John O'Hurley as J. Peterman is one of the best castings I can think of in all the TV shows I've watched. I can just imagine his serious delivery of ridiculous lines regularly cracking people up during shooting. And Julia was known for being a bit of a giggle factory if she got started (see the plane tickets scene where Jerry actually says, "There's no point in going on. Julia's laughing. ... Go ahead, waste everyone's time!").
I think it'd be easy. due to the tension of the situation. it's too serious for you to let your guard down. but the main actors really are just enjoying themself because they don't feel all that pressure.
There's that line of being serious and not ruining a scene but making sure you come off as understanding of the stars who are laughing. I'm sure it's tough.
My favorite Seinfeld blooper. When Mike Moffitt comes in with his line and doesn't break character when everybody else is laughing, it really is just too much.
I think there is some truth to this. Just think how many would like to take a work day off just to attend a funeral even if they didn't know the deceased and maybe even get paid for it.
That was back when there was so much good writing that they had to leave out a lot of great material, today they'd probably leave in the bloopers to try and get a laugh.
Haha Jerry sleeping with then killing an imaginary woman, holy shit. It's no wonder they laughed so much during this scene. Also Peterman lying about sleeping with Susie, and going off on that tangent hahaha
Peterman is a nut. He probably believes he DID sleep with “Susie” and has convinced himself of it. He could also be confusing her for another employee he really slept with.
I adore the fact that Julia Louis Dreyfuss can dissolve into laughter and doesn't take any of this too seriously. She is a national treasure. She's the real deal in every way. Love you Julia!!
@Dennis You got my vote. Look at Megan Cole as she reacts to Julia constantly breaking up. I guess when you're one of the stars, you're allowed to get away with so much more.
He was EASILY the best secondary character. Fucking hillarious Watching this EP now in Australia This wasn't even close to the final take. He must have been riffing it
@@pashadyne I love the one where he becomes Colonel Kurtz, in Burma. And slams Kramer around because he thinks he's Elaine's drug dealer because of her postive drug tests due to eating poppy seeds 😂😂 God I miss Seinfeld. Luckily they show repeats on Mon and Thu night, then repeat them twice the next day, in Australia. It's Monday arvo in Ozstraya so 4hrs to go! Must get to a bottleshop....restock 🤔
Peterman (John O'Hurley) actor is so commanding in his performances, he cracked Julia up several times including the 'Elaine why did you hire that man' scene ... Julia was crying! :)
JERRY SIENFELD, MADE ELAINE LAUGH REALLY HARD 😆 🤣 AT HER FRIENDS FUNERAL 🤣 AND I DONT THINK ELAINE COULDNT STOP LAUGHING 🤣😂 SIENFELD BLOOPERS ARE FUN TO WATCH ON MY PHONE (SOMETHING TO DO ON THE WEEKENDS)
The crazed, bald guy who says "she was murdered by Jerry Seinfeld" doesn't break character and while they are all laughing he's still glaring into the crowd. Hilarious.
Was the funeral scene filmed in front of an audience? I know a lot of audience sitcoms have scenes pre-filmed and shown back to the audience to record laughter, applause, etc. I figure Jerry's apt & the diner were permanent sets but I can't guess how many "swing sets" were built for each episode.
THEY SAY THAT LAUGHTER IS THE BEST MEDICINE AND THEY ALSO SAY THAT LAUGHTER🤣😂 IS THE BEST MEDICINE AND THEY ALSO SAY THAT LAUGHTER IS BETTER THAN CRYING 😢
Julia could never keep her composure around J. Peterman. She would always start busting up. The bloopers with her and John O'Hurley as Peterman are priceless. It must have required sooooo many takes to get through a scene when those two were on set together.
John's sermon on Susie, a woman he fantasised about and conjured up in his mind & goes on & on about his relationship with her! I laughed so hard when I saw this episode on Seinfeld!
Of all the different contributions to “Seinfeld,” the best work of all is the casting of characters who joined the foursome. Memorable characters - one after the other - would absolutely dominate an episode and leave us in the audience loving them all! So many went on to projects of their own in the years ahead. Best show of all time!
