In the episode "Seinfeld" "Busboy" (June 26, 1991), Elaine (Iaulia Louis-Dreyfus) She invited her boyfriend based in Seattle Eddie (Doug Ballard) to stay with her in her New York apartment for several days. Elaine almost immediately realizes that she actually hates him and becomes incredibly eager to take him out of his place. However, Eddie does not know what is happening and it seems to be completely comfortable in the place of Elaine, without a hurry to return to Seattle.

In the morning Eddie is ready to leave, he and Elaine overdone him, potentially missed the flight outside the city. Elaine frantically begins to charge his suitcases and even dress him against his will, insisting that he leaves as soon as possible. The scene is full of frantic, chaotic energy, and Elaine has to get around the apartment in her night home, screaming that they need to move quickly. She openly ignores her boyfriend's comments that they need - Need - He leaves.

Unfortunately, their trip to the airport is stimulated by a ruin of cars on the road. Then, after traveling to Jerry's apartment, Eddie enters a fight in the hallway (!), And he travels a staircase. The twist turning sees that Eddie is injured and leisurely ... back in Elaine's apartment. He is not able to travel for a few more days. Her frantic rush only worsened the problem, and she is still too cowardly to expel Eddie.

Luis-Rejfus was not happy with the frantic scene in which he had to wear Eddie against his will, feeling that it was a grueling shoot, and she had never been to her game "A". On the special features of the Seinfeld DVD, Louis-Dreyfus again folded the scene and gave himself a strong result, feeling that he wanted to have another download.

Louis-Dreyfus felt that there could be a better way to deal with the "panic" stage. She had no specific criticism for her performance, except to say she could have been much better. According to her words:

"In 'The Busboy' Episode, there was a scene in which we're running around try to get the boyfriend out of my apartment. That was an exhuck scene to do for all sorts of read. Exhausting, but it was certainly emotionally expose. Back a reshoot that, if we have a chance. "

It should be worth noting that the "bus", which came in the middle of the second season of Seinfeld, was one of the first episodes that the Jerry's side, the image of the title. The plot turned around George (Asoneyson Alexander) and Elaine to accidentally get a shooter from a bus (David Labiosa) and their catastrophic attempts to fix the script. Everything ends bad for everyone, with Elaine's cosmic punishment that she must continue to live with Eddie, long after she wanted. It was the episode that proved to be Seinfeld had four leading characters, not one. /Movie once wrote that The episode was one of the most famous shows on the show.

This shift can, of course, be credited to writers, but should also be given to Louis-Dreyfus, Alexander and co-star Michael Richards, as they personify them fascinatingly the terrible (and completely funny) people. Louis-Rayfus may not have been satisfied with her performance, but still made an impression. At the last count, the actress has won 11 Emmy. Maybe she was sure she had done an impressive job from Busboy. Her favorite movies are pretty good, too.