Uncanny similarity betwixt George and Chandler.

on the syndicated episode, " the apartment," george has a line that is so much like one of chanler's sayings, that i wouldn't be surprised if this show was written by the friends writers. it is when george and jerry are arguing about who is the bigger idiot at elaine's housebreaking party. "no, im the bigger idiot,""no, i am," and so on. suddenly a woman stands up and cheers the marathon runners below (the apartment overlooks the street where the event takes place) George then says,"there appears to be a new candidate" in that tone touched with sarcasm, wit , and whatever else there is in chandler's voice. I won't get into it now, but alex p keaton of family ties is also JUST LIKE chandler.

This person must not like Shakespeare because he writes in cliches.

Why must i not like Shakespeare? Because i used "betwixt?" Hey, its a great expression!

I am trying to catch up on all old shows and I have almost all of them (I think) except the one mentioned here where George and Jerry are discussing which of them are bigger idiots. That clip is shown in the hour-long 100th episode show, but I don't remember it. What else happened in that episode? Maybe it will be on some evening soon and I can catch it on tape. Thanks.