Fred Savage

S05E10 The Cigar Store IndianliveDec 15, 1993, 2:17 AM ET6 days later7 posts by 5 posters

😂 Loved it

7 posts

szDec 15, 1993, 2:17 AM ET

Kramer runs into Fred Savage in a restaurant. The whole situation of having a 50-year-old lunatic trying to give a screenplay to a 16-year-old kid (Fred Savage) who does not have the power to do anything at all with such a script was hilariously funny. I wish there were more episodes like that! Feel free to add your comments about that particular episode! Thanks! Message-ID: Organization: Concordia University News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.41

Thomas Skogestad . KjemiteknikkDec 16, 1993, 9:40 AM ET↩ sz

In article , [email] () writes:

My comment: the Norwegian translation of his name was Rick Savage!

hudginsaDec 16, 1993, 2:24 PM ET↩ sz

50? Late 30's maybe.

Roy EassaDec 16, 1993, 10:18 PM ET↩ hudginsa

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Split the difference. Early-to-mid 40s.

hudginsaDec 17, 1993, 5:53 PM ET↩ Roy Eassa

Richards yes, Kramer no.

Dan AndersonDec 16, 1993, 4:05 PM ET↩ sz

According to People magazine, Michael Richards is 46.

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hudginsaDec 17, 1993, 5:51 PM ET↩ Dan Anderson

Yes, but we're talking about Kramer here, not Michael Richards. Kramer is in his late thirties, regardless of Richards' age.

Kramer: Now come on Jerry, the masquerade is over. You're thin, late thirties, single. Jerry: So are you. Kramer: Yeah. <Kramer freaking out sound>

Proof enough? Thank you.