My favorite was when Puddy was telling Elaine that she was going to go to hell and she kept telling him that he should care that she was going to go to hell.
@@phxazjarhead .. Yes. He was trying to talk her into stealing her neighbor's newspaper as I recall and since she was already going to hell what's the difference.
It's a perception thing. They had so few actors come back a lot that the few who did seemed to be there A LOT, but that was compared to all the great characters who were only in 1 or 2 episodes. Uncle Leo was only in 14, Wilhelm was only in 11, Mr. Pitt, 7 Mickey, 6 Bania, 6. Etc. And there were only a handful of actors who did more than 5, so those people really stand out more. Putty is one of the greatest though.
Putty was great. Good writing, but Mr. Warburton made it great. Love the issue of believing in God when he says to Elain "Well, I'm not the one going to hell". And the classic "I don't know any monkeys that can take apart a fuel injector"
I would imagine that Jerry is someone who really enjoys sitting around and eating at diners. I mean that was a big part of his show. Myself I would rather eat at a diner than a big fancy restaurant.
@@joemckim1183 That's pretty much his "Coffee in Cars With Comedians" show. (aside from the cars) He chats with comedians in diners and it's pretty good.
Patrick, is a very nice guy met him twice, once at Whole Foods 20 yrs ago and at a gas station same city. He is very funny. Easy 6’ 4”. Tall guy. He either is Puddy or Jeff Bingham because his cadence and manner when he speaks is exactly like that it was all I could do not to laugh.
As good as Seinfeld was, and it was good, I enjoyed Rules a lot more. Such a cast. Warburton and Spade killed in every episode. And the 2 female leads were as beautiful as any women I have ever seen on TV - plus they both had terrific comic chops. Hudson was okay but his role kinda squeezed in between everybody else.
His relationship with Elaine was so great. How they kept breaking up and getting back together. And then when she discovered he was a Christian, and didn't care if she went to hell, omg. And they went to talk to a minister about it.. Actually was a much bigger fan of Rules of Engagement, where he was the cornerstone of the show.
Wow, can’t believe Patrick/Puddy only appeared in 9 series episodes of the show yet still had such a huge impact, and is one of the most memorable and enjoyable characters on the show. So glad they brought him back. He’s up there with the best of them for me; George, Puddy, Elaine, Kramer.
There's a scene where Jerry is on the pay phone with Elaine, and Puddy (Patrick) can be seen at his desk in the background staring blankly into space. Priceless.
In my opinion, Frank, Newman and Puddy are far and away the best supporting characters in the show’s entire run. All three of them were absolute scene stealers.
@@robertwhough hahaha no, I think he says “that’s a misprint “ and THEN immediately after says “whaddya got, a Starkman? [or whatever it was called] then the camera immediately cuts to Kramer in the shower, and now you can clearly see “Starkman” in the owner’s manual he is holding in the shower. 😂😂
The elaine going to hell...face painting...why aren't chips a meal...Kramer putting a garbage disposal in his shower...high five..the eight ball jacket...
Anytime they showed him at home and a phone call came in he'd be just sitting there staring into space. That made me laugh so hard. It's inhuman. A dog will sit motionless doing nothing. Not a human... except for Puddy.
@@watsisbuttndo829 Naw. I'll save that for if I ever find myself in prison. I'm sure that will come in handy. Don't want to use up all my "staring into space" ability.
@@thanksfernuthin puddys "im at peace with the world" and the jailhouse "anybody coming near me will have their spleen removed" distant stares are quite different skillsets!
@@watsisbuttndo829 I hear you. I guess we observe his stare and demeanor differently. To me he ain't focusing his chi... it's "brain off". Dial tone. And that was the joke.
1:28 that's right, I almost forgot they were starred together in Bee Movie, Jerry Seinfeld was the voice of the voice of the main character, Barry, and Patrick Warburton was Ken
Boring and annoying character imo, the only other character I hated more was that older guy from Florida with the bushy eyebrows that gave Jerry that pen
The episode where Puddy sells Jerry his car was a good one. I occasionally quote the "additional overcharge" bit. One of my random favorites is the germophobe episode, when Puddy helps Kramer install a garbage disposal in his bathtub.
The vacant stare at the back of an airline seat while Elaine fumes was priceless.
"We're done, even vegetable lasagna knows it!"
Vegetable lasagna, my favorite scene with him.
Are you going to read? Take a nap? "Nah."
My favorite was when Puddy was telling Elaine that she was going to go to hell and she kept telling him that he should care that she was going to go to hell.
@@phxazjarhead .. Yes. He was trying to talk her into stealing her neighbor's newspaper as I recall and since she was already going to hell what's the difference.
