Did you all get the subtle joke of Putty sitting on the couch, and just staring at the wall, like on the airplane with Elaine?
I thought that was hilarious.
Marc
Fans praise David Putty's comedic performance, particularly his callback joke of staring blankly at the wall like on an airplane and his delivery of "It's a germ."
Did you all get the subtle joke of Putty sitting on the couch, and just staring at the wall, like on the airplane with Elaine?
I thought that was hilarious.
Marc
In article , "Marc Henrickson" wrote:
What else has he been in besides Seinfeld?
JG
Wasn't he on that show "Dave's World" with Harry Anderson? If not him, it was a big guy who looked a lot like him.
Yep that was him, he was also on Grace Under Fire and I'm pretty sure other sitcoms also.
In article , "Marc Henrickson" wrote:
Did you all get the subtle joke of Putty sitting on the couch, and just staring at the wall, like on the airplane with Elaine?
I thought that was hilarious.
Yes. That and "It's a germ" were my favorite moments. And, of course, when Elaine was trying to spread germs.
Germ--now THAT'S a funny word.
In , "Marc Henrickson" writes:
Puddy. Not Putty. Spell it with me, everyone: Pee You Dee Dee Why.
There. Was that so hard? -------------------------------------------- [email] (Hammer nail here--> <-- for a new monitor.) (Remove XXXX to reply to someone who doesn't care much about grammar and spelling, except where actors' and characters' names are concerned.)
Dave <[email] > wrote in article ...
writes:
Hey, professor, relax. So what if people spell names like "Puddy" and "Kramer" wrong? Get over it. Bad spelling and grammar will always be with us. Learn to live with it. Now if you don't mind, I'd like to get back to enjoying Sienfield.
In , "Fat Tuna" writes:
Ich bein ein Kraemaer.