what about Newman's mail truck catching fire because of the sewing machine Elaine dropped on the road, which ignited the paint thinner that Kramer spilled? Newman shouting "Oh the humanity!" gets me every time.
The fact that Jason Alexander only memorized but NEVER rehearsed, "The sea was angry that day my friends..." biologist speech is makes it even more amazing! What we are seeing is a first take.
It's older than me and I've already watched the show from beginning to end 3 times and now I'm just watching clips from it on RUclips, the new stuff can't hold a candle to Seinfeld
13:53 - Frank: "No breaks. I feel reborn! Like a phoenix rising . . . from Arizona!" How have I always missed this line until just now? Ladies and gentlemen, the great Jerry Stiller.
I also love the meshing of the story lines of The Jimmy - George selling Jimmy's training shoes but is suspected of selling stolen Yankees equipment, Kramer attends the dinner to benefit the mentally challenged and becomes guest of honor, serenaded by Mel Torme.
One of the greatest aspects of Seinfeld’s writing was their ability to weave together several seemingly disparate storylines, all within the span of a 30-minute runtime!
So many writers behind the scenes worked their asses off for countless hours along with Jerry and Larry to make this show about so-called nothing phenomenal
@@ChaossX77 No he isn't. The studios forced them to get other writers who could write plots, because Larry insisted on just doing 'The Chinese Restaurant' style episodes where they just stand around having boring conversations. That's why Season 1 and 2 have the worst episodes. Seinfeld was on the verge of being cancelled because of Larry David. Fortunately he left after Season 6, because he didn't have the talent to contribute to the new and improved style. That's why Season 7 and 8 have most of the classic masterpiece episodes. Unfortunately, Larry came back for the finale. Oh well.
The hidden gem here is that Frank was already old when he was a military cook, and his dramatic storytelling, "i sent 16 of my own men to the latrines that night".
I was like 7-10 yrs old watching this for the first time with my parents(they were cool like that) when all these eps came out. A lot of the jokes went right over my head. The good thing is, rewatching it now 20 yrs later is like seeing it for the first time, and actually getting all the jokes and double entendres lol.
This video absolutely proves what ALL Seinfeld Fans have always known....The Show About Nothing was actually The Show About Everything! 33 years and this Gift Keeps giving....another Festivus Miracle! Cheers From Ohio To ALL The Fellow Groupies!
I know it wasn’t really intertwined with another storyline but I’m shocked and chagrined Kramer’s interrogation of George in the attempt to guess his ATM code wasn’t included. THE best writing in the history of sitcoms. “Uhh…what kind of man are you? Well you’re weak…spineless…a man of temptations.”
No he isn't. The studios forced them to get other writers who could write plots, because Larry insisted on just doing 'The Chinese Restaurant' style episodes where they just stand around having boring conversations. That's why Season 1 and 2 have the worst episodes. Seinfeld was on the verge of being cancelled because of Larry David. Fortunately he left after Season 6, because he didn't have the talent to contribute to the new and improved style. That's why Season 7 and 8 have most of the classic masterpiece episodes. Unfortunately, Larry came back for the finale. Oh well.
They said the response from the audience...they had to do multiple retakes. Jason had a line vutvMike said (like with Jerry Stiller with the metal pole "just drag it in! The sound is the punchline!" He said that abou the physical comedy..the ball would say it all!
My personal favourite is the seasonal peaches, apartment flea infestation, Elaine's job interview, and Jerry's parents being in town ALL coincided to make Kramer lose his sense of taste. The moment I burst out laughing is: S: "How long were you in there?" K: "Three hours! I was reading this manuscript I couldn't put it down!"
The first time when George pulled out the golf ball I lost it, I just lost it!!!! I had to mention the "first time," because we all have seen it dozens of times...😂😂😂
And that stunned look on Kramer face, even a few seconds before George takes out the Tileist. He already put it all together when hearing there was something in the blowhole.
These are all very good, but for me the ULTIMATE weave for me has always been when Elaine hauls garbage in Jerry's car because she was ordering food out of the Janitors closet, and he wanted to prove to a girl garbage in his car didn't bother him. I lose it every time when she nods to George who is jackhammering on a pothole. She swerves around the luxurious wide lanes on the highway losing and old sewing machine which catches on Newman's mail truck and precedes to ignite a fiery blaze of the paint thinner Kramer spilt all over the road. Genius writing in my opinion.
