Part of What Seinfeld did so fresh and original was that it was unlike any other sitcom that was previously aired on television. Most plots during their ellevelia nine seasons could enter the area of ​​unusual absurdity, but there would be often this human unity at the center of their conception, as if someone doubled a chip or try to find your car in the parking garage. Ann -Bi had a nerve to give the green light on a betting story that includes masturbation and From the moment it was broadcast, the people introduced in the "match" became the usual twist of the phrase. But sometimes, these are the little things that make a great episode.

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In the episode of Season 8, "Muffins Peaks", all of the Seinfeld crew have their own special condition. Jerryiers (Jerry Seinfeld) fights with itching after shaving to calm his girlfriend, George Rich-rich-rich-rich-rich-rich-rich-rich-rich pattern, capital pattern. However, it is Elaine (Iaululia Louis-Dreyfus) that goes far with the best sale, no matter how funny it is.

The episode gets his names after Elaine tells his head of publishing Mr Lipman (Richard Handy) that someone should open a place where you can only buy muffins. Not too long afterwards, she reveals a new store that led him called "the top of the muffin for you". But when the profit begins to descend, Mr Lipman puts Elaine in business, which is how to make the dream come true. From Kramer is trying to get rid of the stumps of muffin to Manumman (Wayne Knight) that swallows everyone, "Muffins Peaks", which has Rebecca de Saili (not he)He used the funny scenario that almost didn't pass.

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In a Behind the scenesSeinfeld writer Spike Ferrestin talks about how he originally had an idea of ​​a sub -tailor that includes a Bearcat scanner. He decided to take place in the other direction, claiming that Frasier's episode beat him just days before the episode was filmed. Sounds like a reasonable excuse, especially not wanting to swim in similar waters of One of the most successful spin-off shows of all timeBut the only question is that he is wrong - or at least, wrong memory.

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I did dig because I was iousubopitic about which episode could have been referred to Ferrestin, but after checking the dates of the 1997 episode with the episodes of "Frasier" that aired around that time, I came to the conclusion that there was no such episode that had a plot that included scanners. It turns out that no one else on the internet could have, and the internet remembers everything. Whether Ferresto mistakenly remembered an episode of a different show or just needed an excuse to write something different, it's all for the best, because the muffin story is funny.

Ferresty came up with a girl who did not struggle with muffin stumps after eating the top. I see the vision, to some extent: Muffins tops are really the best part. There is nothing wrong with logs, but it's not so exciting to quarrel in them after they have gone out of the edges. But the idea of ​​making a series of muffin series and essentially throwing half of your product really plays in the psychotic behavior of this world. If only Elaine knew that you would eventually be able to buy muffins in the store, without having to go into trouble to fill bags with unpacked logs in the back of your friend's makeshift tourist bus.

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