Larry David’s former relationships saved Sinfield

In the second season of “Sinfeld”, the series employees writer Larry Charles wrote an episode entitled “The Bet”, known as “The Gun”, which revolves around the purchase of a firearm. Script’s A-Story included a bet on whether Kramer (Michael Richards) had sex with a flight attendant as he claimed, while the story B was Eline (Julia Louis Drifos) declaring that she wanted to buy a pistol after her neighbor was crushed. Ellen is very excited at first – even sexually – when considering purchasing a weapon and jokes that are alien to shoot Jerry (Jerry Senefield) in the head. However, Eline loses attention when you actually start performing a weapon. It is worth noting that she does not like to have to get one of an oppressed friend from a friend in his apartment, so she ends up buying a game pistol instead.

However, “The Bet” has never been made, as Louis Drifus and director Tom Shiraons-as they discovered on the real table-felt that weapons were not good for the comedy. Arms violence was very real, So, both the “Sinfield” crew and the crew refused to shoot the episode. Even one of the CEOs of NBC, Glennik Padnik, felt he was in a weak taste. The text was raised and Not only can be read on the Internet. It was also talked about lengthening in the “Seinfeld” special features.

Of course, when the kibbush was placed on “The Bet”, the presentation needed an alternative text in a hurry. The shooting had to remain on the specified date, which means that the whole thing should be written within a few days. Fortunately, Larry David and Senefield, the creator of a series, managed to dismantle the scenario in an episode entitled “The Phone Message” within 48 hours. Without many ideas, the husband simply reached their personal lives. It seems that David had a bad habit of leaving very embarrassing phone messages on response devices to the response devices, which led to his delivery. David only George (Jason Alexander) depicts the same problemAnd the story began to form.

In “The Phone Message”, George has a successful date with a woman named Carroll Polone, who is clearly interested in. She invites him to her place for coffee, but George refuses, saying that he does not drink coffee at night. Carroll is disappointed. George did not realize that “coming to my place for coffee” until later was a sexual invitation. He tries to contact her to explain himself and confirm that he is already interested in Carol, but he has to leave a message.

Throughout the episode, George called several times, leaving increasingly strange messages. It ends up angrily on breaking the connection. Once George realizes that he looks ridiculous, he is a conspiracy to sneak into Carroll’s apartment and replace the cassette in a reply device.

David took how his personal life told the messages that George leaves in the special features of the ring on a DVD disk, saying:

“I left some of the worst messages. I regretted me a lot of messages that I left. Especially with women when I was single. I finished it for me. I will leave a message and I became in that. They never wanted to see me again.”

David added that “infiltration into the apartment to exchange Cassetat” is a conspiracy point that was distinguished from an irregular scenario written once on “Saturday Night Live”. The ideas were all there.

In the story B of “The Phone Message”, Jerry also has a successful date with a woman called Donna (Gritchen GERMAN), but everything is going south when she remembers how she likes a modern TV brand for Dockers. Jerry hates this advertisement and takes Donna’s love as a bad sign. As happens, Jerry Senefield also has also the hate of the Dockers advertisement mentioned in the episode. They are less disclosed personal details, but Sinfield, too, was able to take advantage of his realistic experiences.

The “phone message” was completed on time, and no one was wise. /The film was announced even the classic “phone message” in the past. The necessity, as the proverb says, is the mother of the invention.