George Quits His Job, Then Pretends Like Nothing Happened | The Revenge | Seinfeld
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- Опубліковано 13 лип 2022
- "You just don't know my sense of humor."
From Seinfeld Season 2 Episode 7 'The Revenge': George plots to get revenge on his boss after being fired; Jerry and Kramer target a laundry owner who they suspect of stealing.
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Seinfeld stars Jerry Seinfeld as a stand-up comedian whose life in New York City is made even more chaotic by his quirky group of friends who join him in wrestling with life's most perplexing, yet often trivial questions. Often described as "a show about nothing," Seinfeld mines the humor in life's mundane situations like waiting in line, searching for a lost item, or the trials and tribulations of dating. Co-starring are Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Jerry's ex-girlfriend and current platonic pal, Elaine Benes; Jason Alexander as George Costanza, Jerry's neurotic hard-luck best friend; and Michael Richards as Jerry's eccentric neighbor, Kramer.
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"Is that Costanza over there?". I love the actor's delivery of that line.
Then his dismissive hand gestures when say "you always be over there"...
Seinfeld had so many one-off and bit player actors that did a phenomenal job.
I love the pop sound he makes before he says it
just the name Costanza is hilarious 🤣🤣
And the way he turns angry on a dime!
Jerry was actually being a good friend here. He was humoring George's nonsense in a very compassionate way.
Not really. Jerry always had it super easy (even admitted to such multiple times) and always kind of had a smugness about it toward George and to a lesser extent Elaine, who did actually have some normal difficulties. I always sympathized with George because although he was a character and had some self-inflicted wounds, he just never got the good dice rolls in life Jerry did, but he always pushed through.
@@Cruor34 No he wasn't.
@@robjackson5245 No he wasn't what?
@@Cruor34 He wasn't smug.
@nathanieldrain907, Except that that is not what a real friend does.
And this is why my parents always told me "If you're gonna quit your job, have something else lined up first'.
My mom told me that too
Damn straight. I quit my job after 7 years but already had something else lined up
@@scottman8921 I worked at a job I hated for three and a half years, and I still only quit when I had somewhere to go next
My uncle said
"If your gonna quit. Get something else lined up first. If you don't then your F***
Unless you have money in the bank. Then you can peace out anytime you want and not worry.
Funny thing is George almost did become an Assistant to the Yankees General Manager and would have gotten it if they didn't think he had died.
yes .. but remember .. nothing ever happened .. since Seinfeld was a scripted TV show, NOT a real life thingy
@@rhuephus wait… Reallly?! It’s not real?! Shocker of the century that is u just blew my mind sir
😂😭
@@rhuephus Haha what? xD
@@rhuephus Breaking news! Dumbass thinks when people talk about the events of a TV show thinks they're talking about the real world!
The craziest thing is this plotline was actually based on Larry David's real life when he quit SNL and changed his mind and pretended he didn't quit.
I'm the 69th like!!
Saw an interview with Jason Alexander where he talked about a plot/script they were developing, and he said “This would never happen, and even if it did, nobody would react this way.” Larry David said “This happened to me, and I reacted this way.”
Did he slip him a Mickey too?
@@harryparsons2750 The old switcheroo.
@@brinsonharris9816 thats when Jason Alexander realized George was based on Larry.
“Aw she’s gonna be a FINE sailor!” 🤣
Only George could attempt to pull this off🤣😂
LD did it at SNL !
I don't care.
Only Larry David can write something that is so funny and uncomfortable at the same time.
In this case he did just that when he left SNL in the 80s. He just transcribed it.
Him and Jerry wrote for the show. Otherwise the show would be called David
This is based on Larry David’s experience at SNL. IIRC, he literally did this after blowing up at them for never using his material. And I believe it worked.
Even the casting. That loud mouthed, rotund office pain the backside female and that guy who was telling them glowingly about his child that no one would give a stuff about.
