Question about 1/29 ep SPOILER (was:Re: Seinfeld Schedule thru 2/6)

S09E13 The CartoonretroJan 27, 19982 days before it aired4 posts by 4 posters
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RobBeast

From: [email] (Dave) Date: Mon, Jan 26, 1998 3:42 PM Message-id:

In , [email] (Dave) wrote:

Yup. Also played the director of the Shakespeare play (wanted Richard Dreyfus to play Richard III as gay) in "The Goodbye Girl" (with Marcia Mason well before "Frasier") Rob

Yes, and also the kooky painter on "Sesame Street" who wanted to paint a single digit everywhere he went, but usually missed his target. ("I'm going to make a seven...oops!")

ryanRobBeast

On 27 Jan 1998 01:45:44 GMT, [email] (RobBeast) wrote:

:From: [email] (Dave) :Date: Mon, Jan 26, 1998 3:42 PM :Message-id: : :In , [email] (Dave) wrote: :

: :Yup. Also played the director of the Shakespeare play (wanted Richard Dreyfus :to play Richard III as gay) in "The Goodbye Girl" (with Marcia Mason well :before "Frasier") :---------

:"We're trying to have a civilization here!"

also played a funny bit part as a hotel desk clerk (something to that effect) in "This is Spinal Tap"

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An actress (Kathy Griffin) turns Jerry's criticism of her talent into a one-woman show; Kramer stops talking after he offends George with a comment about his girlfriend (Tracy Nelson); Elaine struggles to understand a cartoon in The New Yorker.<<

**I remember seeing Kathy Griffen on a talk show reading a letter from Jerry Seinfeld to her..I forgot the story ,,maybe someone here can enlighten me/us as to what it was... I think it was a ref to Jerry in her stand up act.....**

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