The Finale, Elaine says “Don’t wait for me.” He says “Okay” and walks out. 😂😂
One of my favorite scenes
Also, his usual zone-out look is like magnified 10x while he's waiting for Elaine to finish speaking.
has to be the best one word performance written ever
GOAT
For the sake of accuracy, the line was “all right”.
“So you where just gonna be a one and done character?”
Patrick Warburton: yeah that’s right.
😄
😂👌
High Five!
🤣🤣🤣
WERE
"I'll be back. We'll make out."
That's bogus man.
@@kenlompart9905 Yeah that's right.
I can't believe he was only on 9 episodes. Seemed like way more.
I would have guessed way more too. His portrayal of Puddy was just so memorable.
He was definitely one of my favourite characters
@@SenorNavel that’s right.
It's a perception thing. They had so few actors come back a lot that the few who did seemed to be there A LOT, but that was compared to all the great characters who were only in 1 or 2 episodes.
Uncle Leo was only in 14,
Wilhelm was only in 11,
Mr. Pitt, 7
Mickey, 6
Bania, 6.
Etc. And there were only a handful of actors who did more than 5, so those people really stand out more. Putty is one of the greatest though.
That is crazy!..
"Why can't people have dip for dinner? Why can it only be a snack? I don't get stuff like that."
David, I think we gotta talk...
Just as long as you don't double dip, you never double dip a chip.
@@R12gsa09 Talk to me babe.
If it were socially acceptable I'd drape myself in velvet.
"It feels like a Arby's night."
Joe Swanson 👍
Trivia Question: Why do they call it Arby's??
@@edwickham3633 Go ahead I am ready for the answer.😃
R B Roast Beef !! RBs ARBYS!!
@@edwickham3633 🤣🤣🤣
Putty was great. Good writing, but Mr. Warburton made it great. Love the issue of believing in God when he says to Elain "Well, I'm not the one going to hell". And the classic "I don't know any monkeys that can take apart a fuel injector"
You stole my Jesus fish, didn't you?
Great marriage of great lines and an actor who made them classic. High 5!
When he painted his face, that was hilarious, and that ridiculous jacket, he was funny.
Gotta support the team
__ __ ya that's right
Don’t forget “THE MOVE”
He uses the pinch
Jerry uses the swirl
"Eight-Ball!"🎱
We're the devils man, the DEVILS!!! Ayyy El Diablo!
The man with the voice who gave us so many laughs. So many memories.
Yeah that's right
"If you have any questions, just ask...the eightball!"
All signs point to yes.
I used this for years even without the jacket with people that knew the reference.
That was a funny episode 😂 🎱😂
"I'm not the one going to hell."
lol. Best line
My favorite Puddy scenes revolved around their religious issues - hilarious!
"Sorry, thou shalt not steal."
Oh man that's BOgus!
You stole my Jesus fish didn’t ya??
The face paint at the NJ Devil's game. Screaming at the preists in the car that almost hit him. One of the best moments of the show ever
Gotta support the team.
@@justayoutuber1906 I can't tell you how many times I've said that to friends and they get the reference immediately.
@@justayoutuber1906 It's the playoffs.
@@ALSmith-zz4yy WE'RE THE DEVILS! THE DEVILS!
"Gotta let'em know you're out there."
... yea that's right..
"Patrick Warburton tells some "seinfeld stories."
Patrick: "I ran into Jerry in a diner."
I'm so dumb that i didnt even connect those dots until your comment lol.
Still worth it for RI's NYC golf joke/tease story with Jerry.
I would imagine that Jerry is someone who really enjoys sitting around and eating at diners. I mean that was a big part of his show. Myself I would rather eat at a diner than a big fancy restaurant.
Yeah that's right
@@joemckim1183 That's pretty much his "Coffee in Cars With Comedians" show. (aside from the cars) He chats with comedians in diners and it's pretty good.
He was great as Puddy. Some of my favorite episodes.
Patrick, is a very nice guy met him twice, once at Whole Foods 20 yrs ago and at a gas station same city. He is very funny. Easy 6’ 4”. Tall guy. He either is Puddy or Jeff Bingham because his cadence and manner when he speaks is exactly like that it was all I could do not to laugh.
What a story
He’s 6’3 at his tallest.. maybe closer to 6’2
The DEVILS!!!! We’re the devils!!!!!
"Oh that's easy, you're both going to hell" . "This is bogus man!!"
The episode where he plays the "face painter," yelling "DEVILS!" at the old Catholic priest in the limo. Priceless.
