Seinfelders no longer with us - this is a big one

Chris Latta     Thug    The Subway         1948-1994
Jesse White    Ralph   The Cadillac         1917-1997
Bruce E. Morrow    Father Jessup  The Implant         1940-1997
David Fresco     Uncle Isaac    The Pony Remark       1909-1997
Joseph Maher    Gavin    The Dog         1933-1998
Lloyd Bridges    Izzy Manelbaum Various         1913-1998
Mel Torme     Himself   The Jimmy         1925-1998
Billye Ree Wallace Nana    Various         1925-1999
Ina Parker    Mah-Jongg Lady The Garage         1931-2000
Eric Christmas    Haarwood   The Gum         1916-2000
Ralph Manza     Gepetto    The Cigar Store Indian1921-2000
Sandy Baron    Jack Klompus   Various         1937-2001
Edward Winter    Mr. Stevenson  The Beard         1937-2001
Lewis Arquette    Leapin Larry   The Secret Code 1935-2001
Roy Brocksmith    Landlord   The Nose Job         1945-2001
David Graf    Cop #2   The Ticket         1950-2001
Diana Bellamy    Mrs. Ricardi   The Andrea Doria 1943-2001
Gina Mastrogiacomo Prostitute    The Wig Master 1962-2001
Lawrence Tierney   Alton Benes   The Jacket         1919-2002
Benjamin Lum    Mailman   The Cigar Store Indian1953-2002
Sam Whipple    Phone Guy #1   The Maid         1961-2002
Ray Stricklyn    Clarence    The Andrea Doria 1928-2002
Fritzi Burr    Mah-Jongg Lady The Garage         1924-2003
Gordon Jump    Mr. Thomassoulo  The Butter Shave/Voice1932-2003
Kellie Waymire    Vivian    The Blood     1968-2003
Kay E. Kuter     Older Priest   The Conversion   1925-2003
Robert Donley     Ben         The Old Man      1911-2004
John Randolph     Frank Costanza  The Handicap Spot   1915-2004
Fred Pinkard        Newsstand Guy     The Dinner Party  1920-2004
                   (also Old Man in The Andrea Doria)
Barney Martin     Morty Seinfeld     Various    1923-2005

"mavman" wrote in news:1111673719.435712.238540 @o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com:

I read about Barney's death last night. He was excellent as Morty Seinfeld.

"Uncle Vince" wrote in message news:4242ea06.0@databoy...

He was excellent, and he also told Helen that those were kulats.

What about the surgeon from "The Junior Mint"? ("These can be very refreshing") Haven't seen him in anything new since he sliced that fat bastard up.

Come to think of it - What about the fat bastard himself? Haven't seen 'him' around lately, either. He can't still be living off of George's triangle money. Just where the hell is HE?

Still buying my "Twix" bars by the elevenses, I remain,

Mssr. Gagnon

"Jeff Gagnon" wrote in message news:[email]...

Doc's real name is Victor Raider-Wexler. He did a lot of Everybody Loves Raymond, along with Len Lesser (uncle Leo).

Wexlers recent credits (SINCE Seinfeld):

