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Damn the lieutenant guy nailed his role. Even in the other scene where they find the body, he was awesome (on her person? What kind of expression is that?) lol
@@makochin Both he and Bookman are basically riffing on Jack Webb’s Joe Friday character on “Dragnet”. It wouldn’t surprise me if Jack Webb was also borrowing his style from an earlier model in old crime dramas.
@ddegn Well. Kramer was proven innocent thanks to the brilliance of one George Costanza. If you watch the episode, you'll see why. And it was a "derp" moment.
This is one of the best scenes they ever did on Seinfeld. Kramer realizing everything at the last second. “HELP ME!!!!!” 🤣 The whole episode, both parts in LA, it’s like Seinfeld: The Movie.
That's why I LOVED the whole Keys episode and the arc of Kramer in LA. I never thought of it like Seinfeld: The Movie... but this totally could have been a bit longer and been a freakin awesome movie.
It is basically how crooked cops secure _confessions_ from innocent people. Berate anybody for 12 hours, making fake promises of freedom with an admission of guilt, and foolish suckers fall for it. Never, *EVER* talk to a police officer when accused of a crime without a lawyer present.
Just to think: this all started with Jerry taking back his spare keys from Kramer. 30+ years later the impeccable writing this show had is still unmatched... "How'd you know about the guy in the park" line is legendary...😅
This sitcom has no equal. It threw the rules into a dumpster (with pieces of The Merv Griffin Show set) and did something extraordinary. Others are good, but they'll clog it up annoyingly with a manipulative, endless "will they or won't they" romance or something stupid. I wish Seinfeld had a proper blu ray release where we could see the entire camera image in HD; Netflix (and previously Hulu) has the cropped version where the top and bottom have been slightly trimmed, so that the show is forced into the modern 16/9 rectangle size. So therefore you find odd close-ups here and there, and some things are out of frame.
Yeah see i like The Office, hence my name, but Seinfeld is my favorite show. The Office had a lot of the will they/won't they drama that I never cared for...
@@sortofanoakyafterbirth3661 The Office is so good. It's got such great characters and writing that I almost forgive the transparently manipulative romantic nonsense (be it Andy and Erin, Pam/Jim, Angela & Dwight, Ryan + Kelly, or whoever). Great profile name there!
The dance at the end reminds me of something The Three Stooges would do. Actually this whole 2 parter was kind of like a Stooges situation, (Curly or Shemp)
Well, that is difficult. The four characters all fit like a glove. Elaine fit that role. Georges' character and his pettiness played off Kramers' outgoing nature.. it goes on & on like that!
It reminds me of the Oswald arrest. He was cool because he knew he was innocent but under interrogation he got nervous thinking they were trying to frame him with it.
I was talking to some friends and family member about Seinfeld. We all agreed that Kramer was the funniest and really made the show. The others were funny but Kramer was the man. I heard the the cast objected against the audience chapping so much for him when he entered the room. They said they couldn’t concentrate but I think there was some jealousy going on. Jerry was making millions and didn’t care if he outshined anyone. He knew what side his butter was breaded on.
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”Hey how did you know about the guy in the park?”
”I said beat it” 😂
Kramer coming back to the window with the "Help me!" after keeping his cool the whole time, So funny.
And so Kramer!
Top 10 moments in the series lol
🤣🤣🤣
I don’t fully understand why he does that. Suddenly the histrionics because he realizes he’s on camera or why?
@@hariharanvenkataramani7311 You have to watch the show to fully understand the Kramer character.
"Somebody else got killed? That's great!" 🤣
Kramer weeping like a wounded coyote is priceless..
Wounded coyotes dont make any sound, havent you seen the road runner cartoons
@@erik878 Yeah they just hold up little signs that say "Ouch!".
Wouldn’t let this happen to me if I get caught by the Feds in the Pro Palestine protest. Don’t want another COINTELPRO.
I'm sure he did it exactly like that after his real Life incident...on stage
The detective's performance was top notch 😁
Peter Murnik!
“I mean you guys believe that I’m innocent don’t you?”
The way Jerry and George just look at each other cracks me up
The actor doing the bad cop was awesome!
I could do better but yeah
@@eskee1 Too bad the series is over ...;-))))
@@eskee1 No you are awful.
Peter Murnik
"You think these hands have been soaking in ivory liquid?" 😂
When Kramer asks, "How did you know about the guy in park?" makes me laugh every time!
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😂😂😂
We all knew about the guy in the park
Very underrated line. Musta hit home somehow.
@@squigtonianmayhem4602 i don't get the park comment
That whole interrogation scene was brilliant - Richards’ finest acting in the whole series.
I wonder how many takes they did? Every time Kramer started crying I would have just lost it.
Yeah, Absolutely Great Episode!!! In My Book.. Top Five!
@@joelluongo7419 Yeah, my top 5 too.
“How’d you know about the guy in the park?” 😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣
I could've sworn it was Uncle Bob instead of the guy in the park
Damn the lieutenant guy nailed his role. Even in the other scene where they find the body, he was awesome (on her person? What kind of expression is that?) lol
Police lingo.