I disagree. Whoever wrote “Scott’s Tots” from The Office would deserve a similar accolade.
There is a little bit of George in all of us.
Facts 💯
I think so.
Sadly yes
every day, every single day
"well that's really not fair" lmao gets me everytime.
Jerry advising George going back to his old job its kinda funny. Good advice Jerry 🤣
Well, that's what happens when one sociopath takes advice from another.
Because he didn´t want competition in talk shows hahaha
“You’re an emotional guy, people don’t take you seriously.” Lmfao 😂
Because he knows George is not qualified to get any kind of jobs so he tried to help his friend. 😅
If this had been Kruger, that would totally have worked.
K-uuuuger!
3:55 the timing and delivery on 'Is that Costanza over there' is perfection
The buildup is so good. The positive energy in the tied up joke at the beginning and the invite to the party really create the illusion that George is going to get away with it.
Damn those final words were so tough i felt so bad for the guy, i think that moment defined george for the rest of the series😂
He also kind of threw his entire crew under the bus, lol.
@@toptenguy1 OMG! Not only are you correct, but after seeing that scene at least 100 times, I never even realized it until I just read what you wrote. He DID throw the whole staff under the bus.
blame his parents. They weren't exactly great people.
You want some more rough last words, look up: kirk gets fired from the cracker factory
It was Jerry's ridiculous idea for him to return. Maybe he thought that George wouldn't actually do it.
That little brush-off gesture of the boss's hands toward George...ouch
Most people can relate to wanting to quit in glorious fashion every Friday then just come back on Monday like it never happened.
Poor George didn't realize that by 2022 you can make lots of money watching movies and reacting to them online. What a world we live in now
a short, stocky, slow-witted bald man getting paid to react to movies online? that's where it gets tricky ...
Not everyone dude. Most people don't and back then there were critics who published their reviews on newspapers or tv, so it's not like everything has changed that much.
Yeah if you’re extremely lucky and have a great personality and or funny or very interesting or intelligent. Not many people can make a living doing UA-cam videos
How do I do that ..
@@harryparsons2750 what if I review the movies naked ? Would anyone watch..
Fun fact: This is what Larry David did, quit SNL and pretended it never happened.
How did SNL respond to him coming back!
@@thaddeusskywalker5293 When he sat down for a writers meeting the co workers gave him looks like *what are you doing here* since they have heard his outburst. The boss started to get around the room asking what they working on and then got to Larry David and he said *im thinking about doing a sketch of this acrobatic troupe* and the boss replied *ok ok yea yea* and moved on to the next person & that was that. Very peculiar but funny.
@@senorromantico7723 So his boss didn't react like George's boss did? Too bad LOL
@@thaddeusskywalker5293 No he didn't. Keep in mind, Larry David had been writing for the sketch show "Fridays" before SNL so he probably thought Larry could bring some good sketches to SNL. Michael Richards who played Kramer were in that show alongside with Larry.
@@coffeeNTrees huh?
George: “Someone even told me once I’d be a good talk show host.”
Jerry: “Really?”
George: “Yeah, couple of people.”😂
Jason Alexander’s excellent acting carried this show.
It's incredible that he never won an Emmy for Seinfeld.
@@jumblyman its a crime
So true! It would not have been anything without him.
I agree. His acting with David's character was really the glue. He was outstanding.
Absolutely 100% true
The boss was savage, but George did have it coming.
If I ever quit my job, I will recite George's entire monologue.
I think the best part of this episode was Kramer with the cement bag and the washing machine. 😄
"That's why I'm here, and you're over there." That poor guy at the opposite end of the table. He seemed lovely 😢
We all know he always wanted to pretend to be an architect......maybe even a marine biologist!
I think importing and exporting might be a good gig.
George is unhinged and confident but insecure at the same time.. heck of a combo
The most underrated part is how quickly Dan throws George under the bus. No thought of trying to stand up for his co-worker, just straight-up sending him to the wolves.
