Fridays cast on Seinfeld

Dec 6, 19972 posts by 2 postersalt.tv.seinfeld
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How many of the Fridays cast actually has made it to Seinfeld, in one way, shape, or form? Has the amazing Blankfield ever done a cameo, or voiceover, on Seinfeld? (Or maybe he never really got along with Larry David?)

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Matthew Montchalin wrote:

It appears that Blankfield, John Roarke (who did the best Reagan impersonation on TV during that time) and Rich "Sniglets" Hall are the only "Fridays" regulars that never made it to a guest appearance on Seinfeld. For what it's worth, Rich Hall is the only performer who was on "Fridays" and "SNL."

As much as I love the adorable Melanie Chartoff, the best ex-"Fridays" guest spot has to be Bruce Mahler's deliberate-speaking, loose-lipped rabbi, who blabbed to neighbors about Elaine's loneliness. Those who watched "Fridays" also remember his martial-artist rabbi schtick ("MATZOI!")

Now...the "amazing Blankfield?" To me, the amazing thing about Blankfield is that he was the only member of the cast to get a movie--that is, if you can call "Jekyll and Hyde...Together Again" a movie. What an abomination. At least, for example, Greg Kinnear's movies are just dull--"Jekyll" was a sophomoric monstrosity that suggests the cocaine-and-sex culture the movie lampooned was well researched by the fillmmakers.

DLC