FDR-A Nastier Newman?

S09E08 The BetrayalliveNov 21, 1997the next day5 posts by 5 postersalt.tv.seinfeld
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Fans discuss whether FDR, a character from the episode, is truly evil or just getting revenge on Kramer, with most finding his rock-in-snowball move nasty but understandable given their conflict.

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FDR is a great character! He should appear in more episodes. He is like the truly evil dark side of Newman. Perhaps he and Newman should get together and really cause some trouble!

Newman's long lost twin brother that was lost at birth?

--==> Scott <==-- [email] wrote in message ... >FDR is a great character! He should appear in more episodes. He is like the

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I dunno if FDR was truly evil. He had a genuine grievance against Kramer, and he seemed satisfied with the deal they cut. But putting a rock inside the snowball was a nasty touch, so maybe he is evil after all.

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Nobody mentioned it yet, but any Comedy Central "Who's line is it anyway?" fans might recognize FDR as Mike McShain, one of the funniest impromptu comedians that show had ever seen.

As far as FDR being evil because he put a rock in the snowball,
well, didn't Kramer wet down his snowball to make it harder?
Maybe a little evil lurks inside all of us.
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Dave wrote:

He also played the monk (or was that Fryer Tuck?) in the movie "Robin Hood".