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Seinfeld

I actually named my daughter Mulva.

Well, I wanted to, but my wife, the big party pooper, wouldn't let me.
I can only think that people who don't like Seinfeld just don't like sit-coms in general.
I just recently discovered Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Its pretty awesome as well.
I think Larry David is pretty much like that in real like.
I read one interview with Ted Danson, who is Larry's buddy, that he's terrified to go out to dinner with him.
Larry David is number one on my list of celebrities I would like to meet.

I agree. And I think Curb Your Enthusiasm is definitely about Larry David's real life. That guy is unbelievably hilarious!
 
Library cop
Ah man...I wanted to be the first to post this! The hard-boiled library detective was hilarious!

I also liked the one with Brody, Kramer's tough-guy friend who forced Jerry to videotape movies for pirating ("I got another project for you. It's a movie called Cry Cry Again. I was gonna give it to one of my other guys, but it's an arty movie and quite frankly, they don't have the sensibility.")



EDIT: That's the same one with Elaine's horrific dancing. "Seinfeld" always gives you more for your viewing pleasure!
 
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Ah man...I wanted to be the first to post this! The hard-boiled library detective was hilarious!

I also liked the one with Brody, Kramer's tough-guy friend who forced Jerry to videotape movies for pirating ("I got another project for you. It's a movie called Cry Cry Again. I was gonna give it to one of my other guys, but it's an arty movie and quite frankly, they don't have the sensibility.")



EDIT: That's the same one with Elaine's horrific dancing. "Seinfeld" always gives you more for your viewing pleasure!

'It's a legitimate business.'
'It's illegal.'
'It's a business.'