totally OT.other than newman, best recurring role on "Seinfeld"
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Jimmy agrees with those two....but Jimmy also has to throw Uncle Leo and Jack Klompus in there somewhere as Jimmy actually typed this on the keyboard upside down...
George’s dad hands down.
Yes! he invented Festivus! This message board celebrates Festivus daily with the airing of grievances!
I got a lot of problems with you people!
I think a better questions is which are the "worst recurring roles", as they might be easier to list....too many great regulars on that show.
My goodness it was right in front of our noses the whole time! How the Hell could we have missed it and something, for once, we can all agree on..........
MR. PITT
Kathy Griffin, hands down. And she's a bitch in person. Goes to a restaurant for lunch in NY fairly often, always waits until she's finished eating, then complains until she gets her lunch comp'd (like she can't afford it.) That's not a rumor; heard it from a server there who I know extremely well.
next up Seinfeld OT for tomorrow..."which pantherlair poster most reflects a crazy Joe Davolo persona here?"
Great idea for a Sitcom! You have all these crazy characters that interact on a message board and never meet each other in person and never know each other's real names. But as you watch the show, you can see them at their keyboard typing in their crazy stuff, but you see the reality on TV, the characters base their opinion of the other posters based only on what they say on the message board!
Can't believe nobody brought up the Soup Nazi, he was only in 2-3 episodes as well.
I think he was only in one episode (plus the finale?), so he's not really a recurring character. On the other hand, most of us have seen that episode so many times, it feels like he is a recurring character.
"Or maybe that turns you on, bwh05.. Maybe that's how you get your kicks... You and your goodtime buddies... I've got a flash for you, joy boy. Partytime is over."
I had to find this quote...
Yeah '71, that was my first year on the job. Bad year for libraries. Bad year for America. Hippies burning library cards, Abby Hoffman telling everybody to steal books. I don't judge a man by the length of his hair or the kind of music he listens to. Rock was never my bag. But you put on a pair of shoes when you walk into the New York Public Library, fella.
Bookman was tremendous
obvious take on Joe Friday pulled off to perfection....next to Mel Torme singing to Kramer, this was favorite Seinfeld scene..
it was about real life, that show put them in situations that everybody can relate to
and how is the show flawed if it is about nothing?
Babu Bhatt..Sue Ellen Mischke (a/k/a "the bra-less wonder")
Addendum: and the Soup Nazi, of course. He was only in one "regular" episode, but he made a guest appearance in the finale. I actually have an autographed photo of him (Larry Thomas, dressed in character) in my family room.
Addendum: and the Soup Nazi, of course. He was only in one "regular" episode, but he made a guest appearance in the finale. I actually have an autographed photo of him (Larry Thomas, dressed in character) in my family room.
Everyone who works with George, but especially Steinbrenner.
A personal favorite scene of mine is when George desperately wants his nickname to be "T-bone" but everyone calls him "Coco the monkey"
A personal favorite scene of mine is when George desperately wants his nickname to be "T-bone" but everyone calls him "Coco the monkey"
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What? Puke. Now that's a funny word.
But, yeah, he'd probably make my bottom 5 and that's saying something as he still had his moments. It's probably his voice.
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