Georges charity?

S09E10 The StrikeliveDec 20, 19972 days later13 posts by 10 posters
Question

Fans discuss the name of George's fictional charity from the episode, with viewers asking about and sharing the name "The Human Fund."

13 posts
Bigg Nikk

What was the name of the phony charity George made up ?

I want to send out donation cards like he did.

On Sat, 20 Dec 1997, Bigg Nikk wrote:

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is it me or what???? this year's seinfeld shows just dont seem to measure up to prior seasons"

I have heard this from others, but I don't really think it's true. I think we've seen more high concept episodes this year than in the last few. for instance: the backwards episode; Kramer's intern; the Merv Griffin set; Festivus. I think it's been very good.

On 22 Dec 1997 10:28:37 GMT, [email] (Paul52751) wrote:

NO, it's NOT you. I agree with you. This season is by far, hands down, the bleakest, worst season. Like I have said before, there has been the ocassional great moment, but all around it just seems like they are reaching too far and trying way too hard for a laugh.

Also, Jerry's acting seems forced instead of just natural and flowing like it used to be.

PLEASE!!!! Take a look at some of the very early episodes. I'm talkin' first and second season. Now THAT is forced acting. He always had to keep from laughing at his own jokes. Don't get me wrong, I LOVE Seinfeld, always have since the first season, BUT there is no way anyone can say the acting seems more forced now than in the early seasons. How about Jason Alexander's blatant Wood Allen rip-off in the ancient episodes? That is what I think I like most about the older episodes. I love watching the characters form and then finally gel into what they are today.

On 23 Dec 1997 08:36:53 GMT, [email] (Evans1969) wrote:

I have seen the very early episodes. And I guess what I meant was that Jerry used to have that humble quality about him where he tried to act, knew he wasn't very good at it, so he just did it and sometimes he had a hard time keeping his laughter in. NOW it just seems like he KNOWS he's funny, therefore it seems to me (I emphasize the TO ME portion) that lately his facial expressions seem too far out of character. But, oh well, like I said, this is just me. I respect other opinions so don't consider this a bash or anything.

I agree with your analysis, but we have different sentiments. Thanks for not being a typical flamer. Actually , you're not a flamer at all!

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It is so nice to see someone responding in a tactful manner to someone else's opinions.

The name of the charity was "The Human Fund"

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