'Old Man in the Sea', or 'Moby Dick'. I should have actually read the required reading in High School. Cliff Notes did not cover this. Same with Shakespeare. Ugh, who would have thought this would come up later in life? Much like Algebra!
You know how brilliant it is for the scenario to go in the direction of "George you're obviously lying anyone can see that" instead of coming up with another plot device.
These are good. But by far the best episode for interwoven storylines is "The Merv Griffin Show". In that episode the story lines of all four of the characters are resolved with the final scene. There is Kramer and his Merv Griffin set, Jerry and the woman with the toys, Elaine and the "sidler" and George with the handicapped squirrel. It is genius.
Larry David is a genius! What he was very good at.. was figuring out how all four main characters.. somehow, their four individual plots.. flowed into one main plot.
There was an episode in season 2, I think, where George wasn't featured. Jason Alexander cornered Larry David and told him that unless he was essential to every single episode from that point on, he would walk from the show
@@Kanovskiy Jason was afraid of eventually being kicked out of the show if needed (budget cut, for example), not being indispensable... he was right, just read the tons of stupid comments eager to compare one actor with another like if the four of them weren't indispensable for the show's success.
Larry AND JERRY PLUS THE WRITERS... this cult of Larry David is so stupid, both Larry and Jerry themselves are the first to admit it was a collective effort. Like every cult, their members are blind.
No he isn't. The studios forced them to get other writers who could write plots, because Larry insisted on just doing 'The Chinese Restaurant' style episodes where they just stand around having boring conversations. That's why Season 1 and 2 have the worst episodes. Seinfeld was on the verge of being cancelled because of Larry David. Fortunately he left after Season 6, because he didn't have the talent to contribute to the new and improved style. That's why Season 7 and 8 have most of the classic masterpiece episodes. Unfortunately, Larry came back for the finale. Oh well.
I can tell ya I listen to this golf ball story 100x, and I still laugh, the comedy is so well played together with each story working in the end together it's genius... you can just find this gold anymore. I watch this stuff and pray to the TV Gods that one day it may come back. They bring everything else back, we need the Seinfeld and the slow paced stories (none of this fast editing crap) it'll make gold Jerry gold!
I like how they always made them wear white socks. They weren’t the type to wear black socks intentionally they were just sensible about what they wore.
Jerry Stiller was a comedic genius. He made the character of Frank Costanza. His portrayal made it so easy to see why George was so “dysfunctional”. His setup for Jason Alexander to play off of made George the memorable character that he was. I miss the old school comedic actors that could make us laugh with just a look. When they’re given great material to work with on top of that talent, well that’s when comedy magic takes place. To me it was so amazing how the small background characters could set up the main characters to be so memorable.
The fact that Jason Alexander did the scene in the restaurant about saving the whale with only one take, and no rehearsal shows have extremely talented he is!!!! That was an Emmy winning performance, without the "Emmy." SMH...🤔
I love how 1. Frank thinks the reason his men got sick is due to too much seasoming vs feeding them spoiled meat lol 2. The fatigues guy we thought had PTSD triggered Frank's real PTSD
It was easy to see why Jerry Stiller was one of the greatest comedians of all time. and Ben Stiller is a case of the apple not falling far from the tree.
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I love how Frank blames the overseasoning and not the fact that he served meat that was 3 weeks expired
what about Newman's mail truck catching fire because of the sewing machine Elaine dropped on the road, which ignited the paint thinner that Kramer spilled? Newman shouting "Oh the humanity!" gets me every time.
Yeah that was hilarious
The “Oh the Humanity” is a nod to news man Herbert Morrison who said that when he witnessed the Hindenburg explosion…
@@hertzair1186 yes
The horror.
Just reading it made me crack up again.
Larry David yelling off camera, “is anyone here a marine biologist?” Lmao 🤣
You can hear him laughing in the scene before that.
@@Zwei4815 They had fun before, during and after filming. We get to enjoy only 1/3 of that ;)
Save the whale George, for me.
We need a shirt that says “Fish Mammal Whatever”
@@jaya1000 yes I always wonder if George got lucky after that
Kramers face when he pulls out the golf ball, gets me everytime
😂😂 I was just thinking that!!
why don't we drive out to Rockaway... holds there for a moment, and then UHHHHG....
That face too...