Puddy was a good character in the show as Elaine's Boy Friend
Puddy rules!!
Great character
"Feels like an Arby's night."
Arby’s, beef and and cheese and do you believe in god?
I only watched this to hear, “Yeah, that’s right.”
"Having to hear how everyone at work isn't as smart as you... it's brutal."
Seinfeld and Rules of Engagement were freaking hilarious!
Puddy got his spin off!
As good as Seinfeld was, and it was good, I enjoyed Rules a lot more. Such a cast. Warburton and Spade killed in every episode. And the 2 female leads were as beautiful as any women I have ever seen on TV - plus they both had terrific comic chops. Hudson was okay but his role kinda squeezed in between everybody else.
Recovering germophobe.
Ten years.
when he wanted Elaine to steal a newspaper because she was already going to Hell
"Stop bossin' me around!"
"Talk to me, babe."
"Eeeeeh, I'm the Devil!"
Rules of Engagement was great!
Ah no it wasn't. It was drivelly nonsense
@@zapkvr you're drivelly nonsense
Don't listen to Kevin. My wife and I both loved the show. Oliver Hudson was hilarious.
David Spade kills it !
Great show and Kevin Russell is an idiot.
Great interviewer to share all HIS stories with his guest! /s
That's right, gotta support the team.
Love that one
I still say "Yeah that's right" in his voice.
His relationship with Elaine was so great. How they kept breaking up and getting back together. And then when she discovered he was a Christian, and didn't care if she went to hell, omg. And they went to talk to a minister about it..
Actually was a much bigger fan of Rules of Engagement, where he was the cornerstone of the show.
Wow, can’t believe Patrick/Puddy only appeared in 9 series episodes of the show yet still had such a huge impact, and is one of the most memorable and enjoyable characters on the show. So glad they brought him back. He’s up there with the best of them for me; George, Puddy, Elaine, Kramer.
my all time favorite Seinfeld episode is "The Voice" which is the one where Elaine keeps sleeping with Puddy and has to give jerry money each time.
Helloooooo lalalaaa
That car dealer episode was hilarious, and one of my favorites!
The candy bar lineup.
@@aaronwoodard1749 "It took you an hour? "
A nickel!
When he gets offended by heing called a grease monkey
There's a scene where Jerry is on the pay phone with Elaine, and Puddy (Patrick) can be seen at his desk in the background staring blankly into space. Priceless.
gotta say, my absolute Puddy episode has to be "Elaine is going to hell"
brilliant!! :-D
It's gonna be rough. 👀
In my opinion, Frank, Newman and Puddy are far and away the best supporting characters in the show’s entire run. All three of them were absolute scene stealers.
He’s great in every episode he was in😂😂😂
The spitter episode was beyond genius.
Yes that was one magic loogie...
“Uno momento por favor.”
I can't believe he got dumped for "The Wiz."
The episode he mentions is a parody of the film JFK, which was out at the time.
And Newman was in it.
"Go get that newspaper, you're going to hell anyway."
My favourite Puddy episode? The one in which Puddy helps Kramer install a garburator in his shower ...
“Yeah it’s a misprint.” 🤣
@@tommym321 I actually preferred the line before it: "Whattya got? A Starkman?"
@@robertwhough hahaha no, I think he says “that’s a misprint “ and THEN immediately after says “whaddya got, a Starkman? [or whatever it was called] then the camera immediately cuts to Kramer in the shower, and now you can clearly see “Starkman” in the owner’s manual he is holding in the shower. 😂😂
One of my favorite all time Seinfeld characters. So few episodes, but such a huge impact.
I love this guy. So freaking funny! My favourite episodes are with Pat.
The plane ride home from vacation with Elaine was classic!
Vegetable lasagne.
HEY!!
I hope we crash into the side of a mountain!!!!!!
"So you're just gonna sit there? - Yeah that's right!"
That’s a big job you’ve gotta dismantle the latch hasp from the auxiliary drainage line
It says main line
That’s a misprint. Whaddaya got, a Clarkman?
Real life LOL
Patricks voice takes me back to EPCOT.....
Yes!!!!!! Soarin!!!!!!
It's gonna be rough!!!
And the heat! My god the heat!!
The lumbar yard.
"Keys?"
"How you gonna start it?"
“Excessive Overcharge”
Jerry Seinfeld pulling up and saying that is akin to Howard Cosell stopping to call a back ally fight ( true story)
I didn’t get the par four par five joke..... can someone explain the significance?
He was excellent in Rules of Engagement.
I just watched to see if he really has that weird speech pattern
The elaine going to hell...face painting...why aren't chips a meal...Kramer putting a garbage disposal in his shower...high five..the eight ball jacket...
