Not that Jay ever put out an album that trumped Illmatic, but he did expound on the above song, and handled that sample with great care. Also, caviar is to 1998 as Lexus is to 1996. Which is true, although I'm not sure what that says. Yeah.
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Who thought remaking Karate Kid was a good idea? With an 11 yr old? Fail!
Also, Beyonce is not only gorgeous and talented, she works her ass off and has a great sense of humor. If JZ screws that up he will be the dumbest man alive.
While I'm itchy to get out of the house and sit on the internet in a different location for a nine hour stretch, I must admit that I'm nervous about going in tomorrow -- my spider sense has been tingling all weekend that I might be getting a pink slip for Christmas.
@Foster Kamer: Thank you. I think that should the axe fall, I'm going to survive the holidays by whoring myself out to lonely empty nesters. For a low fee, I'll come over towards the middle of the holidays to make cookies and wrap presents. I'll listen to all of the stories about how Aunt Barbara's just going to burn the ham again this year, and I'll help address the holiday cards. For an additional fee, I'll turn up on the 24th in an ugly sweater for a cup of cocoa. For just a little more, I'll call on January 1, just to wish a happy and healthy 2010.
I thought it was well-handled, to be honest. At first I didn't like the commercials that billed it as some kind of sappy reunion show that you knew it wouldn't be, but in retrospect, they worked because on Curb, they were never actually on the Seinfeld set. It did make sure this kind super-meta kind of episode couldn't be replicated, but all in all, it wasn't a bad episode.
Apparently there were peope clamoring for a Seinfeld reunion show (though I don't know any), so they did the closest thing that would still fit the character of both shows. Meta isn't always bad, hipsters.
@mharker: what would a "decent job" of a seinfeld reunion look like?
this is why missing an episode "curb" is becoming a non-issue. if i wanted a whole season of the seinfeld characters' whining, i'd buy a DVD of seinfeld. love me some larry, but no thanks.
@thatgirlinnewyork: A decent job would be like the way the last episode was done---very meta, yes, but if you look at the Larry David of Curb as a fictional character with his own world, however much it is based on his real life, it's not as bad as the article above makes it out to be. The last episode dealt more with Larry's desperation to get Cheryl back, even if it meant casting her in a reunion episode, which was always an idea he hated. With the rest of the season, if they emphasize that Larry's basically "selling out" to get his wife back and if it's less about a Seinfeld reunion, I'd consider that decent.
According to IMDB (and this is probably incomplete, as I only quickly glanced over his credits for Seinfeld), Larry appeared on the show five times in a non-voice only form:
1. On "The Heart Attack" in 1991 as "Screaming B-movie Actor,"
2. on "The Trip: Part 2" in 1992 as "Man in Hallway,"
3. on "The Pilot" in 1993 as "John F. Kennedy, Jr." and "Main in Raft #1,"
4. on "The Chinese Woman" in 1994 as "Man with Cape,"
@terrible: Yep. Looks like he voiced Steinbrenner in 13 episodes, voiced other random characters in 19 episodes, and appeared as an uncredited actor in five more.
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Also, Beyonce is not only gorgeous and talented, she works her ass off and has a great sense of humor. If JZ screws that up he will be the dumbest man alive.
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Apparently there were peope clamoring for a Seinfeld reunion show (though I don't know any), so they did the closest thing that would still fit the character of both shows. Meta isn't always bad, hipsters.
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this is why missing an episode "curb" is becoming a non-issue. if i wanted a whole season of the seinfeld characters' whining, i'd buy a DVD of seinfeld. love me some larry, but no thanks.
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According to IMDB (and this is probably incomplete, as I only quickly glanced over his credits for Seinfeld), Larry appeared on the show five times in a non-voice only form:
1. On "The Heart Attack" in 1991 as "Screaming B-movie Actor,"
2. on "The Trip: Part 2" in 1992 as "Man in Hallway,"
3. on "The Pilot" in 1993 as "John F. Kennedy, Jr." and "Main in Raft #1,"
4. on "The Chinese Woman" in 1994 as "Man with Cape,"
5. and on "The Gum" in 1995 as "Newsstand Owner."
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Looks like he appeared on about 30 additional episodes in voice-only format.
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And the first person who says that Elaine wasn't in the pilot gets a knuckle sandwich.
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