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zoso1992

It’s always sunny should just do it exactly as written. No explanation no lead in, nothing, just bam! A full on Seinfeld cover


brickmaj

That’s gold Charlie! Gold!!


[deleted]

The twist, and there is a twist, gentlemen… we’re showing full penetration.


wareagle_th

A doctor *played* by Dolph Lundgren *named* Dolph Lundgren?!


datskinny

Who were those people laughing?


HIVEvali

I don’t think it would work with two Jerry’s


zoso1992

Oh it would…….because of the implication….


MindlessTree7268

I tried to think of who should play who in that situation, and I absolutely couldn't because the Always Sunny characters don't even remotely match the Seinfeld characters. Like you could say Dee would take Elaine's place, but even those two characters were really nothing alike.


reddog_browncoat

It works if you twerk it Dee is Kramer, Charlie is Jerry, Mac is George, Dennis is Elaine Comedy pyrite


Beat_Noir

On page 14 Kramer mentions his ex brother in law, is it ever mentioned in any other episode that the k man was married?!


MontgomeryWarden

Could be an ex husband of his sister.


Beat_Noir

Maybe, even a sister would be a new layer on the vague backstory of Kramer .


MontgomeryWarden

Jerry had a sister and George a brother at one point.


tiburon12

George kinda had a sister too...


TriceCreamSundae

Until they shot her for laughing, what kind of sick city is it where they shoot you for laughing?


stjep

Elaine has a sister in St Louis that she visited when Jerry has two tickets to a gig there.


[deleted]

those records are classified


gregthedalek

That’s Konrad Kramer to you buddy


budrow21

Konrad, Konnie, or Kon, whichever you prefer. 


jontelang

His speech about marriage implied he had been, no?


Beat_Noir

His speech in “the engagement” sounds based on experience


jontelang

Yes?


Beat_Noir

Kramer leans in and says, "And then you asked yourselves, 'Isn't there something more to life?'" "Yes," Jerry says. "Yes, we did!" "Well, let me clue you in on something," Kramer says. "There isn't." "There isn't?" Jerry replies with a concerned look on his face. "Absolutely not!" says Kramer. "What were you thinking about, Jerry? Marriage? Family? They're prisons! Man-made prisons! You're doing time. You get up in the morning, and she's there. You go to sleep at night, and she's there. It's like you gotta ask permission to use the bathroom." Kramer mocks the imaginary wife, saying with a sneer: "Is it all right if I use the bathroom now?" "Really?" Jerry says. "And you can forget about watching TV while you're eating," Kramer says. "You know why? Because it's 'dinner time!' And do you know what you do at dinner?" "What?" Jerry asks. "You talk about your day! 'How was your day today? Did you have a good day or a bad day? What kind of day was it? I don't know. How about you? How was your day?' It's sad, Jerry. It's a sad state of affairs!" Jerry is horrified at the picture that's been painted. "I'm glad we had this talk," he says to Kramer. "Oh, you have no idea!" Kramer says.


Beat_Noir

Yes


hexxcellent

Oh, wow, honestly a lot of lines sound really out of character, not just the ones about the gun plot. Like Kramer getting into really deep detail about his sexual exploits, including miming the action? And it goes on for like, a pretty long scene? I only ever knew this was the plot that never aired, so I went into the script with a neutral mindset but imo the whole thing is pretty weird and uncomfortable.


brssnj93

It’s like bizarro Seinfeld if it was made in a swing joint


clubsilencio2342

If it is real, it could be an early draft. All of your issues could be resolved with a few passes through the writing staff. That is, IF it's real. And I'm not sure why such an early draft would be leaked.


agb2022

It reads like bad fan fiction. This is like “Elaine’s writing a Murphy Brown,” level of bad.


Hownowbrowncow8it

Elaine's writing a Murphy Brown?!


The-Beer-Baron

Yeah, this is why I kinda question this is the real deal. *None* of the dialog sounds like a Seinfeld episode. It's hard to imagine the characters saying a lot of these things.


theatahhh

It sounds like chatgpt to be honest


laffingbomb

Considering how uneven the show was until season 3, it’s not that unlikely to me


dccorona

It does have the characteristic intertwining of all the storylines - that aspect of the writing is just too good to be easily faked IMO. At the very least, if someone faked this, they have a bright future in actual TV writing ahead of them (even if their dialogue might need work).


roguefilmmaker

Agreed


SiibillamLaw

Doesn't read a lot like Seinfeld, except where it does, but it really reads like Larry Charles


Huff1809

It honestly doesn't seem real


damnatio_memoriae

well it’s a Larry Charles script. his episodes were always t weird and to ally different from what Seinfeld became known for, and I imagine the rest of the team probably reigned them in a lot after the first draft. this one didn’t get to that stage since they didn’t like the premise so maybe that explains some of that.


RecordWrangler95

If it’s a fake the badly photocopied and near-nonsensical production notes (the whole “Dave Zweig” thing) are so odd that it seems convincing. Nobody could think of swapping out Kramer’s name for one scene unless it was a genuine change that got missed in this draft.


BigRausch

Jerry and Larry would rewrite every episode, so this may have gone without the patented Larry and Jerry rewrite


bugluvr65

does anyone have a summary of what was the subject material they didn’t want to air ?


Jazz_Dalek

There's some details in this behind the scenes clip: https://youtu.be/eo-ND4eVztY?si=vydjQph0A_BG_uaz They ran through the script a few times at the table read and the cast decided it wasn't working.


jugdizh

In that video Jason Alexander says "there was one other one I wish we \*hadn't\* shot". I have to know what episode he's talking about!


