"Seinfeld" is widely recognized as one of the greatest sitcoms of all time Because it was really unlike any other show on television. Co-creators of the series, Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld, built a show from the ground as a show on how a comedian got its material and fueled it to the extent that their writing personnel were even able to throw their experienced hats in the ring. With each passing season, the NBC phenomenon is constantly more and more confident when it comes to his characters and their stories. Seinfeld wanted to take such types of risks, and their status in pop culture Zaeisteist proves that it pays incredible. JerryRry (Jerry Seinfeld), George (Asoneyson Alexander), Elaine (Iaululia Louis-Dreyfus) and Kramer (Michael Richards) have become some of the most memorable characters in the history of the sithom, each of them.

You almost never knew what the crew would appear in the next episode, except to make chaos wherever they found themselves. By the time Seinfeld had been in the last few seasons, the idea of looking at all kinds of reality was out of the window. But then there will be episodes like "Froger" that begin relatively normal before they become really playful in their execution.

The Georgeorge plot in the episode of the season 9 sees him and Jerryryers made the last pilgrimage to Mario's pizza salon before closing for good. Their local high school gathering proves that it is an explosion of the past in many ways than the one, as they encounter the same Arcada Froger machine that they played all the time. Georgeorge becomes ecstatic when he realizes he still claims to be the high result after all these years and ends up buying the machine. However, he enters the fastening, when the jerryers burst his bubble by telling him that all the results will be reset once he is shut down.

Needless to say, the Georgeore Conxes a plan to attach the famous game Sega/Gremlin to a battery in order to transport it without losing memory. But the people he consulted to finish it ended up with the battery, with just a few minutes left to reach the exit. In doing so, Georgeorje ends up playing Froger's game, he trains for his whole life. In addition to the character who took the chance for a lifetime to cross a very busy street, so was Alexander.

It may seem like a simple joke, but surprisingly there was a lot of effort into recreating Frogger's live game. The arcade game requires the player to make it through a busy street and no Go Kerr-Watch on the road. Over 30 different trick drivers were used in light colored cars to simulate the big blow. There was also a last -minute effort that included yellow stripes to cover white lines on the road to match what they look like in the game. While Georgeorje is not flattened, the machine is certain.

In a DVD -SUBJECTSThe series writer Greg Catet talks about how Alexander actually He was standing in front of the mass semi-campaign Frightliner instead of receiving a stuntman:

"There is a last shot where a truck descends on it and basically that trick is totally realistic. The truck walked quite quickly and waited for a very late moment and a pigeon off the road to the mattress."

When you see the episode, the potential collision between Alexander and the truck is not How Close as you expected. But by saying, it is still in the range that a wrong step could have taken the whole recording a lot otherwise. "The truck hit that frog machine, and a few large pieces of wood were like (glasses near the ears) right here and right here in my head (laughing). It was a little scary," Alexander says.

Seinfeld was basically Cartha Blanche to do everything they wanted in their ninth and last season. Serie director Andy Akerman put a real elephant for an expensive wrapping that lasted about less than five seconds, and Ann -Bi gave him funds to get him. Orchestra Potentially Deadly Froger's game with one of the main actors on the show may be a risk, but it's definitely worth taking.

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