Sarah Silverman is awesome

I get more than my limit of Buck during football season. I'd probably fire my TV through the front window if I had to watch him do baseball, too.

 

I don't get the Buck hatred, other than he comes off as a tad smarmy.

Anyway, whoever thought Buck could handle Silverman live after the trainwreck with Artie, they should be fired first thing Monday.

 

Fox got what they deserved putting Silverman in the booth to make Joe Buck uncomfortable. Between that and Artie Lange, this should be karma for Buck for the Randy Moss comment.

If you can dish it, you better be ready to take it.

I can't believe I missed it (and it was a prime time game to boot) tonight. That's what I get for agreeing to babysit my two nieces all weekend. Damn!

 

It would be really great again to watch a national baseball broadcast and know you won't hear fucking idiocy that you'll remember for at least the next half-decade.

 

You would be wrong. It was Kramer. And they slept in Frank and Estelle's twin beds.

 

The LSD conversation was hilarious, especially because it made Buck so uncomfortable.

At the end of the inning, you got the feeling that Buck was about to ask if she could stick around (out of habit) but he quickly thought better of it and said "well, we're done."

 

"The Money"
Episode Number: 146
Original Air Date: January 16, 1997

Written by: Peter Mehlman
Directed by: Andy Ackerman

Recurring Cast:
Liz Sheridan (Helen Seinfeld)
Barney Martin (Morty Seinfeld)
Estelle Harris (Estelle Costanza)
Jerry Stiller (Frank Costanza)
Sandy Baron (Jack Klompus)
John O'Hurley (J. Peterman)

Guest Cast:
Sarah Silverman (Emily)
Leon W. Grant (Counterperson)


[Kramer's Apartment]

Kramer and Emily are in bed, having just finished their lovemaking. They're
both looking very satisfied and smiling.

KRAMER: Well, that was alright, huh?

EMILY: Yeah.

KRAMER: Well, um, goodnight.

EMILY: Goodnight.

Kramer rolls over to go to sleep. The bedside clock reads 12:30. Emily
snuggles up to him and puts an arm around him. Kramer doesn't look
comfortable with this.

[Kramer's Apartment, Later]

The clock reads 3:31. Kramer is lying on his back, sleeping. Beside him,
Emily lies face-down, sleeping, with her arms flung out wide. One hand is on
the pillow above Kramer's head, then it moves and Emily's forearm runs
across Kramer's face, waking him. Kramer looks disgruntled at being
awakened.

KRAMER: (quietly, to himself) Look at this.

He picks up Emily's hand and moves it back to the pillow behind his head,
only for the same thing to happen again. Emily's hand moves across his face.
Kramer looks unhappy at the disturbance.

[Kramer's Apartment, Later Still]

The clock reads 5:11. A wide awake Kramer is right over to the edge of the
bed, with Emily cuddled up to him, sleeping happily. Kramer tries to
carefully move, so as to not wake Emily, but as he shifts his weight, he
slips off the end of the mattress and falls to the floor. Emily rolls into
the space vacated, continuing to sleep.

 

Ah, well. Wrong again, I guess. I'm on a role!

 

The video, if you care to watch it.

 

not for nothin', but sarah looked very, very good last night... 8) 8) 8)

 

Joe Buck and Tim McCarver announcing an interminable Yankees-Red Sox game is what I imagine hell is like.

 

You need help.