Most of the main team of Seinfeld fought a little over the years after the show ended. After creating one of the greatest sitcoms of all time, what is next? The first Iaululia Louis-Dreyfus attempted new sitcom, "Looking at Eli", was canceled after one season. Meanwhile it took nine years before Jerry Seinfeld could do His cinema masterpiece -"Bee Film". And as for Michael Richards? Well, Not to mention him.

Asoneyson Alexander, who probably played the highest character of the show, George Costanza, never followed a role even close to the same level. That is not to say that he is a failure of course; He still had countless roles in TV, film and theater. He is one of those actors who will stop from your favorite show for an episode or two, and no viewer will get upset when he sees him there. My personal favorite surprise Jason Alexander is when he appeared in the puppet episode of the "community" as a man who loved Shools.

One of his earliest post-"Seinfeld" roles of one episode came to the hit "Friends", show, show It began to broadcast side by side with Seinfeld on NBC. "Friends" continued six seasons after Seinfeld's end, and Alexander appeared in the episode of Season 7, "The One Where Rossita". in 2001. What kind of character did he play? Well, the guy was like Georgeorje - but somehow even saddened.

Alexander's image is Earl, a man who tells Phoebe (Lisa Kudrow) by phone that he plans to kill himself. Why does he want to do this? Well, because he feels none in life and it is easy to understand why. None of his associates seems to worry about him at all, and he does not even recognize him, and his life outside the office does not look much better. You may think: "Oh, maybe Earl needs to be more confident," But not: we see him telling his associates that he plans to kill himself, and they don't even seem to hear him. It's like he's already dead and Phoebe Child of "Sixth Senses" Who can talk to ghosts.

If this was an episode of Seinfeld, there is a good chance that Earl is crying for help will be filled with anxiety by one of the main characters. Kramer would probably try to help, but he would miss the ball somehow and worsen things. But fortunately, this is an episode of "Friends", a very kind show, so luckily Earl has Phoebe there to help him. She rushed to his office to persuade him to live, raising the suicide of her own mother in the process. The story often threatens to get a serious, but the ridiculous degree of Earl's situation helps keep things light and windy. Earl agrees to accept life again, and that's the last we see on him in the show. For him and for him and Phoebe, let's hope that his newly discovered lease of life will last.

The National Suicide Prevention Phone is 1-800-273-8255.