His CBS series at the time was DAVE'S WORLD, which starred Harry Anderson post-NIGHT COURT.
Anytime they showed him at home and a phone call came in he'd be just sitting there staring into space. That made me laugh so hard. It's inhuman. A dog will sit motionless doing nothing. Not a human... except for Puddy.
Lol very true
You two need to learn how to do it. Being able to switch off the daily bullshit is an art worth your learning.
@@watsisbuttndo829 Naw. I'll save that for if I ever find myself in prison. I'm sure that will come in handy. Don't want to use up all my "staring into space" ability.
@@thanksfernuthin puddys "im at peace with the world" and the jailhouse "anybody coming near me will have their spleen removed" distant stares are quite different skillsets!
@@watsisbuttndo829 I hear you. I guess we observe his stare and demeanor differently. To me he ain't focusing his chi... it's "brain off". Dial tone. And that was the joke.
1:28 that's right, I almost forgot they were starred together in Bee Movie, Jerry Seinfeld was the voice of the voice of the main character, Barry, and Patrick Warburton was Ken
Awesome Patrick Warburton!
"So you were just going to be a one-and-done character?"
He missed his chance to respond with "Yeah that's right."
How could he appear on a sports host show without a Brodeur jersey and face paint? It's the playoffs. Gotta let 'em know you're out there!
Elaine/ puddy on plane AND puddy just stares at seat in front of him after breaking up
Puddy is def one of my fav recurring secondary Seinfeld characters, if not my very fav. He was hilarious. 😂
Boring and annoying character imo, the only other character I hated more was that older guy from Florida with the bushy eyebrows that gave Jerry that pen
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE him! Rules of engagement is a series I have saved and watch whenever I need a laugh. He's awesome!
We still refer to my after work glass of wine as ‘listening juice’… love that show!!!
Man, this was a terrible interview. I was more interested in the people running around in the background.
High five!
who knew Eisen could talk for almost 4 minutes with saying UGH, UM, UGH, UM, UGH, UM
The CBS show mentioned during the Seinfeld era was “Dave’s World”...don’t think many people remember that one
Wasn’t that the one with Harry Anderson in where he played a cartoonist?
@@cityhawk He played a humor columnist (a fictional version of Dave Barry).
The only reason they kept him around is that Elaine found him to be "spongeworthy."
According to IMDB, his character's name on Seinfeld was David Puddy.
Just sayin'...
Yeah, they said his name many times on the show.
He's my favorite. And Brock Sampson is my hero
The episode where Puddy sells Jerry his car was a good one. I occasionally quote the "additional overcharge" bit. One of my random favorites is the germophobe episode, when Puddy helps Kramer install a garbage disposal in his bathtub.
“Whaddya got there, a Clarkman? Yeah, that’s a misprint…”
Isn't it interesting how a character who appeared in just nine episodes of 180 in total could become so memorable?
So is Dr Whatley
"All signs point to YES!"
hey Rich - we dont want to listen to you - let your guest speak instead.
I had fun on your show Rich....high five
The car dealership is one of my top episodes. Nice Patrick.
Newman played the same role in JFK demonstrating the bullet trajectory
almost the same name too - "Newma"
If he gained 350 lbs, he could be Steven Seagal's stunt double!
Both of them called him "Steinfeld" ?!
Host: Maybe shut up and stop interrupting your guest.
Can't watch this
His normal voice! His "performing" voice sounds like Kronk and Joe from Family Guy! And of course, Puddy!
kalebpost20 what are you talking about? He sounds NOTHING like those characters!
Yes he does!
BROCK F***KIN SAMSON! That is all
Wow, only 9 episodes! Such a memorable character.
So his putty voice is his actual voice lol
The face paint was funny but I don't get why Elaine made it a big deal. It's pretty common
It's something you can't unsee.
Rich Eisenhower is a horrible interviewer
Now we know where abouts Seinfeld lives
How you gonna start it?
No wait. That's another ten kroner.
Great to see him out of character
WE’RE THE DEVILS! THE DEVILS!!
Germaphobe
The CBS sitcom he mentions must have been "Rules of Engagement", which was actually a pretty funny show.
Rules of Engagement was about 10 years after Seinfeld; Dave's World is the series that kept him from doing Seinfeld.
Feels like an Arby's night.
What's a Arbys? Aussie here, never understood that reference.
@@balung It's a beef sandwich fast-food place here in the States.
Why is there a large group of running businessmen at the start of the clip 😂
‘It’s gonna be rough ‘
"This is BOGUS, man!!"