George's Ideas Get Torn Apart On Television | The Trip | Seinfeld
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From Seinfeld Season 4 Episode 1 'The Trip Part 1': When Jerry is asked to appear on The Tonight Show in Los Angeles, George accompanies him to look for Kramer.
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Seinfeld stars Jerry Seinfeld as a stand-up comedian whose life in New York City is made even more chaotic by his quirky group of friends who join him in wrestling with life's most perplexing, yet often trivial questions. Often described as "a show about nothing," Seinfeld mines the humor in life's mundane situations like waiting in line, searching for a lost item, or the trials and tribulations of dating. Co-starring are Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Jerry's ex-girlfriend and current platonic pal, Elaine Benes; Jason Alexander as George Costanza, Jerry's neurotic hard-luck best friend; and Michael Richards as Jerry's eccentric neighbor, Kramer.
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George Has An Articulate Conversation With Corbin Bernsen & George Wendt | The Trip | Seinfeld
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“It slips my mind for a few days, maybe a week” Great line
It's the damnedest thing.
George pushed children out of his way when there was a fire. So he's not going to care about animals.
I've always loved Corbin Bernsen's reaction when he found out the cat died, it's like he was barely paying attention to George but that part made the story interesting, even telling George that he killed the cat was the only thing he added to the conversation.
I was in an elevator with Corbin Bernsen once in LA. It didn't occur to me to pitch a case for LA Law. Maybe I should have.... 🤔
The cat story may be George’s most sociopathic moment.
Nowhere close to the most sociopathic thing George has done. Lol. He pretended to have a disability, knocked women and children over to escape a kitchen fire, tried cheating on Susan (with Marisa Tomei) before unintentionally poisoning her with tainted envelopes, and enlisted Elaine to poison his boss because his boss wouldn't let him use the executive bathroom. 😂
George his inner struggle to contain his elation after being told Susan has "expired" .. is probably his most sociopathic response.
@@lukedaniell i would cheat My wife with Marisa Tomei too
"I'm not going to buy you a brand new cat to replace an old dying cat" 🤣🤣
Top 5 Costanza line!
George pushed children out of his way when there was a fire. So he's not going to care about animals.
“I don’t wanna tell you how to run your show……. but it’s enough with the bar already, you know what I’m saying.”
Pure Larry David line. 😂
He didn't write those episodes, though.
@@MattTee1975 darn
@@MattTee1975 You're right. Parts 1 & 2 of "The Trip" were written by Larry Charles.
It sounds like something Larry David would say
@@MattTee1975 Larry was the show runner. He would have overseen everything. Plus he said, man episodes He never got a writing credit.
"this nut, some sick nut" 😅 George
Lmao 😂😂
I’ve been saying that for 30 years. “Some sick nut”, just a perfect description of human behavior sometimes, Greta writing!
I love how Jerry knows within two seconds that George is full of himself
Jerry? When? You mean Corbin Bernsen or George Wendt?
4:17 The way George Wendt to refers to George being a “nut” right after Corbin Bernsen calls him “some sick nut”, so good…
Those moments when you wanna leave a conversation but don’t want to be rude 😂
Oh yeah. Big time. And then you bad mouth them to your friends.
If you badmouth people behind their backs but act friendly when you are face to face you are not a good person no matter how superior to them you may think you are.
@@KBWrecker true.
@@KBWrecker you missed the point
@@johntempleton3560 No, he didn't. People who are unable to tell another person they are not interested in what he/she has to say and then go badmouth that same person to a third party are horrible. In this video, Bensen and Wendt were far worse human beings than George!
Seinfeld meets Psych. The collaboration we didn't know we needed!
Hi, Im Shawn Spencer, and this is my associate Dr. Von Nostrand.
Bless you, I was looking to say something similar. I often forget Bernsen had a career before that show.
But seriously though, Henry would absolutely *hate* George.
Fun Fact: Louis-Dreyfus does not appear in this episode or the subsequent episode because of maternity leave.
Not a fun fact. More like a trivia.
Which is why she gets a massive cheer when she does show up
More like a major loss.
@@redacted2275 trivia, aka fun fact
@@QuadMochaMatti Why? they gave Elaine a reason for not being in the first few episodes, she was in Europe with her latest boyfriend who happened to be crazy Joel Davola's therapist.
Glad they finally uploaded this scene. These are always the funniest George moments. Waiting for them to upload the scene with the raisins and the Kramer actor. That's my favorite George moment in the series, outside the Ted Danson stuff and pitching the show to the NBC executives. George season 3-4 seasons was awesome, the best character on the show. Later on he still great, but too cartoonish. The show then became Kramer's.
Ah yes, Tom Pepper the actor for the proposed Jerry show who ultimately won the role of Kramer, warning George when he confronts him about that whole raison fiasco: "How would you like it if I pulled your heart out of your chest and shoved it down your throat." Not very Kramer-like. lol
Literally everyone George has ever met, he makes uncomfortable 😂
It's so unrealistic that decent women would date him.
The bar idea for "Cheers" is so stupid... -Norm- George Wendt was too polite with George.