Michael S. Ingle If you watch all the bloopers, she’s always laughing uncontrollably. But Kramer is the serious one, he gets visibly irritated at the others cracking up.
@@jerrytaylor4078 I don't blame him... it takes a lot of concentration to get into his character. George too. Julia breaks to the point of being annoying.
@Greased Lightning I am an aficionado (that's how I knew "Shining Star" was the song), although I'm not sure whether to be proud or embarrassed by that. Anyways I was just noting that you left out "full body" from the description. And it was George, not Jerry who said it. When Elaine was dancing, George remarked "SWEET FANCY MOSES!" Then, in the next scene George is in Jerry's apartment. Jerry asks "She danced?!" George replies "More like a full body dry heave set to music."
there are a few scenes in Seinfeld that i would never get through no matter how many takes we filmed XDDD Cant believe thye cut the part about the correction fluid, ohh! That was GOLD JERRY, GOLD!!!!
Oh my gosh to be an extra on this show!? What a fun way to earn money! Love these bloopers! The lady with the short hair held it together really well! Kudos!
@@PoultryBuffer Me too. I saw this clip years ago and always thought she was the most controlled act I've ever seen. Imagine the pressure, a stand-in while the lead just loses it. She is amazing.
Especially when she did scenes with Jerry Stiller (Frank Costanza). The outtakes from the scene they did in the police station after George is arrested for being a movie bootlegger will leave you with tears in your eyes.
@@jamesbrown5600 I know. I can’t imagine how much time and film was wasted during her scenes over the course of the entire series. She was great though. That scene in the police station is so funny and you’re right the outtakes are even funnier. What’s amazing is that everybody else in the room loses it...Jason Alexander falls off the bench, yet Jerry Stiller never breaks character once.
Somewhere there's a clip of Larry David explaining that they had to put a bit of mentholatum under Julia's nose, to help her keep a straight face, for at least two seasons. I think it took them a few years to figure it out.
I think she's just trying to hold character. I love binging sitcom bloopers and that seems to be a trend - I guess the extras and more minor character actors are way more worried that breaking character (even if the stars do) makes them unprofessional, since they're seen as more "expendable." also this lady's character in particular was kind of a bitch lol. but yeah, they probably don't enjoy having to sit there staying in character while the others cut up because they know they won't be fired.
If Julia didn't broke character all the time in crucial scenes maybe Michael would be okay... even Jerry and Jason lost their patience with her. Kramer is the hardest character to play. You people have no grasp of reality...
@@jakehanson216 Made them feel uncomfortable for not being professionals? It was easy for the cast to mess up their lines while Kramer had to do the physical comedy and weird idiosyncrasies with his voice, delivery, timing... get a grip...
It's amazing how it's always the core actors who get the giggles. It's never one of the bit players or extras. There must be something sobering about not having your place on the show set in concrete and not making half a mil per episode.
Yeah. I don't know if there's anything to do with it but Julia is the actor who breaks the most and she always had a pretty comfortable money situation compared to Jerry, George and Michael, to say the least... extras not so much, most of the time they are broke like Jerry or George in the beginning.
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"The sweet smell of Correction fluid still hung in the air" I wish that line made it into the show.
White out?
@@BuffaloNickel9thanks you solved it 😂yes whiteout i think
Yes!!😂😂
John O'Hurley as J. Peterman is one of the best castings I can think of in all the TV shows I've watched. I can just imagine his serious delivery of ridiculous lines regularly cracking people up during shooting. And Julia was known for being a bit of a giggle factory if she got started (see the plane tickets scene where Jerry actually says, "There's no point in going on. Julia's laughing. ... Go ahead, waste everyone's time!").
3:30 Larry David took his catchphrase from this O'Hurley delivery.
I can not watch that damn dog show without thinking of Jay and Susie surrendering to temptation.
I have to say the biggest pressure is on the extras. You don't want to be the nobody who breaks, ruining a perfectly good take.
At least they can keep their composure unlike the main cast lmao.
@@therestorationofdrwho1865 - I feel they have to keep their composure, but, if they do lose it, they are only Human after all 😄
That lady behind Julia (Elaine) legitimately seemed confused and upset that she was laughing
I think it'd be easy. due to the tension of the situation. it's too serious for you to let your guard down. but the main actors really are just enjoying themself because they don't feel all that pressure.
