i assume a very happy seinfeld fan at channel 9 came up with that daily code
Win 1 of 5 Double Passes to Jerry Seinfield Worth $570 from Nine Entertainment [Codewords]
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Last edited 03/06/2024 - 07:16
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Stream Seinfeld 24/7 on 9Now from Monday, 3 June and look out for the daily codeword for your chance to win 2 tickets to see Jerry Seinfeld Live in your major city.
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- 2 x Reserve tickets to the Jerry Seinfeld Tour in Perth at 7.30pm AWST 15/06/24
- 2 x Reserve tickets to the Jerry Seinfeld Tour in Sydney at 6.00pm AEST 18/06/24
- 2 x Reserve tickets to the Jerry Seinfeld Tour in Brisbane at7.30pm AEST 19/06/24
- 2 x Reserve tickets to the Jerry Seinfeld Tour in Adelaide at 7.30pm AEST 20/06/24
- 2 x Reserve tickets to the Jerry Seinfeld Tour in Melbourne at 7.30pm AEST 23/06/24
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couldn't pay me to be around this horrible zionist douchebag
Agree. Unfortunately he lives off the fame of having been in arguably the best sitcom of all time (which I love and have all seasons on DVD). But the truth is, he himself is not very funny. I've never laughed out loud from any of his stand-up, or any of his lines on the TV show. He just surrounded himself with truly funny and talented people. So now he tours the world doing overpriced stand-up shows that are just as unfunny as they've always been. And the genius of the sitcom was Larry anyway.
Maybe you should fire up those DVDs and see how many episodes he co-wrote.
FYI I think he is only credited as writer/co-writer in 17/180 eps while Larry wrote like a third of the show.
As he was producer/executive producer throughout I'm sure he had more input than that (and I'm sure they adlibbed a bunch of lines in a show like this) but writing was not generally what he brought to the show.
@claycharles: Point being, to dismiss Jerry Seinfeld's contribution to Seinfeld is strange.
Thanks for the codes.
04/06 codeword is: SOUP
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