Numb3rs - Eddie Zarkarian - Counterfeit Reality (2005) House - Judge Winter - DNR (2005) Committed - Ivar - The Pilot Episode (2005) NYPD Blue - Judge Kolisch - I Like Ike (2004) NYPD Blue - Judge Kolisch - My Dinner With Andy (2004) Boston Legal - Dr. Bender - Still Crazy After All These Years (2004) Oliver Beene - - Kissing Babies (2004) Crossing Jordan - Maury - Revealed (2004) Oliver Beene - - Ward Have Mercy (2004) Eve - - Party All The Time (2004) Everybody Loves Raymond - Stan - Debra at the Lodge (2004) The King of Queens - Kaplan - Eggsit Strategy (2003) The King of Queens - Kaplan - Affidavit Justice (2003) Angel - Magnus Hainsley - Just Rewards (2) (2003) Everybody Loves Raymond - Stan - The Bachelor Party (2003) The King of Queens - Kaplan - Clothes Encounter (2003) Oliver Beene - Carl The Super - Dancing Beene (2003) Sabrina, the Teenage Witch - Judge Naked Truth - In Sabrina We Trust (2003) Reba - Cranky Old Man - Cookies for Santa (2002) The West Wing - Bernie - Process Stories (2002) Judging Amy - Dr. Norwood - Cause For Alarm (2002) The King of Queens - Mr. Kaplan - Mammary Lane (2002) Everybody Loves Raymond - Stan - Who Am I? (2002) Everybody Loves Raymond - Stan - Pet the Bunny (2002) The King of Queens - Mr. Kaplan - Eddie Money (2002) Dharma & Greg - Marty Hoffman - The Parent Trap (2002) Dharma & Greg - Leo - This Diamond Ring (2002) Everybody Loves Raymond - Stan - The Skit (2002) The Tick - The Great Stanistoff - The Tick vs. Justice (2002) Inside Schwartz - Richard [Rabbi Hermann] - Play-Action Fake Boyfriend (2001) The King of Queens - Mr. Kaplan - No Retreat (2001) Two Guys and a Girl - Captain Shaw - The Internet Show (2001) DAG - Senator Courtney - Off the Record (a.k.a. The Not-So-Secret Service) (2001) Three Sisters - Dr. Meltzer - The Dry Spell (2001) Two Guys and a Girl - Fire Chief - Give Mommy a Kiss (2001) Two Guys and a Girl - Fire Chief - The Satanic Curses (2000) Two Guys and a Girl - Fire Chief - Another Moving Script (2000) Two Guys and a Girl - Fire Chief - Love Shack (2000) Two Guys and a Girl - Fire Chief - Two Guys, a Girl and a Bachelorette (2000) Two Guys and a Girl - Fire Chief - War Stories (2000) Two Guys and a Girl - Fire Chief - Feast or Fireman (2000) Everybody Loves Raymond - Stan - Prodigal Son (2000) Family Law - Philip Reston - Holt vs. Holt (1999) Stark Raving Mad - Nicholas [Renska's Father] - Sometimes a Fritter Is Just a Fritter (1999) Everybody Loves Raymond - Stan - You Bet (1999) The Jamie Foxx Show - Mayor Dardon - Fire and Desire (2) (1999) Everybody Loves Raymond - Stan - Frank's Tribute (1999)

He's been busy

On 24 Mar 2005 06:15:19 -0800, mavman wrote:

I have seen every episode, save two or three, so many times. Yet whenever this list of those who have passed away comes up here I can barely recall a third of the mentioned characters.

There is mentioned two different "Mah-Jongg Ladies" from "The Garage" episode. I have watched that episode 3 - 4 times only since the DVD's came out, a few months ago. But I can not recall any "Mah-Jongg Ladies".

This prompts the question; how many characters where there in The Seinfeld show all together? A rough estimate would be fine.

Lars Stockholm

In article , [email] says...

Add this list to regular cast and there's a pretty good estimate... http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0098904/guests

There are three in season 4's "The Handicap Spot."

They're playing Estelle at the Costanza's.

from <http://membres.lycos.fr/tnguym/Scripts/TheHandicapSpot.html>:

[George's parents' house]

Frank: Eight years have I had this car. Not a scratch on it! Eight years!

(Estelle is playing Mah-Jongg with the ladies)

Frank: A beautiful Mercury! I special-ordered that bench seat!

George: Dad, that other car cut us off! They had swastikas all over it... They were hurling racial epithets at us... I could have been killed!

Estelle: (to Frank) I told you not to give it to him!

Frank: (to George) You know, my insurance doesn't cover this? The whole thing is a total loss!

Mah-Jongg lady: Frank, the important thing is, he didn't get hurt!

Frank: No it isn't!

Mah-Jongg lady: So what are you doing now, Georgie?

George: I'm uh... writing a pilot for NBC...

Frank: Where the hell is my paper?

Mah-Jongg lady: You're writing a pilot?

Estelle: With his friend, Jerry Seinfeld... the comedian...

Mah-Jongg lady: So what's it about?

George: Well, Jerry's car gets hit and the other driver doesn't have any insurance, so the judge sentences him to be Jerry's butler.

Mah-Jongg ladies: This is the same situation! Frank, maybe you ought to make him your butler!

• Mark