So, I'm watching Seinfeld for the thousandth time but this time with my wife (although at first it was hard for her to get hooked, now I can attest that she loves the show) everything was going well until we got to the episode 'The Letter'. When she finished watching it she told me that she couldn't really enjoy the episode because of Catherine Keener's fucking character and I can't blame her, there is nothing remotely funny about her character and her attitude is obnoxious. I've always seen people shit on Kathy Griffin's but at least she made a joke or two. What do you think? And what is your least favorite recurring character or episodic character?
Watching Boro was so much of the series' entertainment
I believe that this movie came out in the 2000s. Catherine Keener's character falls in love with a younger man. I think the guy's mother was a psychologist or something, and didnt really approve of the relationship. Thats all I have.
Hey all, in the fifth episode of the second season Catherine Keener sings a beautiful song solo about losing someone close to you. Could anyone help me out with the song’s title? I’d love to find it (or at least the lyrics) online somewhere.
Not 100% sure what it's called, but HBO didn't do anything with it:
> The whole series takes place on one day. The premise of the show is that there are so many different accidents in your life that lead you in different directions, and as you look at someone’s life from birth to, let’s say, 50, there are so many different versions of that life that could have happened. My idea was that you take this woman, she is this age on this day, that’s the only given, and then each episode is based on a different route. Maybe it broke off here and the difference is very small; maybe it broke off when she was a baby, in which case it’s a completely different life. [...]What I thought was really cool about the show, in addition to the premise, which I really liked, is that there’s no one right version of it. You can watch this in any order, and it’s a different show. Being Charlie Kaufman.com
