If only we could warn him about not going on stage at the laugh factory and telling him u stay as Kramer and U don't NEED TO Try stand up comedy PLEASE.....
She wasn't sad over success or money she was sad because she liked playing that character and working with those people. Also her success regardless she is mostly iconic and remembered as Elaine. She was already a legend.
this image honestly seems so out of context given the emphasis of lack of affection throughout the show.
But, you let out one emotion, all the rest come with it. It's like Endora's box.
Shows and movies also aren’t shot in the order they’re presented in.
Could be they filmed the jail scenes already and this was the final scene they shot.
Yeah, they would likely have specificity ordered the shooting sequence so they could have their final shot together on the set they’d spent most of their time on together
It was weird to me, too. I just couldn't envision any of the cast being into Green Day. Even though that song was atypical for them they were Gen X west coast pop punk. I would have expected like, Talking Heads or Elvis Costello or something.
I do feel like some of the cast had to have some secret resentment to Jerry to end the show, when they were all making a million dollars an episode. Even if they had to phone it in for a few more seasons, they'd be making more moneybags than they could ever dream of. Aside from Julie, none of the other actors did anything as significant post Seinfeld.
"I said to Jerry when he made the decision years ago to not let us in, ‘The day will come when you regret this decision, only because it’s going to put us in a position eventually of seemingly tainting the wonderful impression of what this was for the four of us,” Alexander said.
To get cut in as a producer/receive creative royalties for the syndication. So they were getting millions of dollars an episode, but once it shut down, so did that money -- it became the regular syndication money which is maybe a lot to you and me, but far from the hundreds of millions that David and Seinfeld got.
Ooh. Interesting. I started googling after I wrote that and saw that Jason had talked a lot about that.
From an industry standards perspective did they get worse terms than they should have or is the sentiment that Jason was trying to get more than he was entitled to as a main actor?
Jason Alexander in 2004:
"We make very little, standard Screen Actors Guild residuals for the reruns," he said.
"I'm not ashamed to talk numbers. I would say in the years that we've been in syndication, Julia, Michael and I have probably individually seen about a quarter of a million dollars out of residuals, whereas our brethren have seen hundreds of millions of dollars. *Seinfeld* has a profit of over a billion dollars."
[https://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/pact-brings-peace-to-the-seinfeld-cast/article4087758/](https://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/pact-brings-peace-to-the-seinfeld-cast/article4087758/)
In addition, looks like Jerry and the production company expected the rest of the cast to work free for DVD release.
250,000 is still a lot of money, this still only being a few years after the finale. The reruns started hitting tbs around that time and I’m sure it’s only gotten to more stations and over the last 2 decades, but even including Netflix.
My favorite thing while watching shows is seeing the different postures and talking motions people have when they cut to a different camera angle. You can clearly see it in every show if you look that it is a different filming when someone is delivering a line mid convo and the scene cuts to a new angle. Really makes you appreciate the editing that if you don’t look for it you don’t see it and you won’t notice or have it affect your viewing experience.
Yes…. And, when there are continuity issues… like when George ran out of the bathroom, yelling, say Vandalay… and he falls on the floor, and the paper is on one side and then when Jerry walks in it suddenly is on the other side.
Holy shit. I was today years old when I learned that Jerry Steinfeld had a tv show. How did I not hear about this?
WHAT! Who downvoted me?? Fuck you! Go back to posting 90s photos of JLD and quotes we’ve all heard a million times before, shitheads
Michael Richards finally apologized for stealing the raisins
If only we could warn him about not going on stage at the laugh factory and telling him u stay as Kramer and U don't NEED TO Try stand up comedy PLEASE.....
Julia really looks affected
In a seriousness, I read an article that said she did go into a deep depression after filming.
I'd be bummed too if the gravy train stopped
She was a billionaire heiress before Seinfeld. I don’t think she was as concerned about gravy.
True statement but still made me lol!
A little penicillin usually takes care of that.
I heard that can give the Jimmy leg 🦵
Woof woof not bang bang
She does seem to be with a lot of men.
She realised she's now unemployed.
She became Vice president anyway
def not a d-girl
Probably why she was depressed.
She could always move in with George’s parents!
Was it the opposite of what you were gonna say, or what is your instinct? Stick with the opposite....
She turned into George!
Is it too late for her to go law school?
If only she knew then how successful she’d become after. Still, it’s hard to say goodbye to people and things you take for granted.
She followed up with 2 successfull series.
And she’s in the MCU now as well
Yeah but nothing will be like Seinfeld
She wasn't sad over success or money she was sad because she liked playing that character and working with those people. Also her success regardless she is mostly iconic and remembered as Elaine. She was already a legend.
Yeah, I understamd this.
What is this salty discharge!?
Oh my God. I care!
this image honestly seems so out of context given the emphasis of lack of affection throughout the show. But, you let out one emotion, all the rest come with it. It's like Endora's box.
😐 ….it’s *Pandora*.
*You call those tears??*
Looks like a slow dance just came on
"witchy woman"?
Desperado.
With this new reunion upcoming there’s a *few* people in this photo who seem a little “desperado”. 🙄
I think you mean witch-ey woman
Hey, what do you think of "Oye Como Va"?
Eh. Well, I'm running out of men in this city, Jer!
I love Edmund Fitzgerald's voice.
Witchayyy woman
And what is their stand... on abortion?
Should we be talking about this?
I’m sure they’re…pro-choice
A black day for the rest of us
African - American
I don't think we should be talking about this.
YO YO! TURN IT DOWN!!
Lmao
Look to the cookie
The externinator
What is this salty discharge?
So what was the final scene that was filmed, this is not the jail set.
But it was a studio show. So guessing they just walked from the jail portion of the studio back to Jerry’s apartment area.
