We can get a procurement commission made from links.

Working together in a team can be a complex experience, as more people need to balance their personal goals against the good of the collective. The best units work in ways that strengthen mutual sides, while minimizing the weaknesses of your comrades. The basic four actors of Seinfeld-Jerry Seinfeld, Iaululia Louis-Dreyfus, Jason Alexander and Michael Richards-have worked for the magic of the NBC for nearly 10 years. Each of these stars has its favorite episodesAnd for Louis-Dreyfus, the "pen" definitely qualifies. She called the episode "the most exciting" At Seinfeld, but it almost caused a drama about her co-host.

Alexander did not like the "pen" for a understandable reason, and that led to the rule of the show to turn on years and years later.

In the "pen", the third episode of Seinfeld Season 3, Iaulia Louis-Darriyfus Elaine descends to Florida with Jerryryers to visit his parents, and the chaos appears because of the borrowed pen during a community retirement party. The parents of Jerry, Morti and Helen, featured by Barney Martin and Liz Sheridan, welcomed their son and Elaine during the visit. But since this episode is set in Florida, there are no performances by George Costanza or Kramer. Despite a very funny episode, Alexander is offended to be left outand will end up like Only the time in the history of Seinfeld that his character is missing In action for half an hour.

Although Alexander was upset, the episode also relies on the comic talents of Louis-Dreyfus and Seinfeld. The moments when she makes the impression of Marlon Brando and the bombing of Jerry Seinfeld in front of the pensioner's room are still very funny, despite the stupidity setting for a larger episode. But there was a lesson to learn about everyone involved in making sure the whole team was taken care of, despite the greater warm reception of "pen" as an episode.

Alexander would end up saying much about this issue in later interviews and allowed fans to hear his thinking process During the special feature of DVD "Look inside" for "pen". In the clip of the domestic video edition, the Seinfeld Starvala tells the story in the light of his theater background. In essence, Alexander believes in the primacy of the performance unit, or more precisely, that everyone has their own role in playing in any entrance delivered on stage. So, being effectively written by an episode is a bridge too far for your favorite fan, and he was determined to allow Larry David to know how he felt after the reading of an episode. As Alexander recalls. "Seinfeldia: How did the show change everything:

"I went to Larry (David) when we came back to make the next episode, and I said," I have to talk to you about what happened last week. You wrote me out of the show. I want to be here only if I am necessary ... If you did it again, do it permanently. If I don't need to be here for every damn episode of "Seinfeld" you are writing, then right. He went, "Larry, I know it makes no sense ... but I have to feel that you can't do this without my character and my job is part of it.

These types of humanizing moments are a big part of why Seinfeld has endured over time, as viewers look for stories that feel familiar and talk about something universal. Yes, Individual parcels can be these wild digestionsOr ridiculous circumstances that Jerry, Kramer, Elaine and Georgeorge are located. But viewers often leave an episode "Seinfeld", feeling like they have met this person before, or at least with the sense that this one -person archetype feels original. It turns out, that answer extends over the characters on the screen and completely reflects the performers because they have ego just like any of us when it comes to our work. This makes everyone involved to feel more relevant.

The "pen" is an exhibition for Elaine that allows her character to get some luster, and makes sense that Iaululia Louis-Dreyfus would nurture that entrance as a moment when she really had to have an entire episode. But at the same time, Asoneyson Alexander also helps the show so much that you can't risk anyone. Interesting is the problem of having the one who Larry David and the writers dealt with skillfully, the lasting success of the show. In every partnership worth her salt, there must be a measure to compromise, and the Seinfeld crew learned that early enough in the game that the series continued to make a lasting mark on pop culture.