dogs

Mar 24, 19986 posts by 6 postersalt.tv.seinfeld
Question

Fans discuss various dogs featured on Seinfeld, including Farfel, dogs with stolen napkins, Buford the bulldog, and Snowball.

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Farfel

The dog that Elaine and Newman kidnapped.

The dog that had the same cough as Kramer.

The rabid dog that bit Elaine.

Elaine's boyfriend's dogs that had Grandma Mima's antique napkins tied around their necks.

Buford the bulldog that Kramer turned loose on Newman at the end of "The doodle".....

The only thing that stays the same is everything changes........

Farfel

The dog that Elaine and Newman kidnapped.

The dog that had the same cough as Kramer.

The rabid dog that bit Elaine.

Elaine's boyfriend's dogs that had Grandma Mima's antique napkins tied around their necks.

Kramer: "Snowball? You're afraid of Snowball?? He runs on batteries!" [email] (Hammer nail here--> <-- for a new monitor.) (Remove XXXX to reply)
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And don't forget Gwenn (when the light was bad) in THE STRIKE.

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kmsimmons wrote in article ...

Am I the only one who gets annoyed whenever I see that episode at how obviously phony Farfel's bark is? It's obviously a human voice imitating a dog, and it's not too well-done. I guess they thought it would be too hard to use a real dog on that one. It's funny, because they used real dogs in later episodes...

Also, in that same episode, there's a similarly phony scene where Kramer is supposed to be breaking up with his girlfriend, but it's shot from behind the girl and you can tell she's not real either. They have a wig or something propped up to look like a person, but it's obviously not. Yet from the context of the scene, it's obvious Kramer is supposed to be talking to an actual person. A very strange episode...

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