And George's subtle nod after Kramer asks, "What is that, a Titleist?" 🤣
Omg was gonna say d same!!!😅
And how Kramer waits for the audience to stop laughing before he reacts vocally.
Why didn't Jason Alexander win an Emmy for his Marine Biologist speech alone?
This “Emmy” comment is the equivalent of the “He never had the makings of a varsity athlete” comment on Sopranos videos
Acting without acting
My favorite episode
Idk how the cast kept a straight face during the outburst from Jason Alexander ctfu, pure gold!
What a superb story.
13:53 - "I'm reborn, like a Phoenix, rising... from Arizona."
Great line, I think I've missed it until now.
The fact that Jason Alexander only memorized but NEVER rehearsed, "The sea was angry that day my friends..." biologist speech is makes it even more amazing!
What we are seeing is a first take.
His name's Jason Alexander, Jason and Alexander is his 1 man law-firm.
@@heatherperleberg7816 I thought it was Kroger smoothing Industries
@@Eric31477 *Kruger. Sometimes Couger.
He is Pensky material
What an absolute genius
I just love how they didn't even bother getting a younger actor or making Frank Costanza look younger for the 1950 flashback 🤣
They should have used his son, Ben...🤔
That was so funny!!!!!
@@keithbannister9271 ... who impregnated Pauline
Right?? They didn’t try at all 😂 just put a hat on ‘em! call ‘em a boy! 😂😂
Always Sunny stole that bit
Is anyone here a marine biologist?
The sea was angry that day my friends,like an old men trying to send back soup in a Deli. Epic line 🤣🤣🤣
And the way Larry voice asking for a marine biologist! 😂😂
"No Soup for You!" 😂 ✌️
Kramer’s “what is that a Titleist?” with the voice crack is gold
Jerry correcting it from Fish to Mammal is one of the best parts
Whatever
Whatever😂
33 years and we're all still watchin it
It's older than me and I've already watched the show from beginning to end 3 times and now I'm just watching clips from it on RUclips, the new stuff can't hold a candle to Seinfeld
@@playtoearnmeta you ain't lion
My brother & I still watch it, text or call each other during some episodes, reference the show in our daily lives, etc. Great Show!
God almighty 33 years that is a damn long time ago
My brother & I will sit watch them too. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
13:53 - Frank: "No breaks. I feel reborn! Like a phoenix rising . . . from Arizona!"
How have I always missed this line until just now? Ladies and gentlemen, the great Jerry Stiller.
I also love the meshing of the story lines of The Jimmy - George selling Jimmy's training shoes but is suspected of selling stolen Yankees equipment, Kramer attends the dinner to benefit the mentally challenged and becomes guest of honor, serenaded by Mel Torme.
The Gum has always been my favourite storyline.....
bossfan49-forgot how funny that episode was!!!Mel Torme was incredible!!!🤣😂😅
One of the greatest aspects of Seinfeld’s writing was their ability to weave together several seemingly disparate storylines, all within the span of a 30-minute runtime!
Just like Curb does. Larry David is a genius.
So many writers behind the scenes worked their asses off for countless hours along with Jerry and Larry to make this show about so-called nothing phenomenal
Yep. Before Larry left anyway. Seasons 8band 9 didn't really seem to do that.
@@ChaossX77 No he isn't. The studios forced them to get other writers who could write plots, because Larry insisted on just doing 'The Chinese Restaurant' style episodes where they just stand around having boring conversations. That's why Season 1 and 2 have the worst episodes. Seinfeld was on the verge of being cancelled because of Larry David. Fortunately he left after Season 6, because he didn't have the talent to contribute to the new and improved style. That's why Season 7 and 8 have most of the classic masterpiece episodes. Unfortunately, Larry came back for the finale. Oh well.
One of the best, most witty and clever TV comedies ever.
A perfect storm of comedy….nothing has ever come close to this
Notice how George says 1:44 “you know I always wanted to pretend to be an architect ” rather than I always wanted to be an architect 😂
The hidden gem here is that Frank was already old when he was a military cook, and his dramatic storytelling, "i sent 16 of my own men to the latrines that night".
I was like 7-10 yrs old watching this for the first time with my parents(they were cool like that) when all these eps came out. A lot of the jokes went right over my head. The good thing is, rewatching it now 20 yrs later is like seeing it for the first time, and actually getting all the jokes and double entendres lol.
This is awesome. I've always thought this kind of story-writing was the biggest reason why Seinfeld was such a masterpiece.