"Dan, aren't I joking around all the time?"
"I wouldn't say all the time"
That's the conclusion of the scene, it's not uNdErRaTeD... it's basic "Do I know you?" style of joke Jerry always throw at George.
@@redacted2275 must be fun trying to ruin multiple peoples enjoyment in this comment section, you seem like such a cool guy
That line has been edited out of the syndicated episode that I have seen over the years.
@@Mike-kv5pl That's funny because I thought parts of THIS clip were edited out, I assume for syndication. Mainly the part at Jerry's tho.
I like how it's shutting George down while being totally middle of the road. "Eh, not always." **shrug**
Wonder who's idea it was to put George sitting on the floor and not on the couch, brilliant!
"Laughing stock, no brains, no ability?"
"Teasing!!"
LMAO
I’m kinda sad Kramer wasn’t the one to tell him to go back because in real life that’s what Kenny Kramer told Larry
Should have used the tape recorder in the briefcase leave behind trick. He would have had plenty of material for harassment lawsuits and spice up board meetings.
“Dear GOD!”
I do not know exactly why, but George's subdued acting while weighting his possibilities gets me.
general manager of a baseball team always makes me laugh
And thus, with that smiting, George Louis Costanza's fate was secured in perpetuity.
Boss is such a good actor.
I know. He plays it perfectly.
Larry's character, stories and writing made this show.
"Nobody takes you seriously!" 😂
The fact that Jerry brushes off George's suggestion he could work for a major league team and George ends up pulling it off later
Uh huh, uh huh, in what capacity?
The general manager of a baseball team.
George could have been very successful at making reaction videos. He's great with small interesting comments and he likes to watch movies
I was just thinking that. He was born too early
Ya but that requires internet broadband and a platform that can support it. Neither existed until almost 20 years after this. Poor George
And he's very emotional.
What's a reaction video ?
no youtube back then or that could've been a legit option.
That look at the end supposed to be funny but it’s deeply sad & Jason alexander is a wonderful actor
Alexander is so good ! Eloquent and composed, I can't watch too much of him or it destroys "George" for me, total chameleon.
George will sit at home watching TV all day.
Jason brags about how he doesn't watch TV.
George is how I used to act before I stopped being a piece of crap person.
it's sad because it's true
I love this scene!
Maybe George can be Assistant to the Traveling Secretary of a baseball team.
GM of a baseball team..lmfao
Funny how George ended up working for the yankees.
OMG, I just watched this episode and couldn't stop laughing, because this is the same situation that I'M in right now😂 His conversation with Jerry is so relatable, and I've literally been thinking about just showing back up one day like nothing happened.🤣 I think this why this show was so popular, because the average person can relate to these characters and scenarios.
George, and his bathroom phobias!
I've actually done this. "oh that? no, no no I didn't quit, is that what it sounded like? just friday humor"
"Leave now or we call the Police"
What kind of job was it, and how old were you?
Friday humor lmao
Damn who is that smokeshow next to George?!
Teresa "Teri" Austin. Total smokeshow.
vs
3:15 this is the same dude who said, “what did I just say?” After Elaine asked her where he got the muffin top. 😅
When George is Angry he is definitely Happy. 👍🤷♂️
They left out the revenge. 😆
Didn't George go to the work party later?
@@tomcripps7229 That was the Penske file episode.
I love how George ended up failing his way into a cushy job with the New York Yankees
I wonder if something like "I'm sorry, I didn't mean any of that, I don't know what happened to me, I was like in a dream, I'm gonna see a psychologist" would work in his situation.
i walked out of my job and going back tomorrow like nothing happened, Imma try this to see what happens
@@Dev-wm6db So how's unemployed life treating you? LOL
@@honuswagner9348 nah they didn't fire me. On the contrary, they still paid me for thee day I walked out/reprimanded my coworker for making me walk out lmao
This show would have been nothing without George, he is the engine of this show.
