybody else who can make me laugh just by the way he moves his body.
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Jerusalem posted:Ty Burrell maybe? Not anywhere near the same level as Michael Richards obviously, but I couldn't really think of anybody else who can make me laugh just by the way he moves his body. I've only seen the guy in Modern Family, but his style seems more emotively comedic than the physicality of Micheal Richards. They are both tall and lanky, I guess, but that's all I see when I compare them. Also, Kramer is a VERY actively kinetic character, the modern family dad has one or two moments of doing silly things, but that feels like it's more situational (like him trying to swing on a trapeze or something) rather than actual character tics and traits.
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Drifter posted:I've only seen the guy in Modern Family, but his style seems more emotively comedic than the physicality of Micheal Richards. They are both tall and lanky, I guess, but that's all I see when I compare them. If we are going the Ty Burrell route- then WIll Arnett in Arrest Development is better 
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CaptainHollywood posted:If we are going the Ty Burrell route- then WIll Arnett in Arrest Development is better Arnett's character is much better than Burrell's. Good call. But I guess that Richard's physical comedy is a modern interpretation to the old slapstick/I love Lucy stuff taken to the extreme. I've not seen such old school extremity recently. 
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Isn't Chevy Chase known for his physical comedy? Although I don't know how "modern" he would be considered
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Yeah, I can't believe I didn't think of Arnett before Burrell. But you're right, neither of them are as actively kinetic as Richards, it's just that Burrell was the only one I could think of that I could see as even remotely making regular use of physical comedy. But then again, I don't really watch all that many sitcoms.
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^^^ - I like it when TV shows let me know when I should laugh. Thank goodness for laughtracks and conversation beats.  myron cope posted:Isn't Chevy Chase known for his physical comedy? Although I don't know how "modern" he would be considered I think Chevy and Steve Martin and even Bill Murray in his heyday might be close together (Martin and Murray are better comedians than Chase ). But I wouldn't exactly call them slapstick. I'd say it's up there, though, yeah.
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There's a lot of great physical comedy in UHF.
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wa27 posted:There's a lot of great physical comedy in UHF. 
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wa27 posted:There's a lot of great physical comedy in UHF. You get to drink from the FIRE HOSE!!!!!  
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That Seinfeld thing was for a Superbowl ad. That's kind of disappointing.
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Anyone else catch that Seinfeld promo for Comedians in Cars during the Super bowl? E: f, b.
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http://comediansincarsgettingcoffee.com/george-costanza-the-over-cheer Newman! "Again?" Nice reference. It was weird without the audience but man, I want new Seinfeld. Stare-Out fucked around with this message at 02:21 on Feb 3, 2014 |
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