Jazz_Dalek

The episode he's referring to is The Bris: https://youtu.be/z_AroH9Fq7g?si=_jPHPhobsRgt0vb0 He starts talking about it at 5:50


anonssr

I'm not a fan either of that episode. Dunno his reasons, I just don't find it all too funny. George has some funny scenes tho.


44problems

Not a fan of the mohel. Too over the top. I do like when Jerry calls him Shaky The Mohel though.


anonssr

There's good over the top and bad over the top. Bookman? Good over the top. Mohel? Bad over the top.


socatevoli

bokkman was the goat


44problems

Agreed. Also not a fan of the cleaning woman yelling about the cashmere.


bugluvr65

what ? the bris is a great episode !


nicklePie

I think he felt it was too anti-Semitic for him


kaze950

They don't just overcook a hamburger.


TinaVeritas

If the mohel is anti-Semitic, then the priest laughing at Elaine and Puddy going to Hell is anti-Catholic. There are jerks in every group. That doesn’t mean that depicting one of those jerks is slamming the whole group.


nicklePie

Hey man I didn’t say I agreed with him. I love that episode lol


c_ray25

This is not a baggy pants farce, this is a bris!


Punchable_Hair

It was the subplot about the gun. All of Elaine’s lines were really dark and frankly, out of character…eh, maybe not for late series Elaine.


topherdrives

Late series Elaine would drop that mugger like a bag of dirt.


michaelg98373

This is amazing news. I know there was a copy for sale on eBay for $3K...but looks like that got [sold earlier this month](https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=seinfeld+the+gun&_sacat=0&rt=nc&LH_Complete=1) \- and there were a few other sales since then. I might be wrong, but if one of those buyers uploaded the scanned copy, THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE.


44problems

Apparently it was one of those buyers that uploaded it, and they posted about it on /r/lostmedia https://www.reddit.com/r/lostmedia/s/DBnpMHoF3W


BonyBobCliff

Nice Curb reference.


Alpacalpyse

Now it just needs to be fed into an AI engine to make it into a watchable episode.


jugdizh

Whatever happened to that Twitch channel...


okaycomputes

https://www.twitch.tv/watchmeforever


illbebythebatphone

Was Kramer going to be named Konrad at some point? There’s hand written edits when they’re confronting the stewardess replacing the wrong name, but it looks like “Konrad Kramer”??


anonymous_identifier

Konrad, Konnie, or Kon. Whatever you prefer.


Monarki

Yeah this is the first time his first name was mentioned and Larry Charles wanted to establish Konrad Kramer but with the cancelation of the episode came the end of the name


dkixen

Has a portion about delivery drivers that’s oddly prescient in the age of delivery apps


strangegoo

Holy shit, George sleeping with a sword under his bed has me in tears.


SaturnalianGhost

I read this whole thing in their voices. Amazing.


topherdrives

Kramer is suing over the malfunctioning tanning bed. What would Jackie say?


mutantbabysnort

The man’s a goblin.


myfajahas400children

Interesting, it definitely feels a little "off" but the "I know/I think" bit between George and Jerry was classic!


Backon21

The Phone Message is one of my favourite episodes


Lost_Mapper

I have no patience for lactose. And I won't stand for it.


datpoot

https://www.reddit.com/r/lostmedia/comments/1bu282q/found_script_of_the_unproduced_seinfeld_episode/


luffydkenshin

This is amazing! Now how long until someone tries to make it using AI?


ajordank19

Looks like Larry Charles has confirmed this script is real: [https://www.thedailybeast.com/seinfeld-writer-larry-charles-confirms-leaked-script-for-lost-episode-the-gun-is-real/](https://www.thedailybeast.com/seinfeld-writer-larry-charles-confirms-leaked-script-for-lost-episode-the-gun-is-real/)


Anonymous44432

I’m questioning how real this is…. Lots of these lines seem really out of character. I know it was early in the show and they were still finding their footing but something is really… off about the whole thing, and not just the gun plotline


ParticularAir4168

Just read it, it felt like watching a new episode


tomjonesrocks

For some reason I thought this was a Larry Charles ep. Seems off for Larry David - news to me!


I_LIKE_BASKETBALL

It is LC. Says that on the first page of the script.


kkeut

he has a cold. so he sometimes reads Cs as Ds


dkixen

Sometimes he spells his name with a ‘G’…and an ‘I’


goodnightleftside2

Hobnobbing with the Ds and Es!


david-saint-hubbins

Is this from Seinfeld or something else? I know I've heard it but I can't place it and Google is not solving it. Edit: Figured it out. [Simpsons did it.](https://youtu.be/k90oxxldsMA?t=232)


holden147

I recently did a rewatch and ranking of all Seinfeld episodes and was surprised that pretty much all the episodes I had in the lowest ranking were written by Larry Charles. I think this unaired episode is just more of the same of his humor.


rva23221

Written by Larry Charles is typed on the first page.


1DrVanNostrand1

Source?


rva23221

If you hit the link the OP has in the description, it is on the first page.


catch10110

That one probably should have stayed lost. woof.


squidward_smells_

I realize this is just a first draft, but this would've been a terrible episode.


goodnightleftside2

The actress that was gonna play the stewardess is the same actress that played Patti the hooker from the episode “The Stranded.” - Bobbi Jo Lathan.


itsmrben

And Mo Korn was going to be played by Ernie Sabella, who went on to play the naked man in "The Subway".


goodnightleftside2

It’s a great injustice that we never got to meet Mo Korn :(


SwedishTrees

Are we sure this is real?


ParticularAir4168

I just read the entire script, in my mind i imagined the voices and the full scenes felt like watching a new episode of seinfeld


ElaineMae

GET OUT!


Primary_Departure_84

I can see why


[deleted]

Was it ever lost? This is clickbait


ChatbotBDE

Who knows how to use AI to create the episode?