The Revenge

In last night's episode "The Revenge" Jerry gets revenge on the laundromat that he thinks stole his money. I found this kind of ironic because this happened to him in real life! A long time ago he had made like $1500 doing stand-up & hid the money in his hamper. He then took the clothes in the hamper to be cleaned & when he went back to the laundromat to get his money, they told him "what money?" I dont think in real life that he cemented the machines, but I found it kind of ironic how he actually does use real experiences in the show.

Heather

In article , [email] (HGLEIDT) writes:

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So a person that uses his real life experiences as a basis for his writing is your idea of irony? Sorry, no, but thanks for playing.

In article , [email] (SDGOLF) writes:

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No stupid! That's not what I meant! He said he uses his own experiences in his comedy acts not the show! The show is supposedly about how Jerry (the TV Jerry not the real Jerry) gets ideas for his act from his experiences with Elaine & the gang. I just found it kind if interesting that this time he used a REAL LIFE experience & incorporated it into something that happened to TV Jerry. In case you havent noticed...Jerry the real guy & Jerry the TV guy arent exactly the same. God, I was just sharing a story...you dont have to take everything so literal! geez!

Intelligent, well-written, sarcastic, funny... good post.