There's that line of being serious and not ruining a scene but making sure you come off as understanding of the stars who are laughing. I'm sure it's tough.
My favorite Seinfeld blooper. When Mike Moffitt comes in with his line and doesn't break character when everybody else is laughing, it really is just too much.
Julia's laughing while saying "oh sht".😂
Love Julia's laugh ! 😄
How anyone kept a straight face when O’Hurley went into his Peterman schtick is beyond me
Professionalism.
Imagine the torture of a dialogue with Kramer and the faces he makes or George Father 😂
I like how so many people show up for an imaginary person's funeral or memorial.
For reasons unknown even to me most of my favorite comedic scenes take place at wakes, funerals & homes of someone's Grandma 🤷🏽
S Lee-Choi well, the script called for that to happen. Ya know?
I knew Suzie, she was great & I miss her!!!LOL 😂😂😂
I think there is some truth to this. Just think how many would like to take a work day off just to attend a funeral even if they didn't know the deceased and maybe even get paid for it.
@@donnebes9421 what a useless comment. You seem like a shit person
I want Peterman to narrate my life and deliver my eulogy. His timing is so damn hilarious no wonder Julia kept cracking up!
Julia kept cracking up because she always do that.
Best non-existent character ever.
Farooq Mahmud no , it's Bob sackamano
@@vishwas352 what about Jay Reimenschneider? Lol he eats horse all the time
I love Seinfeld, but there was a better one on M*A*S*H: "Captain Tuttle."
Farooq Mahmud
You mean unseen character. Technically All these characters are non existent
How about Irving Washington? Or Washington Irving?
Most of that Peterman's Speech was hilarious, and yet was not used in the actual scene.
That was back when there was so much good writing that they had to leave out a lot of great material, today they'd probably leave in the bloopers to try and get a laugh.
Did he make up most of the speech?
this is the greatness of the writers
"Like a flashbulb."
@@richardkeating3575 so true. What the hell happened?
Peterman has excellent annunciation and cadence. Great character.
Haha Jerry sleeping with then killing an imaginary woman, holy shit. It's no wonder they laughed so much during this scene. Also Peterman lying about sleeping with Susie, and going off on that tangent hahaha
Peterman was insane lol "that was gibberish.."
Peterman is a nut. He probably believes he DID sleep with “Susie” and has convinced himself of it. He could also be confusing her for another employee he really slept with.
@@markdaniels7174 Bingo...Haha, all of those are the most likely scenarios he was imagining- Mr. Peterman was a total goon!
I adore the fact that Julia Louis Dreyfuss can dissolve into laughter and doesn't take any of this too seriously. She is a national treasure. She's the real deal in every way. Love you Julia!!
Linnaeus national treasure.......
SHE IS NOT FUCKING PROFESSIONAL. SIGH
Dennis You’re so angry. Why are you so angry?
If Peggy (Megan Cole) had broke character as much as Dreyfuss did, would there have been a another Peggy?
@Dennis You got my vote. Look at Megan Cole as she reacts to Julia constantly breaking up. I guess when you're one of the stars, you're allowed to get away with so much more.
Julia Louis Dreyfus had abs of steel after this scene
And a wet seat...
Dufus
The Peterman character was always hilarious.
And do reverent in his speaking style.
He was EASILY the best secondary character. Fucking hillarious
Watching this EP now in Australia
This wasn't even close to the final take. He must have been riffing it
@@pashadyne Really? Interesting....
@@pashadyne I love the one where he becomes Colonel Kurtz, in Burma.
And slams Kramer around because he thinks he's Elaine's drug dealer because of her postive drug tests due to eating poppy seeds 😂😂
God I miss Seinfeld.
Luckily they show repeats on Mon and Thu night, then repeat them twice the next day, in Australia.
It's Monday arvo in Ozstraya so 4hrs to go!
Must get to a bottleshop....restock 🤔
@@pashadyne Huh?
