CYE - Steinfeld?

Jan 28, 2004, 6:28 PM ET27 posts by 16 posters
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In the 4th episode of CYE, shown this week, when Larry is watching the weather channel there is a quick image of a newscaster and it looked like the name in the graphic was "Peter Steinfeld". Did anyone else notice that?

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M. E. Byeunknown

On Thu, 29 Jan 2004 00:45:29 GMT, [email] (TheNewsGuy(Mike)) wrote:

Yup! Noticed it right away!

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Stephen (aka steford)unknown

Didn't notice it. I did notice though that the episode was very weak. I think I laughed less on this Ep than any so far. I was loving the continued storyline style and particularly the "10th Anniversary present" storyline and the musical stuff and neither of them were in it all of a sudden.

unknownStephen (aka steford)

On Thu, 29 Jan 2004 11:19:24 -0000, "Stephen \(aka steford\)" wrote:

I felt the same. The situations Larry has created this year seem forced and do not precipitate innocently from his behaviour as they did in the past years. His character seems more mean and silly than before.

For example I could not accept the fact that he would want to look after the dog. Usually he should be objecting to it and have the dog forced on him some way THEN be upset when they changed their mind. I think THAT would have been funnier.

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Stephen (aka steford)unknown

True - and the photo in the pocket was a bit weird. I did like him having a go at the weatherman on the golf course though.I thought the series started well though, Eps 1 & 2 and I liked the format, Ben Stiller, the blind guy and his "model", Mel Brooks etc. But 3 and 4 were fairly poor.

osmiumStephen (aka steford)

I have HBO and I quit watching CYE. It is just the same irrational,annoying behavior by Larry week after week.

And then there was one ..... Jerry himself has not yet struck out on a TV series by himself.

unknownosmium

On Thu, 29 Jan 2004 15:20:01 -0800, "osmium" wrote:

I guess we don't count Benson. :-)

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osmiumStephen (aka steford)

Stephen (aka steford) writes:

Yes, I think I have seen all the other episodes in re-runs. It has degenerated into a show about a guy who is intentionally a totally irrational curmudgeon, week after tiresome week.

Don Cooperosmium

osmium wrote:

Is there something better on TV?

Don

osmiumDon Cooper

Don Cooper wrote:

Yes, The History Channel, Discovery Wings channel, PBS, Travel channel. Of course they aren't really TV but they are "TV like" The only current entertainment show I watch is Hope and Faith which, coincidentally, is shown on Friday night.

Actually, now that I think of it CYE is not on TV either. In any event, I would bet money this will be the last season for it.

Don Cooperosmium

osmium wrote:

Gotcha. ; )

There are no small coincidences.

How much?

Don

steve horanDon Cooper

Don Cooper wrote in message news:...

Man do I hear ya! But I thought the show got too annoying in the third season. When he got into that fight with the Nativity Scene family I mentally clicked off the show. They're in a very tedious rut. But everybody seemed to love the last season. Whatever.

Don asks...

Well... Seinfeld reruns for starters...! IMO CYE has always been deeply flawed by bad acting and a smug, self-congratulatory air that probably comes from improv considered well done.

Larry Budosmium

"osmium" wrote in message news:...

When wasn't he an irrational curmudgeon?

The show is easily the best and most clever on TV.

Funeegrl310osmium

osmium writes: << And then there was one ..... Jerry himself has not yet struck out on a TV series by himself. >> ---------------------- Ha! right. CYE is yet another failed sitcom.

It only won the Golden Globe last year for Best Comedy Series, was nominated for 10 Emmys (won for directing), is a huge hit for HBO, is loved by the critics, and HBO has said they will keep it on the air for as long as Larry David is interested in making more.

Just like Julia, Jason's and Michael Richard's shows. Great analogy, osmium!

Mark MellinFuneegrl310

In article , [email] (Funeegrl310) wrote:

Not that I quite follow your logic, but I thought I would mention:

Not only that, but it now has its own newsgroup:

alt.tv.curb-your-enthusiasm

Cheers,

Mark

Mark Mellin San Mateo Village, CA 94403-2918 USA
VinceMark Mellin

osmium!

Sarcasm mate.

Mark MellinVince

In article , "Vince" wrote:

"Pardon?"

Ah, it's clear after reading osmium's original post. Thanks.

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Mark Mellin San Mateo Village, CA 94403-2918 USA
osmiumFuneegrl310

Funeegrl310 writes:

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osmium!

Here's the deal. I am trying to predict the future, you are predicting the past. Whole 'nuther thing. What would you *expect* HBO to say? As George Burns said, (roughly): "In show business, sincerity is the big thing. Once you can fake that you've got it made".

funygrlosmium

osmium writes:

<< Here's the deal. I am trying to predict the future, you are predicting the past. Whole 'nuther thing. What would you *expect* HBO to say? As George Burns said, (roughly): "In show business, sincerity is the big thing. Once you can fake that you've got it made". >>

Osmium:

When you start twisting yourself into a pretzel in order to make your position seem logical, it might be time to re-evaluate your position. "You are predicting the past"??? What could that possibly mean?

The fact is, that by any possible definition, "CYE" is a hit show, regardless of whether or not you like it. The shows you're comparing it too, by most qualifications,were outright bombs.

And what would make you question HBO's position that they'll keep the show on as long as Larry David wants to do it? The show is a bonafide hit, wins Emmys and Golden Globes, has created countless new HBO subscribers, and is now being imitated all over the place? The recent DVD release of the first Season was one of the biggest selling releases of any full season TV series.

You want predictions for the future? Here you go: More Golden Globe awards, more Emmy awards, and a fifth season.

In the spirit of your George Burns quote, I offer another famous maxim: "Don't open your mouth and prove to everyone how ignorant you are. Keep it shut and make them wonder." ; )

-FG

Don Cooperunknown

Cosmo Kramer wrote:

He will be in the last episode this year.

ErDon Cooper

"Don Cooper" wrote in message news:[email]...

Then maybe that one will be worth watching... I find them very flat this season.

Er

Don CooperEr

Er wrote:

They grow on me. Sometimes it takes four or five viewings. Gotta love HBO On Demand.

Don

Émile Khordocunknown

Did anyone else notice the other Seinfeld references in this CYE episode? Larry's dentist had an Uncle Leo, and Larry's suede jacket was ruined by a name tag (as Jerry's was ruined by the rain).

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eightballÉmile Khordoc

"�mile Khordoc" wrote: Did anyone else notice the other Seinfeld references in this CYE

I noticed those too. Also, Larry quotes Winston Churchill "Why stand when you can sit?", as Elaine believes in reference to sitting in the bath.

Nooneeightball

In article , [email] says...

And as George said to Susan, when he saw the security guard standing in the store.