Did anyone notice that when Kramer knocks on FDR's door the first time his lollipop is almost gone, then the next scene (earlier) has it a little bigger, then a little bigger, then finally it is a brand new lollipop!
Kramer's lollipop----ingenious!
Fans praise the lollipop prop gimmick in the backwards-told episode where Kramer's lollipop grows progressively larger in earlier scenes, noting the difficulty of coordinating the prop for the effect.
Duh. What would you expect? In case you didn't notice, the show was done backwards.
Jack
On Fri, 21 Nov 1997, Casey M. Campbell wrote:
YES!! That lollipop gimmick with Kramer had me rolling on the floor! It kept getting bigger, and the second to last time, it seemed like you knew how big it was originally, but then when you saw it the last time, it was HUGE!!! Very silly and hilarious! :)
-S.T.
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Casey M. Campbell wrote:
I heard from one of the guys that I work with who works with the propmaster, Stan Ascough, that the lollipop scene was rather difficult to shoot. The director shot much of the episode in its sequence as we saw it. They only had two lollipops to use as props. So they had to use them judiciously to get the right effect. It was a great sight gag.
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