Seinfeld Pilot

I had the opportunity to watch the Seinfeld pilot on my local station the other day, and compared with new episodes this season. All I have to say is "WOW". Things have changed so much. George has become more neurotic, Kramer has become more eccentric (to put it lightly), and Jerry, is, well, Jerry. And who was Lars Turlington? Was it the coffee shop waitress? Gee, it must suck to be dropped form what becam a huge success.

Maybe you didn't see the real pilot, or you just made a little mistake, but did you notice that there was no Kramer. Michael Richards was there, but his name was something like Hurlending, or whatever. Niraj Agarwalla wrote in message ...

Gee,

In , "Barney" writes:

Jerry referred to his neighbor as Kessler in the pilot.
Negotiations were still under way, and Kenny (the real Kramer)
had not yet given permission to use his name, so they
used Kessler.
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Lee Garlington was the waitress in "The Seinfeld Chronicles". How did you got Lars Turlington out of that?

Niraj Agarwalla wrote in message ...

pilot on my local station the

season. All I have to say

has become more neurotic,

lightly), and Jerry, is, well,

coffee shop waitress? Gee,

success.

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other day, and compared with new episodes this >season. All I have to say is "WOW". Things have changed so >much. George has become more neurotic, Kramer has become >more eccentric (to put it lightly), and Jerry, is, well, Jerry. And >who was Lars Turlington? Was it the coffee shop waitress? Gee,

Yes, the waitress might be dubbed "The Pete Best of `Seinfeld.'"