Although this is one of the classiest of the series, Jerry's acting is probably the worst, even counting the whole 8 years.
I wonder why he couldn't pay for some acting lessons. He had the money for it.
Fans praise this episode as a classic with intricate plotting and multiple well-developed subplots, though one viewer criticizes Jerry's acting performance.
Although this is one of the classiest of the series, Jerry's acting is probably the worst, even counting the whole 8 years.
I wonder why he couldn't pay for some acting lessons. He had the money for it.
In "The Switch," Jerry was dating a girl who never laughed, and wanted to get rid of her and start dating her roommate, who had a great sense of humor. The other subplots escape me.
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Michael Alexander
Alexande59 wrote:
The PLANNING scenes are works of art themselves. If that is all the episode contained it would be a great piece of work but there was so much more.
How about ... COSMO! ... that was a pretty important one. Also another Kennedy reference and Elaine's lending of Mr. Pitt's tennis racquet. George with a supposedly anorexic girl friend and Bab's sexual activity. THERE IS SO MUCH IN THAT EPISODE - it is one of the unsung gems.
refresh my memory on what this episode was about...