Kramer kicking the golf clubs......
"I STINK"😂
This video absolutely proves what ALL Seinfeld Fans have always known....The Show About Nothing was actually The Show About Everything! 33 years and this Gift Keeps giving....another Festivus Miracle! Cheers From Ohio To ALL The Fellow Groupies!
That’s for sure. Makes me laugh continuously!!! 😂👍❤️lol have a great afternoon. 😁
I have tried weining myself off of Seinfeld. Always come back
@@johnwipf9499 Never the Best Jerry the Best 👍😁📺
@@johnwipf9499 LOLOLOL....it's one addiction I embrace! Cheers John
The longer I live, the more it makes sense.
I know it wasn’t really intertwined with another storyline but I’m shocked and chagrined Kramer’s interrogation of George in the attempt to guess his ATM code wasn’t included. THE best writing in the history of sitcoms. “Uhh…what kind of man are you? Well you’re weak…spineless…a man of temptations.”
"You're a portly fellow..."
Oh, you may stray, but you'll always return to your dark master- the cocoa bean!
@@fromthehaven94 If you could, you'd guzzle it by the gallon!
Only the purest syrup nectar can satisfy you! If you could, you’d guzzle it by the gallon!
chagrined really ??bemused , perhaps ..perturbed and maybe disgruntled but i doubt chagrined
Larry David is a master comic writer. This masterpiece of a show will be watched 100 years from now if humans are still on this rock.
No he isn't. The studios forced them to get other writers who could write plots, because Larry insisted on just doing 'The Chinese Restaurant' style episodes where they just stand around having boring conversations. That's why Season 1 and 2 have the worst episodes. Seinfeld was on the verge of being cancelled because of Larry David. Fortunately he left after Season 6, because he didn't have the talent to contribute to the new and improved style. That's why Season 7 and 8 have most of the classic masterpiece episodes. Unfortunately, Larry came back for the finale. Oh well.
@@CaesarCassius Who wrote the marine biologist episode? and The Contest? Aren't they the most successful episodes on the show?
They said the response from the audience...they had to do multiple retakes.
Jason had a line vutvMike said (like with Jerry Stiller with the metal pole "just drag it in! The sound is the punchline!"
He said that abou the physical comedy..the ball would say it all!
I love the Chinese Restaurant episode. @@CaesarCassius
back when Seinfeld first aired, no one knew who Larry David was, now, its funny noticing how much his voice was used.
My personal favourite is the seasonal peaches, apartment flea infestation, Elaine's job interview, and Jerry's parents being in town ALL coincided to make Kramer lose his sense of taste. The moment I burst out laughing is:
S: "How long were you in there?"
K: "Three hours! I was reading this manuscript I couldn't put it down!"
The punchline of that scene for me is Kramer saying he fixed a sandwich in the fumigated apartment.
In happier times we would talk all Friday morning at work about the previous nights episode.
yup, the truest of all Water Cooler shows
Wish I had friends to talk about Seinfeld with. Hahah
Same@@darrenmac2403
"Easy big fella" 😂
The first time when George pulled out the golf ball I lost it, I just lost it!!!! I had to mention the
"first time," because we all have seen it dozens of times...😂😂😂
Top 10 TV moment of all time. fantastic
I watch thid instead of prozac
I loose it every time
And that stunned look on Kramer face, even a few seconds before George takes out the Tileist. He already put it all together when hearing there was something in the blowhole.
These are all very good, but for me the ULTIMATE weave for me has always been when Elaine hauls garbage in Jerry's car because she was ordering food out of the Janitors closet, and he wanted to prove to a girl garbage in his car didn't bother him. I lose it every time when she nods to George who is jackhammering on a pothole. She swerves around the luxurious wide lanes on the highway losing and old sewing machine which catches on Newman's mail truck and precedes to ignite a fiery blaze of the paint thinner Kramer spilt all over the road. Genius writing in my opinion.
When Kramer adopts a highway. Hands down best interwoven storyline of all time.
"The city is gonna go ape! I don't want to lose my baby!"
Kramer and Newman crazy in the flames
"The sea was angry that day my friends."
That speech alone was worthy of an Emmy.
Like an old man returning soup at a deli 😂
“Easy by fellow”
'Old Man in the Sea', or 'Moby Dick'.
I should have actually read the required reading in High School.
Cliff Notes did not cover this. Same with Shakespeare.