Peterman (John O'Hurley) actor is so commanding in his performances, he cracked Julia up several times including the 'Elaine why did you hire that man' scene ... Julia was crying! :)
JERRY SIENFELD, MADE ELAINE LAUGH REALLY HARD 😆 🤣 AT HER FRIENDS FUNERAL 🤣 AND I DONT THINK ELAINE COULDNT STOP LAUGHING 🤣😂 SIENFELD BLOOPERS ARE FUN TO WATCH ON MY PHONE (SOMETHING TO DO ON THE WEEKENDS)
The crazed, bald guy who says "she was murdered by Jerry Seinfeld" doesn't break character and while they are all laughing he's still glaring into the crowd. Hilarious.
@@fennecbesixdouze1794 WHY'D YA TELL HIM?
Of course because they're different shots, so he knows that his scene is not wasted as long as he doesn't laugh, too.
Billy Joel.
@@James_Bowie Oww, c'mon James... you made me spill my beer, dude! LOL!!
That's the sign of a pro
I watched them Film this episode. It cracks me up all these years later and I remember these bloopers
Was the funeral scene filmed in front of an audience? I know a lot of audience sitcoms have scenes pre-filmed and shown back to the audience to record laughter, applause, etc. I figure Jerry's apt & the diner were permanent sets but I can't guess how many "swing sets" were built for each episode.
The way he says MURDEREEEDD!! With an underbite and his eyes bulging out; hahahaha he's so funny!
Nope, overacting.
Peterman has the most incredible voice!
Elaine's laugh is contagious and adorable. What a doll.
I love Jerry's as well👀😂😂
Yeah, Jerry and the lady were not losing their patience at all...
@@redacted2275Sarcasm?
Elaine Benes is a TRUE LOVE of mine..REAL & SPECTACULAR always good for a chuckle.. STELLLAA......STELLLAA..😁
I love that older lady’s expressions…I wouldn’t have lasted as long as she did without laughing! 😂
THEY SAY THAT LAUGHTER IS THE BEST MEDICINE AND THEY ALSO SAY THAT LAUGHTER🤣😂 IS THE BEST MEDICINE AND THEY ALSO SAY THAT LAUGHTER IS BETTER THAN CRYING 😢
shes hot too
Suzie... was like a shining star. Peterman is classic. How does this only have five thousand views? We're the only sensible ones left yall, congrats!
Accent so sexy
sorry?
+Elise Horton Peterman has a hot accent
Elise looks like humanity has improved by 130 thousand people in the last 3 years
@@isaacvance5090 And another 130 thou since you reported it 8)
2:47 Julia mouths the words "oh shit" and I'm dead every time XD
I totally missed it! Absolutely hilarious. 😂😂😂
Julia could never keep her composure around J. Peterman. She would always start busting up. The bloopers with her and John O'Hurley as Peterman are priceless. It must have required sooooo many takes to get through a scene when those two were on set together.
that sweet smell of correction fluid BOOP still hung in the airrr
Loved how these Bloopers were delivered along with the finished product......Awesome Job Amy Gigsy!! Serenity Now From Ohio
I'm surprised they GOT THROUGH ANYTHING with Elaine ALWAYS LAUGHING!!!!
The chair creaking when he turns and that face he makes 🤣
2:49 Elaine: "Oh shit"
I love that black standin actress's reaction to the takes. She wiped tears. Lol
I really did like this show. The extras and character actors were off the charts. You can tell they brought their A-game.
Agreed! What a fun and hilarious way to make a living!
John's sermon on Susie, a woman he fantasised about and conjured up in his mind & goes on & on about his relationship with her! I laughed so hard when I saw this episode on Seinfeld!
Of all the different contributions to “Seinfeld,” the best work of all is the casting of characters who joined the foursome. Memorable characters - one after the other - would absolutely dominate an episode and leave us in the audience loving them all! So many went on to projects of their own in the years ahead. Best show of all time!
This is one of the best gags of the show and the best blooper.
How did they ever film scenes with Julia? She never seemed to stop laughing.
Michael S. Ingle If you watch all the bloopers, she’s always laughing uncontrollably. But Kramer is the serious one, he gets visibly irritated at the others cracking up.
@@jerrytaylor4078 I don't blame him... it takes a lot of concentration to get into his character. George too. Julia breaks to the point of being annoying.