George is Larry David's outlet and without that character it would be a regular sit-com with a wacky neighbor.
Interesting how one character pretty much glues everything in place.
George was the straw that stirred the drink.
George moving on from the projectionist idea after Jerry says he has to know how to work the projector is hilarious.
Thankfully for George, watching and reacting to movies is a job now.
Elaine was actually a good friend to help George in his crazy scheme.
Why would she pass up a perfectly good opportunity to go to prison?
he foreshadowed Georges life though this series
The infamous Vandalay Industries!
0:39 that’s awesome foreshadowing
You are awesome i love listenin to u.❤
What I expected to watch is the last part, "drink up!"
A very measured destruction, he waited till after his little intro before he acknowledged him.
George is my favorite character by far
“Yeah, good weekend.”
This is basically James Harden every year.
Bottoms up!
And a villian story arc is born
1:45 Adorable
So funny 😂
Well that's really not fair... lol
When you go for 'The Eagle', but 'End up a Birdie'.......
I acutally just did this on Friday and went back to work today lol
How did that work out?
@Ofek_92 still there. Sometimes you have to let it out
We’ve all been there with managers like this but a key thing to do is the exact opposite of what George did.
Just find a job before you quit, keep things cordial, and make sure you leave behind an anonymous flyer that contains info on what everyone is getting paid.
George acted impulsively without a plan. George was angry that day, my friend.
Isn't it always key to do exactly the opposite of what George would have done in any given situation?
NEVER have personal items in your place of work. Just in case you decide not to go back after lunch hour😂. That would be my #1 Tip
@@juanriojas1926 You get a whole hour for lunch?
@@inncogneato6341 No I don’t. I get 30 minutes on a good day 😂
Modern day George would try to be a youtube reaction guy.
This legit happened at my office this week. This lady walked out on Friday at 9 am, took 2 trips to her car to get her stuff from her office, and ignored the manager. Come Monday she showed her face again that morning. Today, she was back at work like nothing happened. Apparently, HR blocked my boss from firing her.
think they may have edited out the part about unions which was hilarious haha
The part where George is figuring out what career he can start…. This is how today people get podcasts, tiktok shows, etc.
🤣 This one never gets old because it’s based on Larry’s true story.
I got tied up.
I bet you did!
George had the upper hand first, then no hand later
NEVER HAPPENED!!! 😂
Should always have a backup plan when you quit
I am here, you are there...
Lil harsh man. You never know. Every dog has its day.
Is that Cos-*STANZA* over there?
George actually could've submitted sports columns.
That whale story proves, he knows how to write.
THE SEA WAS ANGRY THAT DAY MY FRIENDS!
Except he doesn't know that a whale is a mammal, not a fish.
@@anthonyvasquezactor That would only be a problem if he had to write about a Dolphins' game.
@@anthonyvasquezactor He knows, he just doesn't care.
@@anthonyvasquezactor Fish sounds better.
Pfffttttt.......that guy doesn't know what he's talking about. He shoulda seen the fine work George did on that Penske file.
George said over twice...
It's hilarious how George tries to fake it on Monday and tries to blend in with the rest of the staff hoping that everyone will forget about the quitting incident from Friday. Lol
Yeah, that's pretty much the entire joke...
Funey
😂😂😂😂😂
Worst idea ever.
These characters had no selfrespect 😂😂😂
You know like a general manager of a baseball team
1:38 it was at that moment george became a react streamer
"and that was when the suspect jumped the table and began strangling the man with his own tie."
4:37 minutes where did the paper 📝 go after George stood up?
great catch
Disappeared.
Man, is this channel not monetized? I’m not complaining but I haven’t seen one ad one this channel. If it’s the official channel I don’t mind sitting through an ad haha
jerry is such a good friend here
Yeah, no. Bad advice.
" Nevah hapennnned "