Jerry's fridge repairman in the "The Tape"
Does anyone else get a kick out of Jerry's chatty, overly-passionate, slightly man-childish bald fridge guy (John Apicella), as well as Jerry's sarcastic, uninterested, responses to him, from the first scene of "The Tape?" To me, he's one of the best parts of that show. I…

A good read, as usual
"The Chinese Restaurant" is my all-time favorite episde, I love "The Jacket," and I'm a pretty big fan of "The Baby Shower." I agree that George's speech about what he will finally tell Leslie is the best part of "The Baby Shower" and one of George's greatest moments altogether. The monologue is…

Speaking of Morty worrying about how a funeral is going to set him back…
The fact that the retirees in Seinfeld were fixated on the same trivial nonsense and reacted to conventional tragedy in shallow, self-absorbed ways like their children makes me think Larry should develop a Seinfeld-type show set within the Jewish…

Reviews
Very acute observations, Mr. Sims, particularly your insights on George, how he, not Kramer, was really the most revolutionary character of all and his fascinating perceptions of how the universe works and breaks down. George is more cunning and self-centered than the Curb Your Enthusiasm version of Larry,…

Thank you, conky.

Thanks, Mr. Sims!
As the show's most fervent worshipper (as evidenced by my screen name here), I thank you for starting a regular column reviewing it.

Solid episode
Good write up, Nathan. Thank you for noticing and acknowledging what nice piece of physical comedy Carell delivered trying to resist the adorable charm of the otter. It was quite subtle and dry, but the little smile on his face when he stops talking to look over at the video was just priceless. Michael's…

Just for shits and giggles, here's my cast list for this awful, awful concept for a movie:

Very good piece indeed, Zack.

I second that, drdarkeny. Their banter was sharp, natural, and engaging, I thought, and by far the movie's strongest point. Of course, that's not saying much, but I can't deny that that team, obviously excluding the hammy Columbus Short who for the entire picture seemed to be thinking about what choices he should…

* Mo'Nique's final monologue in "Precious."

My Personal Favorites
* Hal Holbrook's "I could be your grandfather" final goodbye with McCandless and the old man's subsequent single tear in "Into the Wild."

Also…
Jackie Earle Haley in Little Children?

Other Greats
Philip Seymour Hoffman in Capote?

Creed Bratton
Considering Van Damme was the star of JCVD and Creed Bratton has a recurring but very background role on The Office, wouldn't Bratton playing Creed Bratton as a creepy, soft-spoken, brain-dead, and homeless sexual deviant working for a plummeting, poorly-managed paper supply comany in Scranton, PA as a…

Gorgonzola and Gilbert Grape's mother's vagina.

Leon doing the Seinfeld DVD commentary
Brilliant idea, Ms. Gillette.

Mr. Tagahashi
Did anyone notice that Tagahashi (Dana Lee) was one of the customers Larry encountered during his short stint as a car salesman in the aptly-named season 2 opener "The Car Salesman."

The Return of Andy
Richard Kind is my anti-drug.

Photo of the Happy Couple
Don't Swank and Gere look like such a gay couple in the photo above?