@@redacted2275 never
Suzie was like a shining star...… WHICH, by the way, was the Earth Wind and Fire song that Elaine did the "little kicks" to.
@Greased Lightning full- body dry heave. Sweet Fancy Moses!
@Greased Lightning I am an aficionado (that's how I knew "Shining Star" was the song), although I'm not sure whether to be proud or embarrassed by that. Anyways I was just noting that you left out "full body" from the description. And it was George, not Jerry who said it. When Elaine was dancing, George remarked "SWEET FANCY MOSES!" Then, in the next scene George is in Jerry's apartment. Jerry asks "She danced?!" George replies "More like a full body dry heave set to music."
I've always thought that Peterman's opening line in his eulogy should have been "If you knew Susie, like I knew Susie .."
This program is great because it examines the very core of the absurdity of human existence. It’s philosophy with a giggle!
This might be one of the greatest bloopers in sitcom history lmaoo
there are a few scenes in Seinfeld that i would never get through no matter how many takes we filmed XDDD Cant believe thye cut the part about the correction fluid, ohh! That was GOLD JERRY, GOLD!!!!
I miss Susie. I think of her every day.
Even the creaking of the chair makes me crack up lol
Me too 🤣🤣
Hahaha I was about to comment on that, totally agree
Oh my gosh to be an extra on this show!? What a fun way to earn money! Love these bloopers!
The lady with the short hair held it together really well! Kudos!
I forgot how funny this is!! One of the best bloopers ever!
Megan Cole (Peggy) is a consummate professional ... classic technique @1:43 to keep that stoic face ...
Thanks for putting her name in. I've seen her in a bunch of stuff before and I had to scroll through the comments to find her name.
@@PoultryBuffer Me too. I saw this clip years ago and always thought she was the most controlled act I've ever seen. Imagine the pressure, a stand-in while the lead just loses it. She is amazing.
Notice at 2:09 Elaine tried to play it cool but really wanted to laugh out louder.....LOL....this is so me.
I wonder how they managed to shoot 9 seasons of Seinfeld with Julia Dreyfus. It doesn't take much for her to lose it.
Especially when she did scenes with Jerry Stiller (Frank Costanza). The outtakes from the scene they did in the police station after George is arrested for being a movie bootlegger will leave you with tears in your eyes.
@@jamesbrown5600 I know. I can’t imagine how much time and film was wasted during her scenes over the course of the entire series. She was great though. That scene in the police station is so funny and you’re right the outtakes are even funnier. What’s amazing is that everybody else in the room loses it...Jason Alexander falls off the bench, yet Jerry Stiller never breaks character once.
Somewhere there's a clip of Larry David explaining that they had to put a bit of mentholatum under Julia's nose, to help her keep a straight face, for at least two seasons. I think it took them a few years to figure it out.
If I remember it right the later they got into taping the show the worse her giggles got! Something like after 10 pm it would start??
@@genedrakes686 I remember reading something along those lines.
When they start laughing----I forget this sitcom is pretty nihilistic and dark as a whole.
Julia is everyone laughing during inappropriate times. 😂😂😂😂
I really love Elaine/Julia, even if she did screw up on a lot of lines the episodes still turned out great.
I think that's what made the show so great was having a certain easiness on the set.
I really love bloopers. So much it just make my day
That opening blooper with J Peterman was better scripted than the final cut they used.
man I guess I forgot how hilarious John O'Hurley was.
Good old classic. Love watching this show growing up and still to this day.
Jerry: use it in a sentence
Mike: oooooh that Michael Jordan, he's so phony...KRAMER, WHY'D YOU TELL HIM?!
Jerry just totally gives up. There's no goin back 🤦🏽😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Greatest sitcom EVER!
Whoever wrote these lines…it was perfection.
Classic. I try to watch Seinfeld every morning on TBS, A great way to start my day...yeah I get up late...
Mr Peterman was my favourite character
Mike Moffit was a great character. Look at the actor still looking for laughs at 2:55
They could do all seasons of Seinfeld in 3 years, if it wasn’t for Julia, cracking up every second😊
I could watch hours of Julia breaking 🤣
Mr Peterman is my favourite character
Best way to watch, with the proper version at the end. I don't know why more blooper reels don't do this.