Ugh, who would have thought this would come up later in life?
Much like Algebra!
🤣
You know how brilliant it is for the scenario to go in the direction of "George you're obviously lying anyone can see that" instead of coming up with another plot device.
The mail room guy is an old friend from high school, Ned Bellamy, a very nice guy and obviously a great actor.
I love how Elaine almost came out of character when George said " I said easy, big fella! "
Almost ruined the take.
That the George whale diner scene was one take, with Jason having like 5 min to learn the lines…such a pro
The marine biologist is perfect writing 😂😂
Happy Birthday to one of the greatest comedy shows of all time.
SEINFELD IS THE GREATEST SITCOM OF ALL TIME!!!!
TV is your life apparently.
July 5 is my uncle's birthday, which is Seinfeld (the show)'s, birthday. And my uncle was born on July 5 1964 to be exact.
@@Kat.Evangeline14 TV is many people's lives!! 😂
It's like the more you watch these kinds of scenes, the more you appreciate them.
"the sea was angry that day, my friends" gets me every time
I just used that line two days ago.
These interwoven episodes are what made Seinfeld just so supreme
Disparate story lines.
I still get goosepumps whenever I hear George's whale story
The sea was angry that day my friends
Like an old man trying to send back soup in a deli
He was ten stories high if he was a foot!
Really ?
These are good. But by far the best episode for interwoven storylines is "The Merv Griffin Show". In that episode the story lines of all four of the characters are resolved with the final scene. There is Kramer and his Merv Griffin set, Jerry and the woman with the toys, Elaine and the "sidler" and George with the handicapped squirrel. It is genius.
Walters John-I loved this one too!!!!loved that set and the commercial breaks!!!😅😂🤣🙂😀🙃
The writing and acting for George's marine biologist is gold for the ages.
The concept of that & the brilliant writing is epic! A true masterpiece!
"The sea was angry that day my friends." My favorite line from the entire series.
The irony of George having to save someone’s life by giving his bank code 😂
Larry David at 2:18 calling for a marine biologist. Wow!!
Regardless of the subject matter, I start all my conversations with "The sea was angry that day my friends...."
Larry David is a genius! What he was very good at.. was figuring out how all four main characters.. somehow, their four individual plots.. flowed into one main plot.
There was an episode in season 2, I think, where George wasn't featured. Jason Alexander cornered Larry David and told him that unless he was essential to every single episode from that point on, he would walk from the show
@@NTWoo95 little man energy
@@Kanovskiy Jason was afraid of eventually being kicked out of the show if needed (budget cut, for example), not being indispensable... he was right, just read the tons of stupid comments eager to compare one actor with another like if the four of them weren't indispensable for the show's success.
Larry AND JERRY PLUS THE WRITERS... this cult of Larry David is so stupid, both Larry and Jerry themselves are the first to admit it was a collective effort.
Like every cult, their members are blind.
@@NTWoo95 No. That was Michael Richards who wasn't featured in the chinese restaurant episode who told Larry that.
I’m like a Phoenix rising from Arizona….the way Jerry Stiller says that cracks me up
Larry David is one of the greatest minds of all entertainment
No he isn't. The studios forced them to get other writers who could write plots, because Larry insisted on just doing 'The Chinese Restaurant' style episodes where they just stand around having boring conversations. That's why Season 1 and 2 have the worst episodes. Seinfeld was on the verge of being cancelled because of Larry David. Fortunately he left after Season 6, because he didn't have the talent to contribute to the new and improved style. That's why Season 7 and 8 have most of the classic masterpiece episodes. Unfortunately, Larry came back for the finale. Oh well.
Kramers face when George pulled out that golf ball lmao!
I can tell ya I listen to this golf ball story 100x, and I still laugh, the comedy is so well played together with each story working in the end together it's genius... you can just find this gold anymore. I watch this stuff and pray to the TV Gods that one day it may come back. They bring everything else back, we need the Seinfeld and the slow paced stories (none of this fast editing crap) it'll make gold Jerry gold!
"C'MON dont be a BABY!" LMAO Eliane is something!
Seinfeld is the greatest sitcom ever. hands down nothing even comes close.
Indeed.
I like how they always made them wear white socks. They weren’t the type to wear black socks intentionally they were just sensible about what they wore.
The Platoon homage made me lose it! hahahaha
That third episode will forever change how I think about Barber's Adagio for Strings.
