french stewart

I read that French Stewart, the guy who plays Harry Solomon on 3rd Rock from the Sun, has appeared on Seinfeld. What role/character did French Stewart play in which episode(s)?

He played a movie usher in the episode where the gang tries to see a movie together, only to have their plans get hopelessly confused and tangled.

He was the guy who demanded that George show him the ticket stubs?

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: Sorry, I was wrong, the other posters on this thread are right. I knew I remembered him as an usher, and I plugged him incorrectly into the wrong movie-theatre episode.

In article , [email] (gss5) writes:

He was the manager of the movie theatre who gave Elaine the note just before she bought the "Jujyfruits" in "The Opposite" (the episode where George is hired by the Yankees).

Matthew

In the 7/1/96 episode in which Jerry takes care of the drunk's dog, I thought it was funny that the dog's name was Farfel. I think of Farfel as a Jewish food...so it just adds to the religious undercurrents of the show. Did anybody else wonder about this? --Susan

In article , [email] (Susan H. Golden ) wrote:

I thought the Farfel reference was to that dog used to market Nestle's Quik chocolate milk powder and chocolate bars in the '70s.

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SHG> From: [email] (Susan H. Golden ) SHG> Subject: Is "Farfel" the dog Jewish?? SHG> SHG> In the 7/1/96 episode in which Jerry takes care of the drunk's dog, I SHG> thought it was funny that the dog's name was Farfel. I think of SHG> Farfel as a Jewish food...so it just adds to the religious SHG> undercurrents of the show. Did anybody else wonder about this? --Susan

	Farfel was the dog that did the Nestle's Chocolate
	commercial many years ago.

	N -E -S -T -L -E -S
	Nestle's makes the very best.

Farfel: Choclate (singing)

... "Gawrsh !! ....A-hyuck...A-hyuck " ...Northern Cal's GOOFY ___ Blue Wave/QWK v2.12

In the 7/1/96 episode in which Jerry unwillingly takes care of the drunk's dog for him, I can ASSURE you that that was not a real dog's bark! Pretty good imitation, though. Did anybody else notice this?

In [email] (Susan

Sure I notcied, but does it really matter whethe rit was a rela dog. If you think about it it makes more sense to have a person do it rather that drag a real dog onstage to do the barking.

S.T.

On 2 Jul 1996, Susan H. Golden wrote:

I saw this episode a few days ago (in French!), and I noticed that too! But then again, that wasn't really Jerry's voice I heard on the show either, but a very good (French) imitation, so I guess I wouldn't be the best one to notice that Farfel imitation, would I? :-)

Brendan

-=MHS:[email] had this to say about french stewart =- M >From: [email] (gss5) M >Newsgroups: alt.tv.seinfeld M >Subject: french stewart M >Date: 29 Jun 1996 16:40:54 GMT M >Organization: Penn State University

M >I read that French Stewart, the guy who plays Harry Solomon on 3rd Rock M >from the Sun, has appeared on Seinfeld. What role/character did French M >Stewart play in which episode(s)?

"Episode # 086" "The Opposite" guest stars: Estelle Harris [Estelle Costanza], Jerry Stiller [Frank Costanza], Richard Fancy [Mr. Lippman], Marty Rackham [Jake], Siobhan Fallon [Tina], Paul Gleason [Cushman], Dedee Pfeiffer [Victoria], Melanie Smith [Rachel], Regis Philbin [Himself], Kathie Lee Gifford [Herself], Hiram Kasten [Michael], French Stewart [Manager], Ken Takemoto [Chairman], Fritz Mashimo [Interpreter], Susan Segal [Waitress], Oscar Jordan [Counterperson], Rolando Molina [Punk #1], Michael Friedman [Punk #2], Marvin Braverman [Poker Player #1], Wesley Thompson [Poker Player #2], Jeff Barton [Poker Player #3], Jeffrey Von Meyer [Poker Player #4]

George comes to the realization that he should try to do the opposite of everything, so he does, his luck changes and everything begins to go his way including getting a girlfriend, a job with the Yankees and moving out of his parents house. Things begin to be unlucky for Elaine after she buys a box of "Jujyfruits." Kramer appears on Regis & Kathie Lee to promote his coffee table book. Rachel wants to break up with Jerry and he readily agrees, because his luck has been "even Steven." Elaine's eating of "Jujyfruits" causes Pendant Publishing to go under, and later she realizes that she and George have traded places.

air date: 19 May 94 written by: Andy Cowan and Larry David & Jerry Seinfeld directed by: Tom Cherones

He played the Movie Theatre Manager. He walks over to Elaine and gives her the message that she got a call about her dates accident. Instead of rushing right out of the movies to his side, she first stops to buy the Jujyfruits at the concession stand.

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