Despite being remembered as a show for nothing, Seinfeld was nothing else, as, as Larry David and Jerryi Seinfeld placed their sitcom in Ann -Bi as a show on how a comedian gets his material. For the first seven seasons, these two were responsible for implementing their comedy series from modest beginnings in Desilu-Kahuanga to one of the best sitcom ever made. Seinfeld has only developed in popularity with each passing season, as the audience was becoming increasingly striving in the bizarre accidents of Jerryi (Jerry Seinfeld), Elaine (Iaululia Louis-Dreyfus), George However, when it came time to start the eighth season, a change of regime that challenged the show's sustainability occurred.

On the eve of the murder of Susan Ross (Heidi Swedenberg), a Georgeore fiancé, in the finals of Season 7, David finally lowered his leg and decided to leave the show to work on other projects he wanted to start. His absence was made by the "Seinfeld" crew pretty nervous Since David has always been a key part of the show's success and no one knew if he would work even without his contribution. The ball was in the Jerryi pitch entered the season 8 as the title of Starvala took over the duties of the show. As it turns out, Seinfeld and his team of talented writers can still turn out some Funny strange episodes like "muffins peaks", "Little Kicks" and "English Patient". The main group of television problems with problems were still funny sociopaths we knew and loved them from past seasons, especially Kramer.

While the main plot of the Episode of Season 8 "abstinence" includes Jerryryers and Elaine to cope with their diversion results of abstaining from sex, the biggest laughter is the result of one of the most unavailable neighbors in television history. Kramer gets a spark on a bad idea when he decides to turn his apartment into a smoking salon after seeing people being kicked out of Monk because they want to light up. It grows to the point that the hallways of the building are literally shrouded in a permanent cloud of smoke. Kramer then climbed into Jerry's apartment, as he does so often, so his neighbor will double taking his appearance. Indeed, Richards' spiritual vision was obviously so funny that he made Jerryi to destroy a whole bunch of laughter.

In a DVD -SUBJECTS About "abstinence", Richards talked about how his chalk makeup on his face and spoiled teeth made it difficult for Jerryi to hit his marks:

"We did it in front of the audience and took care of the couple, and no one was holding a straight face. We would lose the audience. I always knew we had only a few additions to finish these scenes, so that is the only reason why I never broke the character.

Feureta even showed Jerry's bluperes struggling to stay in character and roll Richards' performance as he tries to stay at the scene. I can't think of a show, let alone sitcom, none of the actors who shoot at something funny in the room. It is obliged to happen, especially when working with comedians. Even the live comedy program as "Saturday Night Live" is not immune to someone who shoots for funny line delivery. However, to the point of Richards, getting live audiences in the studio to laugh at the same joke over and again reduces its impact with every new download. After several times, they know what will be punchline and the reaction will not be spontaneous as the first time they get to know it.

Part of what was made difficult by jerryers to keep a straight face probably emerging from him to see his teeth make -up for the first time in the room. Richards joked about how frustrating he was at that moment for his co-star to roll with the caster and maintain things on the go:

"I would get angry at it, in fact. I would say" Come on, no ". I just felt it was unprofessional.

What is even more ridiculous is that this is not the first time Richards have dealt with the consequences of being too funny at Seinfeld opposite Jerry. In season 2 episode "Baby Shower", A string of dreams shows that jerryers have been killed by the FBI in his apartment for an illegal cable hook. Kramer then runs to fallen neighbor Buddy and cradle him in his hands, funny shouting, "What did you do to my little boy with a cable?" Each takeover shows the scene as smoothly, that is, until Richards begins to shake his co-Starvist, encouraging him to break as a result. I guess some things never change.

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