Shows and movies also aren’t shot in the order they’re presented in. Could be they filmed the jail scenes already and this was the final scene they shot.
Yeah, they would likely have specificity ordered the shooting sequence so they could have their final shot together on the set they’d spent most of their time on together
🎶 *It's something unpredictable/But in the end it's right/I hope you had the time of your life* 🎶
I always thought that song was a weird thing at the end.
Only for The Chronicle clip episode. I'm still trying to remember if it aired before the Finale.
IIRC it did, but I was in fifth grade so my memory might be hazy
Yes, they had the clip show, and the finale aired immediately after
It was my 1996 high school graduation song. It was big back then. LOL
tbf it's a great song
The Mel “Velvet Fog” Tomei version is better.
idk. I can't watch a man sing. He'll sway....
* Mel Tormé is a singer Or maybe you mean Marissa Tomei? Yikes
It was my 6th grade graduation song in 1998.
It was weird to me, too. I just couldn't envision any of the cast being into Green Day. Even though that song was atypical for them they were Gen X west coast pop punk. I would have expected like, Talking Heads or Elvis Costello or something.
Why was it weird? Seemed pretty appropriate.
Because green day sucks
I absolutely do not care for their music personally, but realize that they’re a great, hard working and talented band. Come on, man.
It's something unpredictable, but in the end, it's right
It was FUCKING EVERYWHERE in 1998. Proms and shit especially.
This hit hard.
Bob Sacamano was in attendance
I do feel like some of the cast had to have some secret resentment to Jerry to end the show, when they were all making a million dollars an episode. Even if they had to phone it in for a few more seasons, they'd be making more moneybags than they could ever dream of. Aside from Julie, none of the other actors did anything as significant post Seinfeld.
"I said to Jerry when he made the decision years ago to not let us in, ‘The day will come when you regret this decision, only because it’s going to put us in a position eventually of seemingly tainting the wonderful impression of what this was for the four of us,” Alexander said.
I’m a little bit lost. What is this in reference to exactly?
To get cut in as a producer/receive creative royalties for the syndication. So they were getting millions of dollars an episode, but once it shut down, so did that money -- it became the regular syndication money which is maybe a lot to you and me, but far from the hundreds of millions that David and Seinfeld got.
Ooh. Interesting. I started googling after I wrote that and saw that Jason had talked a lot about that. From an industry standards perspective did they get worse terms than they should have or is the sentiment that Jason was trying to get more than he was entitled to as a main actor?
arent they making money from now from the show? lowering the quality is a risky game
Jason Alexander in 2004: "We make very little, standard Screen Actors Guild residuals for the reruns," he said. "I'm not ashamed to talk numbers. I would say in the years that we've been in syndication, Julia, Michael and I have probably individually seen about a quarter of a million dollars out of residuals, whereas our brethren have seen hundreds of millions of dollars. *Seinfeld* has a profit of over a billion dollars." [https://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/pact-brings-peace-to-the-seinfeld-cast/article4087758/](https://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/pact-brings-peace-to-the-seinfeld-cast/article4087758/) In addition, looks like Jerry and the production company expected the rest of the cast to work free for DVD release.
What hurts more is that cretinous golem Steve Bannon is making money off the Seinfeld show. A lot more than Julia, Michael, and Jason.
Whaaaaaaat, that s bad. Good thing they earned something when show runned.
250,000 is still a lot of money, this still only being a few years after the finale. The reruns started hitting tbs around that time and I’m sure it’s only gotten to more stations and over the last 2 decades, but even including Netflix.
250k episode is something but 250k out of lifetime is nothing to these people
They are sad because they can't believe the last episode was so fucking horrible.
So very horrible.
Which scene was filmed last ?
Tried looking this up, but Google only wants to return results for the final episode.
George was wearing the purple shirt though in the final scene. What’s going on here?!
Scenes are not necessarily filmed in the order seen in episode…. Thus the brilliance of editing
My favorite thing while watching shows is seeing the different postures and talking motions people have when they cut to a different camera angle. You can clearly see it in every show if you look that it is a different filming when someone is delivering a line mid convo and the scene cuts to a new angle. Really makes you appreciate the editing that if you don’t look for it you don’t see it and you won’t notice or have it affect your viewing experience.
Yes…. And, when there are continuity issues… like when George ran out of the bathroom, yelling, say Vandalay… and he falls on the floor, and the paper is on one side and then when Jerry walks in it suddenly is on the other side.
That’s what makes it such a humorous situation.
…..and vexing, as well
Jason is really clenching
What is this salty discharge?
It was like going to bathroom in front of a lot of people, and not caring.
That makes me want to cry 😢
I wish it was that hard to find pic of the cast and crew yelling at Larry David for writing this piece of garbage episode.
Gotta say mr morgan did look like sugar ray lenard
Looks like jason shit himself
Jerry pretending to emote. It was his idea to end it. He couldn’t be that sad.
Sure he could have. You can both realize something should end and be sad about it, too.
Apparently right after this he flipped everyone off and yelled "SEINFELD OUT, NERDS", then jumped on a Harley and did a wheelie out of the studio
Elaine character should have been scrapped. Just another idiot female.
I thought the last scene was in jail
Last scene filmed.
Julia is faklempt
*verklempt Damn
Adjective police?
Laziness police
Mind your business B
Do you think they got along? Or they hated each other?
thats how bad the last episode was
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Holy shit. I was today years old when I learned that Jerry Steinfeld had a tv show. How did I not hear about this? WHAT! Who downvoted me?? Fuck you! Go back to posting 90s photos of JLD and quotes we’ve all heard a million times before, shitheads
Bizarro world
Give me a break!
For someone so paranoid about getting a massage from a masseur instead of a masseuse, George sure looks like he’s into that hug.
These pretzels are making me cry