wow! i just saw something

some of you might have noticed this already in the engagement(111) jerry goes to the movies and sees some action movie he comes out talking about the movie the guy he's talking with is the same guy that's in the puerto rican day (176) as the maroon gulf - golf the guy jerry fights with anyone notice this? peace

Yeah, they've done this with a few actors....

Frogive me, but I can't remember exact names and episodes right now.....but I'll describe them for ya...

Jake Jarmell was also the cop in L.A. in "The Trip" eating Milano cookies....

George's girlfriend who doesn't care if he drapes himself in velvet is also the woman who is his boss at the Bra company and she's offended when he feels her material on her suit jacket...

The blonde Nazi in "the Limo" is also Jerry's girlfriend who refuses his apple pie (also, poppie's daughter)

anymore??

--tracy

yea the girl who elaine tried to endorse as worthy to adopt a child in the yada yada episode played on the short lived sitcom ned and stacey. it starred the mechanic from wings and this lady as a couple who faked a marriage. They're showing reruns on USA mornings

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that had nothing to do with the question, but thanks. She is also on Will and Grace now.

Debra Messing [email] wrote in message ...

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Yeppir. That actor is Jerry's good "real-life" friend, standup comedian Mario Joyner.

that guy's funny he was like get me a diet doctor pepper jackass lol!

That kid who was acting on that soap opera that Mickey was standing in for was the same kid who was sick in the hospital that had the card signed by the Yankees.

Here's another one. Marlene (the cashier with the thick Southern accent who started dating Jerry right after George broke up with her) from "The Ex-Girlfriend" is played by the same actress as the Monk's waitress George dates in "The Soup".

WOW! You're right, I never noticed that! I'm ashamed of myself!

Keith Davenport wrote:

FROM THE FAQ (looks like they missed Mario though)
=======================================
         Carol Leifer was a bank teller in "The Invitations" and a
receptionist in
        "The Kiss Hello".

        Kate Mulligan played a party guest in "The Baby Shower" and the
unwed
        mother, Sheri, in "The Hot Tub".

        Christine Dunford played Natasha, the saleswoman, in "The Pie", and
also
        played Leslie, the pregnant woman, in "The Baby Shower".

        Christa Miller played Ellen in "The Sniffing Accountant" and Paula
in
        "The Doodle".

Tracy Kolis played Marlene in "The Ex-Girlfriend" and Kelly in "The Soup".

        Suzanne Snyder played Eva, the neo-nazi in "The Limo", and Poppy's
        daughter Audrey in "The Pie".

        Frank Piazza played a coffee shop customer in "Male Unbonding", and
the
        cop who busts Jerry for soliciting in "The Stranded".

        Michael Mitz played the man  on the phone in "The Chinese
Restaurant"
        and the hand model photographer in "The Puffy Shirt".

Reuven Bar played a Peterman reality tour participant in "The Muffin

Tops" and Shlomo (the guy who helps George procure the video game in

"The Frogger").

        Peggy Lane O'Rourke played the nurse in "The Suicide", a bystander
in
        "The Parking Spot", a waitress in "The Face Painter", a waitress in
"The
        Friars Club", and a waitress in "The Foundation".

        Norman Brenner played a clerk in "The Deal", Beder in "The Tape", a
guy
        at the airport in "The Limo",  a passerby in "The Doodle", Ian in
"The
        Wig Master",and a tour taker in "the Muffin Tops", a news reporter
in
        "The Trip(2)".

        Marty Rackham played a police officer (the one with the Milanos on
the
        dashboard) in "The Trip(2)", and Jake Jarmel in "The Sniffing
        Accountant", "The Opposite" and "The Scofflaw".

        Lauren Bowles, (JLD's half-sister) played a waitress in "The Big
        Salad",  "The Pledge Drive", "The Foundation", "The English
Patient",
        "The Summer of George", "The Reverse Peephole", and "The Bookstore",

Tucker Smallwood was the guy who drove the Mercedes George wanted to

        spit on in "The Parking Garage", he played one of the Tony award
winners
        in "The Summer of George", and he was the photographer at the roast
in
        "The Pen".

        David Blackwood, perhaps the most prolific 'no name' on Seinfeld
played
        a party goer in "The Robbery", Stan in "the Apartment", the
interviewer
        in "The Nose Job",  the doorman in "The Cheever Letters", the
security
        guard in "The Handicap Spot", the hotel clerk in "The Marine
Biologist",
        and Beck in "The Gymnast",

        Bob Shaw played Paul in "The Pilot(1)" and "The Pilot(2)" and he
played
        a cab driver in "The Scofflaw" and "The Understudy".  He's also a
script
        writer who co-wrote "The Tape" and "The Chaperone",

WOW! Did you get all this from a webpage? I'm impressed!