He left his socks on when he walked into the water --- LOL
How funny because the Marine Biologist episode was on Comedy Central earlier today!
Jerry thought quickly of what they talked about last and assigned it to George
Lowering the cholesterol in whales
I've watched these episodes a number of times.... and they never get old
I got covid this week and seinfled is the only thing making me feel better lol
Jerry Stiller was a comedic genius. He made the character of Frank Costanza. His portrayal made it so easy to see why George was so “dysfunctional”. His setup for Jason Alexander to play off of made George the memorable character that he was. I miss the old school comedic actors that could make us laugh with just a look. When they’re given great material to work with on top of that talent, well that’s when comedy magic takes place. To me it was so amazing how the small background characters could set up the main characters to be so memorable.
Would be funny if Ben Stiller done his father role in Korea. 😂😂
he overseasoned bad meat, lol
Great thought, totally agree. I think if Ben were a bigger actor at the time than he was, they might've done that
This show makes me happy. 😄👍❤️
Happy 33rd Anniversary Seinfeld!you are in the tapestry of my funny life!!😂🤣😊😄😉😅😁
Is it a Titleist? Oh my gosh, crying laughing. Man that episode’s one of my all time faves. So many other great ones too!!
The whale story part by Jason Alexander at the restaurant was done in one take without any rehearsals.
One of my most precious memories.
Watching the 9 seasons of this masterpiece on my 27 inch
RCA that weighed 27O pounds😂
I love when Brian Doyle Murray yells, "Kramer" Reminds of of Groundhog Day.
Someone recognizing Kramer on the back of the truck always gets me "hey kramer!!!" " HEYYYY!"
I just love love these lil Seinfeld Snippets! Terrific and Hilarious!! Keep em coming, PLEASE!😁😃😀😂😄😊
@7:30 ha....never knew they showed the Ghostbusters firehouse on Seinfeld.
...like an old man trying to send back soup in a deli
The sea was angry that day my friends
I often hear while at the beach Is anyone here a marine biologist?
Good job 👏🏻
Such amazing writing, amazing acting, amazing everything! Just a perfect show!
"Like an old man taking soup back at a deli"- perfect!
They were the best writers ever involved in that show!!
George Castanza is the best he makes Seinfeld so hilarious
Every episode was interwoven. That's what made them so great. Like one big long joke
Please whoever uploads this videos, do not mention how old the series is, it make us feel old for those who watch it on tv back in the day
I wS 16 years old when this show came out and thank goodness I liked it right away 🤣🤣🤣
George should've just become a marine biologist
You mean an architect
I thought engineers design railroad tracks?
Can’t believe the face painter wasn’t included here. It has like 3 intertwining stories
It's the playoffs. Gotta let 'em know you're out there. ALRIGHT!! LET'S GET IT ON!!!!
@@BDUBZ49 we’re the devillls. The devilllls!!! Yeeeeehhhh.
@@BDUBZ49 el Diablo…. Dios Mio! EL DIABLO!!!
The reveal of the golf ball may genuinely be the funniest moment in TV history.
"Is anyone here a marine biologist"
Just superb 😆
Oh the golf ball one was good, even brilliant.👏🏻
"The sea was angry that day, my friends" might be the single best opening to a monologue in sitcom history
The fact that Jason Alexander did the scene in the restaurant about saving the whale with only one take, and no rehearsal shows have extremely talented he is!!!! That was an Emmy winning performance, without the "Emmy." SMH...🤔
"Sing it sister" 🤭
9:10 - "George you're obviously LYING anyone can SEE THAT!!!!"
George’s whale saving story is like the comedy version of Quint’s USS Indianapolis story
300 Tileists went into the ocean that day, but only one came out.
George coulda just changed his PIN number 🤷♀️ and all Jerry had to say was, ‘My leg fell asleep’ 😂
Love how frank had food ptsd😂
Man Kramer & George ..
can never get enough of being aggravated by them lol
Aaam I riiight? 🤷🏽♀️😜
I feel like a Phoenix rising from Arizona 😂😂😂😂😂
I love how
1. Frank thinks the reason his men got sick is due to too much seasoming vs feeding them spoiled meat lol
2. The fatigues guy we thought had PTSD triggered Frank's real PTSD
It was easy to see why Jerry Stiller was one of the greatest comedians of all time. and Ben Stiller is a case of the apple not falling far from the tree.
😂fired with no pay! quit'