George combines 3 of his passions..all at the same time..CLASSIC Buy the dvds on AMAZON.COM urlsnippy.com

Gotta love Stand up Comedy. Just laugh

I took the 12th Dark Knight TV spot and Interrogation Scene from the Dark Knight and set it to scenes from Seinfeld to form a TV Spot spoof. George is Batman/Bruce Wayne Kramer is the Joker Wilford Brimley,the Diabetes Guy is guest starring as James Gordon this time around. I was not fully satisfied with my last TV Spot and decided to have another go at it. 90% of all the scenes used have never been used by me in one of my videos before, so I hope you enjoy. Please rate and comment. If enough people like this, I may attempt to do the entire interrogation scene. Everything is copyright of their respective owners...

I got hold of this preview of the new microsoft image tv microsoft advertising for 2009

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The clip with a picture reference. :-)

Video of the Apple TV I am Selling on ebay

high definition video. George(George is Jerry's best friend since high school) enters- "boy i have to get to a bathroom" and the old lady looks at high funny. Then Jerry (starts to complain) gets into a argument about a shirt that was shrunk at the dry cleaners. Jerry does stand up at the end of the video clip. hilarious. great quality [i do not own this video, i just really like it] Here is the official site of Seinfeld: www.sonypictures.com Seinfeld is an American sitcom, that originally aired on NBC from July 5, 1989, to May 14, 1998, lasting nine seasons, and is now in syndication. Many of its catch phrases have entered into the popular culture lexicon. The show led the Arthur Nielsen Media Research Ratings in its sixth and ninth seasons and finished among the top two (along with nbc's ER) every year from 1994 to 1998.[1] In 2002, TV Guide named Seinfeld as the greatest television program of all time.[2] A 2006 sitcom industry poll conducted by a UK TV show, voted Seinfeld as the highest rated show in TV history. In 2008, Entertainment Weekly ranked Seinfeld as the 3rd Best Show of 25 years, next to The Sopranos, and The Simpsons. The eponymous series was created by Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld, with the latter starring as a fictionalized version of himself. Set predominantly in an apartment block on New York City's Upper West Side (but shot mostly in Los Angeles, California), the show features a host of Jerry's friends and acquaintances, who include George Costanza ...

From Jerry Seinfeld's "I'm telling you for the last time", Available on itunes

Seinfeld TV Promo featuring George Costanza Graphics & Editing: Jeff Muir

The one you've all been waiting for! This is the original mcdlt commercial with Jason Alexander prancing around the street singing about some godforsaken mcdonald's sandwich. Accept NO SUBSTITUTES. We found this wonderful commercial on an old VHS tape of some made-for-TV Ewok movie. I'm guessing this was from 1984ish. Check my profile for other horrible 80s commercials... Enjoy! Song / Commercial by mcdonald's. Ripped by J-Check. ====**UPDATE 12/2006**==== GIANT Magazine has listed this video as the #3 greatest commercial of the 80s! Haha, good times. Should be #1 in my opinion though... www.giantmag.com ====**UPDATE 03/2007**==== This video gets about a comment a day. Heh, awesome. ;-) ====**UPDATE 02/2008**==== Well, my life is officially complete! This video link hit Fark! forums.fark.com Not sure who uploaded it, but awesome that it got accepted. Wooooo~!

This is Jerry Seinfeld's appearance on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson on May 30, 1990, the night before his landmark tv show, "The Seinfeld Chronicles" debuted. Classic Seinfeld routines about stealing car radios, criminals, and the newspaper. Includes the "drycleaner" clip from the Seinfeld show. Johnny is as great as ever...

Here's a hilarious classic set from Jerry Seinfeld from Rodney Dangerfield's cable TV special - It's Not Easy Bein' Me (1986). For more classic entertainment and information check out www.classictelevisionblog.com

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Seinfeld Movie Trailer

You may have missed this one, but George Steinbrenner actually made a cameo on Seinfeld. Larry David played George on a regular basis, but "The Boss" decided to play himself for a few scenes. This further proves that Seinfeld is the best TV show of all time. Mr. Steinbrenner is a man of few words, and getting him to come onto a sitcom is something that simply can't be done by anyone other than Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld.

For all of you Seinfeld fans. Here's a small collection of clips of Kramer entering Jerry Seinfeld's apartment over and over again. I hope you enjoy it. If you do, please leave a rating, and a comment. Thank you.

Funny clip from the TV show Seinfeld.

Find other rare interviews with comedic greats at iamplify.com Jerry Seinfeld is the star of one of the most successful Television shows ever, the legendary "Seinfeld" series. In this classic interview from 1986 TV host Paul Ryan talks to the man behind the laughter, and has a few chuckles along the way.

These are bloopers from one of the best sitcoms ever made, Seinfeld! Very funny...ENJOY AND SUBSCRIBE!! };-)