It's amazing how many times that Jerry has "Bombed" on stage in this series. Shocking that in storyline, he keeps getting gigs! hahaha.
It's a great running gag that he's never good when his act is in the storyline. His parents and Kramer were right to try to get him in a manager program at Bloomingdales
@matthewdrucker3743 His act also isn't good on the stand up segments, I always thought that was another way to make fun of Jerry's character, but it's just the actual Jerry Seinfeld's regular material and you're somehow supposed to laugh at that trash.
what's the deal with that? @@RegularGillian
The lesson: Just nod at a celebrity or ask how are you? Don't do what George did.
Why? Do what makes you happy, that is Larry's way, that's why he's rich
@@vibecity5381 And very annoying?
@@vibecity5381 He is rich coz he can write his life into a awesome comedy show. You can do whatever you want ofc, but its the vicious competency and wild luck that grant you success in life, not just doing what you like.
Why even give them attention.. On the contrary, I act like they just normal people, I don't let on that I recognise them from TV, sport etc.
@@alexforce9 He would be rich if writing this show wasn't his path because rich people don't care what others think, we do what optimizes wealth. You are correct not all will be rich, I was simply opening OP's eyes to one of the benefits (happiness is the guaranteed result, why I said "do what makes you happy" unless living your life for someone else's thoughts strangely makes you happy)
Well, at least, George did not out himself by invading the stage and complaining about their depiction of him. It must have taken him restraint.
He didn't have the comeback ready until the ride home
@@nextgentacos123 and if he did it would have been hours later.
@@nextgentacos123 🙂
Show me an autopsy report.....
Such a Costanza thing to say
georges very disappointed face when hes sees his opinions are not appreciated, ha,ha, poor George.
I'm not going replace an old dying cat with a brand new cat 😂
My Wife met Corbin at JFK, said Hi and left him alone.
She slept with him.
That's more than he deserved. Good for her!!
That's too bad. She should have gushed and attempted to engage in meaningful dialogue with him to show they're equals.
Your wife missed the perfect opportunity to pitch a case for LA Law, that's what happened there at JFK
That's what she said 🤣
Norm walks into Cheers: "Good afternoon everybody." Everybody: "NOOOOORM!!!" Woody: "What's up Mr. Peterson?" Norm: " My nipples,it's freezing out there!" That one always stuck in my head...Hilarious. Cheers, another great comedy classic show to watch over and over.
Enough with the bar already 😂
Enough of the bar already 😂
that cat thing totally sounds like larry david
I liked George's idea about the gym teacher.
"I go out to the garbage I find you a new cat in 15 seconds."
I wish they actually dramatized that event in a prior episode! 😆
Once George started explaining the Cat story I had a moment where I didn’t know if I was watching The Office or Seinfeld…
Corbin Bernsen looks a bit like Bryan Cranston .. specially here 2:28
Corbin Bernsen > Bryan Cranston, who loves "Friends", hates "Seinfeld," hates broish gals, autistics and tomboys (the first and third being one of the bros)
@@robjackson5245 i didnt get it .. who hates seinfeld ? i think Seinfeld is the best sitcom ever made
@@Ahmed-Osman76 I've had people oppress me for loving "Seinfeld."
Finally someone uploads this scene
This was George Costanza's best moments. Giving terrible advice to Corbin Bernsen and George Wendt on how to improve their shows.
Good news!! At 2:56, George Wendt committed to bringing up George Costanza’s idea to the producers. If that’s not “fast tracking “ it, I don’t know what is.
1:05--"I can sense the slightest human suffering."
The Office stole the dead cat idea!
No
@ 2:31 the way that guy is looking at George 😂
George Wendt laughed at George, but he literally came up with the idea of Frasier, so not such a bad idea in the end maybe
A Brand New Cat ~ Not a Used Cat ~ George's whole philosophy is about being cheap ~ George is a used Cat ~ A balding chubby used cat ~ Meow ‼️‼️‼️ Whom by the way eats out of the trash ~ The "Chocolate Eclair" Episode 🤯🍩🚮
(knowing that I'll never be in that situation, I would've kept my mouth shut, wishing I would've waited in the car)
jerry should have told George not to say anything or talk to celebrities.
He kind of did but wasn't specific about it
4:25 - that sub-Saharan Episcopal choir brass grumpy drivetime music. Beastin. Should have gone platinum.
George bought that on himself with his arrogance. Even though yeah this is "Seinfeld" so... you kind of get caught up in the laughter and forget that George was reprehensible. And he reminds me of my professor - Corbin. Supercool. Now George Wendt what he did was uncalled for.
So, that's one tuck, and one no-tuck... hang on a second.
Jerry I really think it would be easier if you just went with a no-tuck also.
I'm tucking!
🤣🤣🤣
One of my fave conversations of the whole series 😂
NBC the good old days
Honestly if you rely on George to feed your cat its your own fault if it dies.
You think he’s worst than kramer ?
