i was watching "the foundation" episode and noticed that in the opening credits alec berg was a supervising producer, and they used his name in the "face painter" episode. are there any other people that work on the show that had their names incorporated into the show?
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Stevie Koren, the foundation scholarhip recipient was named for a producer. Mr. Elinoff, the cartoon editor for The New Yorker magazine was named for a production assistant, 'Crazy' Joe Davola was named for someone else associated with NBC.
Dave (and there're others.)
Joe Mayo (The Reverse Peephole), was the Utility on the show. He was only credited in a few episodes. Also in "The Puerto Rican Day", Christine Nyhart (the woman who was showing Kramer the apartment) worked on the show as an assistant I think. Another name used is Mr. Papanickolas in "The Revenge". Pete Papanickolas was the Key Grip guy on Seinfeld.
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I think the guy who played the soup-nazi was also from the Seinfeld team. Don't know where i got it from ....
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On Mon, 29 Oct 2001 05:41:37 +0100, "Jelmer" wrote:
Larry Thomas played the Soup Nazi.
He does not seem to be involved with the show in any other way.
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Also, in the episode with the photo-store, do the man and the woman who work in the photo store re-appear at the end of the episode with the umbrellas as a doctor and a nurse in the ambulance? I have a feeling they also are part of the crew. (Forgive my vagueness)
It's a bit late, but the Soup Nazi came from a writer on Seinfeld who use to write for the Late Show with Dave Letterman. He and other workers nicknamed the guy at the shop where they got their soup The Soup Nazi. Nick D wrote in message news:[email]...
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