It would be another decade before the peaceful commingling of two major American subcultures, with the friendship of Leon Black and Larry David.
Rupert Giles
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It would be another decade before the peaceful commingling of two major American subcultures, with the friendship of Leon Black and Larry David.
"… O.J. only murdered his ex-wife and hasn't murdered anyone else…"
Yes! How did they miss an opportunity to have O.J. make another sports analogy?
Yes! How did they miss an opportunity to have O.J. make another sports analogy?
1994-95 was Seinfeld's 6th season, and it was the #1 show, even beating the juggernaut ER in its first year.
Fun fact: The first appearance of Jackie Chiles on Seinfeld aired two days after the O.J. verdict.
That… does not strengthen an argument for either one.
It's shite.
Not quite… There's a rather tedious fact-check report about it here:
http://www.thewrap.com/oj-f…
… whØres?
… whØres?
Except that Martin's audience was indeed largely black, and Seinfeld's overwhelmingly white. It won't split like that in every sample group, but on average, it will.
How about the nicknames that the defense team has for the jurors? "Easter Island"? "The Demon"! I liked the cantankerous old black guy, myself; not sure what his nickname is.
That woman with the glasses who started the black clothing trend was a BOSS entering the jury box.
This episode was fascinating. At least for me, the jury's side of things was the part of the trial I know the least about.
deep well of folksy sayings
Gilfoyle scoffs at you.
OK, Mel.