😂😂😂 3:36 George's reaction
One of the underrated quirks of seinfeld: one of them commits some offense or does some trauma to somebody and then the debate is over whether they should have to pay the victim off, like blood money or something. If you kill my cat i'm not going to be assuaged by you giving me money to buy a new cat, even if you offer without being a dick about it. You can't just swap in some other cat for my cat and resolve the situation. It's like we're in an episode of the sopranos and somebody beat up somebody a made man vaguely cares about and so there's an argument about how much they should have to pay for his hospital bills. "You're gonna build beansy a ramp".
George pushed children out of his way when there was a fire. So he's not going to care about animals.
1 tuck and 1 no tuck
this was supposed to be actually shot on the Leno stage, but they nixed it
It’s moments like this that make sense why Larry wanted to send them all to jail at the end. Shame they didn’t mention this at the finale.
I love this scene!
George had to have felt embarassed
3:39 4:15 ...poor George, he only tries to mean well.
"Tries to mean well", he killed some lady's cat and refused to replace it.
@@bradford_shaun_murray calm down Bradford, first of all. Secondly, if you're asked to do something for someone that involved taking care of someone or something then you should either decline, especially if you're mentally and physically incapable of doing so, or if you are then at least put some care into it. That's something George didn't do, he's like Jerry, Elaine, and Kramer, he doesn't care about anything.
@@arielbanks5557 ok ok fair enough. Also I'm going to remove those other comments before Jerry sees them.
@@bradford_shaun_murray okay 😶
@@arielbanks5557 cool. And Jerry if you read this I removed the dirty words from before.
The reason I prefer to keep quiet 🤫. Don't be George.
George is a representation of Larry David who is wildly successful. He certainly didn't keep quiet nor care what others think to get where he is
4:23 - did he know George (Costanza) was there? He did that eye thing - which means he knows he was there.
Classic Larry David.
Larry Charles wrote this episode.
@@mobus1603 some of my favorite episodes are ones that Charles wrote….he had this twisted dark sense of humor that I loved
Quantum Leap.
Nice 👍
George starts doing to the Arsenio fist bump.
Makes me smile.......
0:24 Corbin Bernsen
2:35 George Wendt
NOOOOOOORM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
looks like Keefer Sutherland.
George speaks like Ramone
I'm nobody, but man do I struggle with cluing people into the fact that I'm really not interested in what they're saying, and that I gotta go
What program was the first actor known for? I have no idea who he is, everyone knows george wendt from cheers ofcourse.
Viva Seinfeld
Woohoo! professional .
How does it make a difference in COVID.
one of the things I hate about seinfeld is how little they care about house pets
Agreed
Why do they need to care about house pets? The premise of the show is they mostly just care about themselves anyway. So why would animals be any different? For them, animals are annoying, stink up your apartment, you have to feed them, walk them, clean after them.. why would they bother?
....says the guy who calls himself "malicious".
Lol really?! Digging pretty deep about a tv show😂
In fairness, whenever a person mentions buying a replacement pet, I always think to myself, well how much could you have loved the thing in the first place if you're just gonna replace it with another. That's not a friend or a loving honourary family member, that's an accessory.
Good clip! I did enjoy that full episode.
fun fact. this was the last time anyone recognized Corbin
😆 So true. You have a good memory. Youngsters would have no idea.
George is the reason why Gun control laws are extremely critical.
what does this comment even mean?
@@Zack29810 it means that he’s struggling with garlic breath🤮
Gun control laws only stop non-criminals.
Unpopular opinion: George’s ideas were great
But the rec center idea inadvertently shows how he feels about alcohol.
Bars suck, and so do chronic alcoholics in denial.
@@fromthehaven94 He said “rec room” and I don’t think that shows anything about how he thinks about alcohol, recreation room is just a room in a house used for entertainment purposes etc. (I am just thinking of how little we see the Seinfeld cast drinking after seeing your comment tho)
@@floch954 My opinion. Remember the Dinner Party where he preferred Pepsi and Ring Dings over wine and cake.
@@QuadMochaMattiIn real life, I agree, but people who are perfect make for boring TV material.
hate hate george
Who, or what exactly is Corbin Bernsen? I sort of recognize the name, but I'm not sure where he's from. Was he like on something like the GoGo Magic Banana Variety Power Hour or The Gong Show, back in the '70s/early '80s? If not, why would his comments matter?
He's an actor. He was on LA Law at the time.
He also was Shawn Spencer’s dad in the show Psych too. He played that role perfectly when on throughout the series.
He's someone who has more money than you do which, in the social rules of our materialist society means he is a superior creature to you.
@@scottmatheson3346 I'd wager he's superior to him even without the money.
@@shonda79able He was nominated for a Golden Globe and an Emmy for his role on that show.
im sorry to say but George is absolutely right with the cat argument
He isn't.
George screwed up big time and won't admit, nor take responsibility. ...Pure George.
fool
I can see how it's not very probable for a cat to starve in one week. However if he didn't get water either and it was a hot apartment, it could be possible.
Um. No.
I just googled "how long does it take a cat to starve to death" so now i'm on an fbi watchlist somewhere, thanks, guys, and the answer is
"It usually takes about one to two weeks for a cat to die if it stops eating if they have a water supply. However, it may be more like three to four days without protein, even if they have enough water."
First
shut up