@@joemckim1183 We really don't know that until he plays a character that's not himself. But even when people play themselves, they can do a bad job. They can come across as trying too hard or self-conscious or not convincing. But Keith was very naturalistic & was saying his lines, listening, and reacting in the moment. Which is the basis for all good acting.
Not that long ago but it still sounds so weird that they calling people on phones and Fedexing scripts. A different era (which i remember well but still hard to believe).
When Gary Cohen made his usual "hate the Drake" joke during a game with umpire Rob Drake, R.J. chuckled while Mex was flummoxed. I knew then he probably only watched episodes he was in. Man, I love 17! Get'em into Cooperstown!
I had no idea who Keith Hernandez was when this episode aired. The plotline of the show, what I call the second spitter, it’s absolutely brilliant. I enjoyed Keith‘s performance. I think I thought he was an actor, pretending to be some ball player named Keith Hernandez, it’s only very recently that I’ve come to learn that he is kind of a big deal.
Hi Martin. How the HELL are ya??!! Great ta see ya, Martin. REAL great ta see ya. I'll take that $500 ye "borrowed" from me now, Martin. Tell me ye hain't got it, and ye best hope ye used it ta buy a casket.
I sure as hell know who Keith is and i remember that 86 Mets season like it was yesterday but i never watched an episode of Seinfeld in my life. It just wasn't my sort of thing.
JUNE 14TH. 1987. METS. PHILLIES.
As a Phillies fan, I’ve always enjoyed the fact that it was written that way.
Our day was ruined!
Elain: “Are you jealous of him or me”
Jerry:………
Jerry!
"Who does this guy think he is?"
"I'm Keith Hernandez."
Whole lot of Elaine
Considering he had never acted or even wanted to be an actor, he did an amazing job. I think maybe he missed his calling.
He did amazing, but he was just playing himself. I don't think he could've played a character that wasn't himself.
@@joemckim1183 We really don't know that until he plays a character that's not himself. But even when people play themselves, they can do a bad job. They can come across as trying too hard or self-conscious or not convincing. But Keith was very naturalistic & was saying his lines, listening, and reacting in the moment. Which is the basis for all good acting.
I’m not driving him to the airport!!!!
You barely know the guy!
Nice game, pretty boy.
Classic.
Nice game, pretty boy!
That line from Newman was priceless...
Newman
That two -parter was my introduction to the show, and I had not yet seen "JFK". Yet I still found it hilarious and inventive.
My favorite episode of Seinfeld
Greatest episode of the show. The second spitter.
I loved this episode and, more importantly, I love Keith Hernandez 💜
and I screamed out I'M HIT!!!
Really great episode!! He did an amazing job!! 🙌👏👏
One of my favorite Seinfeld episodes
Probably top 3 sitcom of all time. Other 2 could be All in the family , the Honeymooners ,
I'm surprised to hear him tell the story, I thought he did great in that role, but hey he IS Keith Hernandez.
Just watched this ep last night lol
That's one magic loogey!
I never knew the McDowell part of it
The sad thing is, we may never know the real truth!
Not that long ago but it still sounds so weird that they calling people on phones and Fedexing scripts. A different era (which i remember well but still hard to believe).
I know it’s crazy isn’t it. Still miss those days even though things are easier now to fo and obtain but it was very different back then
nice interview, pretty boy
Jerry . . . he's a guy.
But I really like him.
sports royalty right there
I had no idea who Keith Hernandez was till Seinfeld
When Gary Cohen made his usual "hate the Drake" joke during a game with umpire Rob Drake, R.J. chuckled while Mex was flummoxed. I knew then he probably only watched episodes he was in. Man, I love 17! Get'em into Cooperstown!
It was a hilarious scene
Marsha Mason is a classic.
What a nice guy. He'd be a great guy to meet up with, maybe for a cup of coffee.
He's still so handsome, for a guy I mean 😊
That episode and the masturbation are arguably their best. Costanza and the unemployment.
Ahh Season 3:17 The Boyfriend 😎
I had no idea who Keith Hernandez was when this episode aired. The plotline of the show, what I call the second spitter, it’s absolutely brilliant. I enjoyed Keith‘s performance. I think I thought he was an actor, pretending to be some ball player named Keith Hernandez, it’s only very recently that I’ve come to learn that he is kind of a big deal.
Hi Martin. How the HELL are ya??!! Great ta see ya, Martin. REAL great ta see ya. I'll take that $500 ye "borrowed" from me now, Martin. Tell me ye hain't got it, and ye best hope ye used it ta buy a casket.
Lol he didn’t “star” in it…. He had a cameo…
Damn Keith looks old. Aging sucks. This is our fate.
He's 70 years old dude what do you expect him to look like?
Damn, you are sad.
Why should he watch? i didn't until re-runs. Most over-rated show in TV history - really was a show about nothing.
opinions are like assholes, everyone has one.....
To tell you the truth the show didn't do much for me either.
@@trevmac8362 I prefer the show To Tell the Truth.
He Was Great
I sure as hell know who Keith is and i remember that 86 Mets season like it was yesterday but i never watched an episode of Seinfeld in my life. It just wasn't my sort of thing.
R.I.P Bill Buckner