@@fromthehaven94 You see that "person" there, Ross? She's dead!
He stole the scene, even Kramer looked week in front of him.
lol he reminds me of the library cop Mr. Bookman
@@makochin Both he and Bookman are basically riffing on Jack Webb’s Joe Friday character on “Dragnet”. It wouldn’t surprise me if Jack Webb was also borrowing his style from an earlier model in old crime dramas.
God I love their dance at the end lmao
Duty free shop dance!
At least George used his fingers instead of his thumbs......like Elaine did...
1:53 Kramer’s last little freak out had me on the floor 😂
2:45 The brilliance of Michael Richards acting.
That's the same moment I thought that.
Original
I just don't know how the interrogator kept a straight face.
You saw life brimming brightly with optimism and verve 😄 Kramer sold that crying lol
"How'd you know about the guy in the park?"😂
The cop's super passionate tear down of Kramer made me lose it!
Peter Murnik!
The way he broke was just priceless.
We would all be like that in his situation
@@amitkenan3878 That's why you always have a lawyer, even if your innocent. Especially if your innocent.
First time I watched this scene I laughed like 10 mins straight, I kept replaying the scene.🤣
"how'd ya know about the guy in the park?" DO WHAT!
I've been this episode at least 25 times over the decades and I JUST caught that line too HAHAH!!!
the guy with a present in his pants
The way the three of em dance outside the courthouse when they hear that somebody else got killed XD One of my favorite parts of the show.
2:02 this actor did such a superb job with this role lol 😂
Peter Murnik!
The interagation was great lmao
He was in denial and it was beautiful.... ✨✨
Seinfeld always seems genuinely amused by Richards
I've seen this episode a dozen or more times and I just now got the "guy in the park" joke.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Am I missing something??
@@conormartin3476 Kramer talks like the event with the guy in the park actually happened to him
@@jvukovic4 huh?
“Wait - how’d you know about the guy in the park?” 😂
I love how they are still skeptical about him being innocent.
I'm still skeptical even after they found another body.
@ddegn Well. Kramer was proven innocent thanks to the brilliance of one George Costanza. If you watch the episode, you'll see why. And it was a "derp" moment.
The funniest part on this episode was the interrogation room!😂😂😂😂
Ngl, it was satisfying to see someone break Kramer and his goofiness like that, for once..
Kramer should have received an Oscar award for help me shout out hahahahahaha I’m dying 😂
That cop was amazing!!! I wish they brought him back!!!
They brought the cop’s father Mr Bookman the library cop 😂
He looks a lot like bizarro Kramer.
hes also playing cop in Vanishing point 1997, pretty good movie
I wish the dance was little longer 😂😂😂
This is one of the best scenes they ever did on Seinfeld.
Kramer realizing everything at the last second. “HELP ME!!!!!” 🤣
The whole episode, both parts in LA, it’s like Seinfeld: The Movie.
Yeah, I think he was trying out his acting skills.
It was always LA!!!!!!
That's why I LOVED the whole Keys episode and the arc of Kramer in LA. I never thought of it like Seinfeld: The Movie... but this totally could have been a bit longer and been a freakin awesome movie.
This was acting genius from Cosmo
The guy interrogating Kramer might be my favorite one-off Seinfeld character.
Agreed 👍
Peter Murnik does a great job, underrated character actor.
Mine is the library cop, Mr. Bookman.
@@Helmuesi911Easily mine too. Both are good, but Bookman was unreal.
The detective stole the scene.
You can tell they had a blast writting the interrogation scene.
It’s always sunny in Philadelphia is a beautiful show from blue pictures television.
poor kramer, I feel so terrible he went through all that
That interrogation scene was both hilarious and disturbing . . . 😟😂
It is basically how crooked cops secure _confessions_ from innocent people. Berate anybody for 12 hours, making fake promises of freedom with an admission of guilt, and foolish suckers fall for it. Never, *EVER* talk to a police officer when accused of a crime without a lawyer present.
Just to think: this all started with Jerry taking back his spare keys from Kramer. 30+ years later the impeccable writing this show had is still unmatched...
"How'd you know about the guy in the park" line is legendary...😅
kramer pretending to scream the word "HELP ME" at 1:45 LOL
We need Michael Richards in our lives again. Please man, come back.
HES A _________!
@@jerrynadler2883 True. He stood up for himself in public, and that's wrong. He should have found out the guys name and epstiened him.
@@jerrynadler2883 Jerry Nadler. How much do you weigh now?
Nah he's gone for a reason
Do we need him back in our lives? He basically had one character. There isn't any other actor who can stumble around on screen?
Best show ever.
This society is in such a disgusting state, it's barely worth bringing a child into.
When he comes back to the window...man...pure gold
Don't you ever swear to my god Kramer....😆 The cops were so funny on this show
That's the optimism!
Fun Fact: Julia Louis-Dreyfus does not appear in this or the previous episode due to maternity leave.
Wow.. that really was fun
Good.
