Jerry Seinfeld & Larry David On The 4 Episodes That Defined Television
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When NBC tested the original pilot for The Seinfeld Chronicles, network executives circulated an internal research memo stating that “no segment of the audience was eager to watch the show again.”
Nine seasons and 180 episodes later, it became the most influential sitcom in television history.
In Season 2, Episode 2 of The Rushmore Podcast, Ari Emanuel and Ben Persky sit down live with co-creators Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David to settle the four most iconic, structurally perfect episodes in the history of the show.
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Inside the conversation:
* Why Larry David kept the premise for “The Contest” hidden in his notebook for two years.
* The real-life dinner date that spawned “The Puffy Shirt” and the “Low Talker.”
* The midnight rewrite hours before filming that saved “The Marine Biologist.”
* The executive meeting where Larry David walked into the studio parking lot and quit.
Watch the full live episode above, or stream on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
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