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Anybody notice that the guy who plays George Wyner, the Producer of Not a Pot to Pease in, looks like Larry David, the producer of Seinfeld? And the script that Kelli does her reading with is basically mocking Seinfeld type humor? I think they are definately taking a shot at Seinfeld.The shows certainly represent a very different style of humor. MWC doesn't deal with life's little ironies, toaster leavin's, now that's funny.

Dr. Shoe wrote:Anybody notice that the guy who plays George Wyner, the Producer of Not a Pot to Pease in, looks like Larry David, the producer of Seinfeld? And the script that Kelli does her reading with is basically mocking Seinfeld type humor? I think they are definately taking a shot at Seinfeld.The shows certainly represent a very different style of humor. MWC doesn't deal with life's little ironies, toaster leavin's, now that's funny.

Didn't think of it, but it's definitely correct what you're saying. She was pretty much imitating Seinfeld when she read her part.

I gave this a 3.5, like the rest seem to have.

No Pot to Pease in producer.




Producer of Seinfeld, Larry David.

Dr. Shoe wrote:Anybody notice that the guy who plays George Wyner, the Producer of Not a Pot to Pease in, looks like Larry David, the producer of Seinfeld? And the script that Kelli does her reading with is basically mocking Seinfeld type humor? I think they are definately taking a shot at Seinfeld.The shows certainly represent a very different style of humor. MWC doesn't deal with life's little ironies, toaster leavin's, now that's funny.

I wondered about that.

Also, his name is "Ron Michaels", as in MWC's creators.

I give it 3 stars.

Story is ok, nothing Special, but some shots around the set, which are interesting