Honestly, I am amazed they got the episodes out at all...
I still watch this show a few time a week. Love it lol
Guy with broken thumbs plays on pirates of the Caribbean
Nooooowwww I know when I have seen him
'Ello puppet
"PlAyS On" lmfao
her losing at 2:48 always kills me.
Peterman and Puddy were always gold on this show...GOLD JERRY!!
Thank you for having the final scene at the end. I always like to see how it ended up after watching all the bloopers
Just watched this episode for the first time last night! This was in my recommendation, purely coincidental!
God I love these people. 🤣❤
Julia Louis-Dreyfus has such an infectious laugh.
I love how the lady behind them is like "Ugh. So unprofessional."
Agreed, love the show but this was very disrespectful to all the extras, whose paycheck depends on this.
@@fqeng79 no it wasn't lol. The longer it takes to shoot the more they get paid. It's their job to be there as extras.
I was waiting for someone to comment on that. she was so unimpressed!
I think she's just trying to hold character. I love binging sitcom bloopers and that seems to be a trend - I guess the extras and more minor character actors are way more worried that breaking character (even if the stars do) makes them unprofessional, since they're seen as more "expendable." also this lady's character in particular was kind of a bitch lol. but yeah, they probably don't enjoy having to sit there staying in character while the others cut up because they know they won't be fired.
@@fqeng79 ❄️
1:45 the Asian dude on the left. Hes committed to his craft lol
Notice the ones who laugh the hardest are the ones who make the most money.
I wonder if extras got paid by the hour or if it was a flat fee.
@@magzieforfunj187 since they weren't laughing as much, I'm guessing it was a flat fee
The bloopers are even funnier.
At 2:50 Julia utters a silent "Oh shit," as she cracks up.
Susie was a flasher that flamed out ...."But, she was pretty good ! " ....)))
Seinfeld bloopers are best when Kramer isn't there getting furious with everyone.
Yes! So true. He was mad every time someone made bloopers. The most serious of them all.
I think he eventually loosened up in the later seasons.
Ik, sucks cause I love watching bloopers but he made them feel real uncomfortable
If Julia didn't broke character all the time in crucial scenes maybe Michael would be okay... even Jerry and Jason lost their patience with her. Kramer is the hardest character to play. You people have no grasp of reality...
@@jakehanson216 Made them feel uncomfortable for not being professionals? It was easy for the cast to mess up their lines while Kramer had to do the physical comedy and weird idiosyncrasies with his voice, delivery, timing... get a grip...
A great glimpse into what Julia is really like when she's not in character. What a ball she must be to hangout with.
As soon as peterman says "suzie" i start laughing 😂
I just saw this chapter on Netflix. I can't stop laughing 🤣🤣🤣
Oh that was a classic to see these extra bits, lol one of my fave scenes this one lol
I love how he says “Elaine”
Mr. Peterman always broke them up. I don't know how they finished his scenes.
i mean the chair creak alone before jerry speaks is hilarious
Julia mouthing "ohhhhhhhhhh shit!" got me.
0:56 The woman behind Julia is like "you call these people professionals??"
Susie was my favorite character. I wish they had developed her more.
It's amazing how it's always the core actors who get the giggles. It's never one of the bit players or extras. There must be something sobering about not having your place on the show set in concrete and not making half a mil per episode.
Because extras are pretty much the most replaceable people on a set. So they do their best not to ruin a shot.
Yeah. I don't know if there's anything to do with it but Julia is the actor who breaks the most and she always had a pretty comfortable money situation compared to Jerry, George and Michael, to say the least... extras not so much, most of the time they are broke like Jerry or George in the beginning.
lead characters are in the spotlight and thats where the nervousness comes from
OMG, I really love this show!
I love hearing Julia laugh
What a GREAT scene.
Great show!!! 👌🏻
2:48 Elaine's face hahahahahaha
“I don’t know you, but…” 😂😂🤣
My favorite Seinfeld blooper. Hands down.
The BEST episode of the entire series!
The grey haired lady is so annoyed lol