If You Only Knew: 'Seinfeld' Writer Larry Charles
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- Larry Charles plays an interesting round of ‘If You Only Knew’ with Larry revealing his favorite comedian and his favorite episodes of ‘Seinfeld’.
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Larry Charles is easily the top non-Larry David Seinfeld writer. The Stall, The Limo, The Subway, The Fire, The Opera, The Bubble Boy, The Statue. 18 episodes, plus one that was too controversial for TV. I wish he wrote more episodes.
He also directed Borat and a couple episodes of Entourage.
Michael T And Dilbert as well. That show was insanely underrated. If it was on any place other than UPN, it could have lasted longer than two seasons. There’s a lot of the Seinfeld tone in the show without it being a rip off. Very well done.
Love this man! His Seinfeld and curb episodes are always my favorites
The guy is a genius
He played the guy who took a stinky crap on the plane when Elaine was waiting to use it on Seinfeld 🤣🤣
What an interesting guy!
Larry Charles....Wonderful!
Love some Larry Charles
You would have thought that "Rabbi" Charles would have written "The Bris" episode of in Seinfeld.
Jason Alexander hates that episode and almost refused to do it even though he threatened to quit if Larry David didn't put him in every single Seinfeld episode.
@@MrParkerman6 Yeah, god forbid we criticize circumcision.
LoL, he's great
Love the shows that Mr Charles did on Seinfeld but always wanted to know what shows that could have been made it to air and which ones where turned down by Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld?
Haha he renounced Judaism just like Lippman's son
and Lippman as well! lol
Proof that comedy writers are humble, energetic, fun and exciting.
Sorry these bits are annoying. Why not post the whole interview
Yeah its annoying
If Colin flaherty and cornel West had a baby...it would look like Larry Charles !!!
Haha, just about to post that. Good eye
Lmfao
Romonos 6
messed brain
The whole point of team logos is that they are a symbol of strength. When we symbolize the Indians and the Chiefs, we are concreting the fact that they are here. Also that we feel their strengths are a good representation of a community. Right up there with miners, Dogs, Cheese, and horses. I would consider it an honor for my people to represent a whole American city.
Regarding the “Indians,” you think they should feel honored that their land was stolen and their people were brutally annihilated and a team was named after them? Lol Yeah, totally the same as Cheese and horses...
So where's the money that they deserve? Casinos don't count, cause there's way more money in sports.
The Cleveland Indians nickname was an homage to Napoleon Lajoie, who was a native american. t the time the word Indian was not deemed offensive.
Unsubbing. you post too many videos. just post 1 good video a day please. this is not like the jre experience at all.