Yet Jason Alexander went mental when he wasn't included in one episode and threaten to leave the show😂
@@yggdrago1244well Jason wasn’t pregnant, just insecure.
Maternity leave or mental leave? 😂
That cop was awesome! Lol!
1:58 i like how auto translate calls Kramer Creamer
for me, this is the true beginning of seinfeld...this 3-parter solidified the wacky story lines that made the show the best...
Kramer is hilarious 🤣🤣
"I'll be outta here in a couple hours!!"
Rule #1 Don't talk to the police without a lawyer 😂
Good point.
4:27 He admits he killed the pretty little flowers 🤣
4:16 sounds like a funny jingle
00:36-George’s face!
Kramer: "Hey how did you know about the guy in the park" Detective: "I said beat it" Me: LMAO 🤣 🤣🤣🤣
I like the way Kramer was crying because the angry security guard threatened him, Hes got such a funny face! 😄
Funniest part in LA episodes was old lady, neighbor of Kramer.
Everyone in life has a friend, "a Kramer" who can competently, without fail, against all odds, Fk up a soup sandwich. It's almost a God given skill.
"Did you hear that? Somebody else got killed! That's great!"
I'm pretty sure the cop's name is Joe Bookman Jr.
Jesus, that Lieutenant Martell is amazing!
3:09 Seeing Kramer crying and whining still had me dying. 🤣🤣🤣
"Oh, Jerrrrrryyyy!"
You hear that somebody else was Killed
Second time Kramer was in this kinda trouble first being the stoppage of mail
Kramer most excited person ever to be locked up 🤣🤣
kramer's either in completely banal situations he is anxiuos about, or intensely freaked out situations where he's acting like it's nothing
This sitcom has no equal. It threw the rules into a dumpster (with pieces of The Merv Griffin Show set) and did something extraordinary. Others are good, but they'll clog it up annoyingly with a manipulative, endless "will they or won't they" romance or something stupid.
I wish Seinfeld had a proper blu ray release where we could see the entire camera image in HD; Netflix (and previously Hulu) has the cropped version where the top and bottom have been slightly trimmed, so that the show is forced into the modern 16/9 rectangle size. So therefore you find odd close-ups here and there, and some things are out of frame.
1. No hugging 2. No learning.
@@bossfan49 Yes-- the opposite of so many gooey sitcoms from the 80s & 90s.
Yeah see i like The Office, hence my name, but Seinfeld is my favorite show. The Office had a lot of the will they/won't they drama that I never cared for...
@@sortofanoakyafterbirth3661 The Office is so good. It's got such great characters and writing that I almost forgive the transparently manipulative romantic nonsense (be it Andy and Erin, Pam/Jim, Angela & Dwight, Ryan + Kelly, or whoever).
Great profile name there!
Kramer looked like he was about to confess, even though he was innocent! Just before that call came through! 😆
No one deserves to be in jail more than kramer 😂
“Don’t you ever swear to my god!” 😂
That lieutenant was pretty good.
The dance at the end reminds me of something The Three Stooges would do. Actually this whole 2 parter was kind of like a Stooges situation, (Curly or Shemp)
"I'll be out in a few hours"
*And he was right*
George is looking like a lawyer here.
Truthfully, Kramer wouldn't have enough brains to kill someone.
Serial killers look like everyone else. Kramer doesn’t look like everyone else. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Kramers too kind hearted to kill
Best two scenes of all Seinfelds
It's funny that he was right when he said he would be back out in a few hours.
without Kramer seinfeld would have gone almost nowhere
Well, that is difficult. The four characters all fit like a glove. Elaine fit that role. Georges' character and his pettiness played off Kramers' outgoing nature.. it goes on & on like that!
Without George, Seinfeld would definitely have gone nowhere!
All four characters/individuals had a part to play, I did say, "almost"!
Thank you
never seen this episode
it looked like it was a good one
how did he know about the guy in the park?
Hey, how’d you know about the guy in the park? 😂😂😂
It's the BOWTIE STRANGLER!!!
The three stooges 😂😂e
Funny episode okay 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It reminds me of the Oswald arrest. He was cool because he knew he was innocent but under interrogation he got nervous thinking they were trying to frame him with it.
I was talking to some friends and family member about Seinfeld. We all agreed that Kramer was the funniest and really made the show. The others were funny but Kramer was the man. I heard the the cast objected against the audience chapping so much for him when he entered the room. They said they couldn’t concentrate but I think there was some jealousy going on. Jerry was making millions and didn’t care if he outshined anyone. He knew what side his butter was breaded on.
How did you know about the guy in the park? 🤣
Tell what TV show beats sienfeld. It stands alone.
Am I the only who gets a Diedrich Bader meets Alan Ritchson vibe from the lieutenant?😂
"My God protects the weak" ......if that were true, that victim would still be alive 😂😂😂
YOUR god?
Smile pie 😂
Lol I feel this is good just deserts cause Kramer usually ruins everything for everyone
The guy who is the interrogator guy . Is Palmer from jag tv show.