What's the seinfeld curse?
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All the actors had have their own show, but have all failed.\nMaybe the new show the Old Christine will take off for Julia Dryfess.....
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it was surrounding the superstition of a death cluster, but you can check episodes you've missed on: \nhttp://www.greysanatomyonline.com/episodes.php
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Greay Shows, but Seinfeld was the best of the two-\n"George likes his chicken spicy!"
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You heard right, Albert.\n\nThe pilot episode of the series was called 'The Seinfeld Chronicles.' And the actual script for that episode arrived at NBC from Castle Rock Studios with a show title that didn't even have the name Seinfeld in it: 'Stand-Up.'\n\n______________________
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The dictionary definition is\n\nExcommunication\n\nA curse: “the sound of a witch's anathemas in some unknown tongue” (Nathaniel Hawthorne).\n\nOne that is greatly reviled, loathed, or shunned: “Essentialism—a belief in natural, immutable sex differences—is anathema to postmodernists, for whom sexuality itself, along with gender, is a ‘social construct’” (Wendy Kaminer).
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In a broader sense, 'curse' is a loose synonym for blasphemy or profanity (i.e. a "curse word.") The curse is also another term for the original sin of Adam and Eve.
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Hahaha - share your pain.  While stranded up in VT over the winter, my guy and I rented a VCR and The Aristocrats to watch back at the hotel (yes, we PAID to use a VCR ick).\n\nWe were enjoying some bubbly and were a bit giddy - yet did not find it the least bit amusing.  At first we thought we were missing something - like there was something inherently funny about it, but we were missing a piece of information about the punchline.  We couldn't finish watching it!\n\nFriends of ours watched it as well and while they found it funny that Bob Sagget was talking so dirtily, there was nothing actually funny about the joke.\n\nIt's too bad, too b/c I would like to have enjoyed it, given all the hype I read about it.
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How about pretty much all of the bones in my right hand?   \n\nYears ago I was changing a flat tire on my International Truck out in the parking lot where I worked.  A buncha guys were talking to me as I was doing it.  When I was putting the new tire on, my right hand was on the top of the tire, right below the wheel well...and then the jack slipped and the truck came down crushing my hand between the tire and the truck.\n\nI don't think I've ever cursed as much in my whole life, and thank god those guys were there because they were able to lift the truck up enough to get my hand out and take me to the hospital.
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Seinfeld is one of the luckiest guys ever to be in TV. He owned half the show, so upon syndication he raked in like 200 million dollars. The other cast members, who in my mind seriously outshone Seinfeld, received nothing extra upon syndication, and they're not too happy about it. Seinfeld rode in on their talents, and rode off into the sunset a very rich man. George, Elaine and Kramer made that show! Seinfeld reaped the{ir}, I mean the rewards.
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According to Family Guy (which tends to be on the pulse of the truth for many things...) it is definately something more. Apparently Bert also has a drinking problem and Ernie eats cookies in the bed.\n\nI agree... Rubber Ducky has to be a code word for something else that makes bathtime lots of fun.
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It's impossible to tell what's in another person's mind. Seinfeld was and still remains one of my favorite comedies of all-time and Richards (Kramer) was an integral part of what made the Seinfeld show special.\n\nAfter decades in the business, it is unfortunate that he will be remembered for that single moment in his life instead of the body of work (some good/some bad) that he put together during his career.\n\nTime will be the best test of how this plays out though I'm gratified that he appears to be facing all these issues straight on.\n\nI am hoping that he comes out of this a better man. I am also hopeful that those most personally offended by this might eventually find room for forgiveness.\n\nPeace.
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The reason is that Gervais didn't want the show to just continue on without being funny, kind of like what happened to "Seinfeld". He wanted to be able to end it before it spun out of his hands.
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Anxious, wtf are you talking about dude??LOL\nI'd have to say Kramer on Seinfeld, i don't know why! lol
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I believe it's originally from the movie "A Cry In the Dark" with Meryl Streep, when the dingos in Australia attacked the baby.  This was a very tearful movie.  But I must say, that in the Seinfield episode when "Elaine" said "The dingos ate your baby" to the obnoxious woman, with her Aussy accent...it was hilarious!
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Well, the curse is just something to draw in fans. I used to believe in the Red Sox curse, but then I learned it was invented by an author in the 80's. it was completely fabricated and then became a folk legend with weird yankee fans dancing around in bedsheets in the 2004 ALCS.\nAs for the cubs, there is no curse. It was a fabricated excuse for sucking the past 50 years after getting the idea from Boston. As for the cubs fan, he was nowhere near as guilty for the cubs loss that day as shortstop Alex Gonzalez, who botched a ground ball that could have been a double play instead of getting in the way of a tough catch that would have been just that had he not messed up Alou.\nI believe in bad luck, but not curses. That's just something fans invent so they can live in denial of their teams poor historical record.
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SEINFELD Episode no. 84 "The Fire" (Original air date 5 May 1994) Season 5 Prod #518\n\nKramer is dating one of Elaine's co-workers, a woman who drives her crazy. Kramer brings her to one of Jerry's shows, where she heckles him relentlessly; unfortunately there is a national magazine critic in the audience. George panics when there is a fire at his girlfriend's apartment, during her son's birthday party. Jerry decides to get revenge by heckling the woman where she works. She runs out of the office onto the street and loses her pinkie toe. Kramer finds the toe, takes a bus to the hospital and saves the passengers from a gunman. Inspired by Kramer's tale, George tries to confront his feelings of cowardice.\n\n\n\nSmiddy's fave was the no masturbation episode:\n\nSEINFELD Episode no. 51 "The Contest" (Original air date  18 November 1992) Season 4 Prod #411\n\nGeorge's mother is forced to hospital after she throws her back out when she falls down after catching him doing "you know." When George says he'll never do it again, Jerry challenges him to a contest of being "master of your domains", when he accepts, Elaine and Kramer want in on the action, or rather the lack of it.
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I think the 'S's are just coincidental, but there are a few similarities that I'm aware of:\n\n--Julia Louis-Dreyfus was in the cast of SNL and Seinfeld\n--Larry David was a writer for SNL when Julia Louis-Dreyfus was in the SNL cast, and he co-created, produced and wrote Seinfeld\n--It's likely that Julia Louis-Dreyfus and her husband Brad Hall (who she met when they were both SNL cast members) have been on the Simpsons, since everyone's been on the Simpsons by now. Lol.\n--Harry Shearer was an SNL cast member in the 80s, and is the voice of Ned Flanders (and about 100 others) on the Simpsons\n--Conan O'Brien wrote for SNL, and also wrote for, produced and starred in the Simpsons\n--Jennifer Crittenden (sp?) produced and wrote on Seinfeld, and also produced for the Simpsons (she was also Jerry Seinfeld's GF for a short time in the 90s)\n--Brian Doyle-Murray (Bill Murray's older brother) played the father of 'the bubble boy' on the Seinfeld episode of the same name, and was also a cast member of SNL\n--Janeane Garafalo was on all 3 shows ( http://imdb.com/name/nm0000413/ )\n--My guess is a lot more people on SNL have also been on the Simpsons and Seinfeld, since these shows have run for a combined 60 years!\n\n______________________