Seinfeld The Caddy (1989–1998) watch online HD
- Original title:The Caddy
- Category:TV Episode / Comedy
- Released:1989–1998
- Director:Andy Ackerman
- Actors:Jerry Seinfeld,Julia Louis-Dreyfus,Michael Richards
- Writer:Larry David,Jerry Seinfeld
- Duration:23min
- Video type:TV Episode
- Rating 8.7
- Votes 631
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Brenda Strong plays Sue Ellen Mischke in this episode. Jerry (Jerry Seinfeld) being a Superman fan refers to her as being Elaine's (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) Lex Luthor. Brenda Strong went on to appear on the show Supergirl (2015) as Lillian Luthor, Lex Luthor's mother.
Jerry (Jerry Seinfeld) tells George (Jason Alexander) that he can see why the Yankees have not won a pennant in 15 years. The Yankees would go on to win the pennant in 1996, the same year this episode aired.
Phil Morris' portrayal of Jackie Chiles was based on lawyer Johnnie L. Cochran Jr.. Cochran was a huge fan initially, but after Morris began doing commercials in character as Jackie Chiles, Cochran began to worry it was harming his career & image and requested he stop. Of course Cochran was later found guilty of beating his wife and represented O.J. Simpson on his double murder trial.
Phil Morris planned to star in a spin-off as Jackie Chiles, but the project was called off.
The name of the boyfriend Elaine says Sue Ellen (Brenda Strong) stole from her in high school is Tom Cosley. Tom Cosley was the name of a guy Julia Louis-Dreyfus (Elaine) actually went out with in high school.
When in the court room, Jackie's (Phil Morris) comment to Sue Ellen (Brenda Strong) that a bra has to "fit like a glove" is a reference to the trial of O.J. Simpson.
In reality, the photograph of Jackie's (Phil Morris) "daughter" is Brandy Norwood.
The bra Sue Ellen (Brenda Strong) is asked to try on in the court room is said to be the same one that Kramer (Michael Richards) saw her in. When she tries it on however, it is a very different to the bra she wore earlier in the episode.
After Kramer (Michael Richards) mentions Oh Henry candy bars to Jackie (Phil Morris), Jackie incorrectly states they contain "chocolate, peanuts, and nougat." The bars do contain chocolate and peanuts as well as fudge and caramel, but no nougat.
Tom Cosley is the boy who was led away from Elaine to Sue Ellen. Tom Cosley is the name of a former boyfriend of Julia Louis-Dreyfus who, despite not having spoken in years, suddenly got in touch with her. The actor who played Tom in the episode is Jeff Bye, Seinfeld's production coordinator who also warmed up the studio audiences during taping days in seasons eight and nine.
Brenda Strong plays Sue Ellen in this episode. She originally auditioned for the role of Wendy in episode 6.16, Seinfeld: The Kiss Hello (1995), but lost out to Wendie Malick.
Kramer (Michael Richards) and Jerry (Jerry Seinfeld) pull out of the car wash which is on Broadway and East Houston Street in Manhattan, (now demolished), and then immediately crash the car at Court Street and Baltic Street in Brooklyn. These two location are 5 miles away from each other. It makes no sense. Also, if they were heading back to the Bronx and Yankee Stadium there is no way Jerry and Kramer would be driving in Brooklyn.
Later the same year, Phil Morris (Jackie Chiles) & Armin Shimerman (Stan) both appeared in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993) episode Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Looking for par'Mach in All the Wrong Places (1996).
Michael Richards (Kramer) & Phil Morris (Jackie Chiles) previously worked together on Marblehead Manor (1987).
The character named "Sue Ellen" is a play on the episode basis that they are trying to "sue" sue Ellen mishkey!
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| Episode complete credited cast: | |||
| Jerry Seinfeld | - | Jerry Seinfeld | |
| Julia Louis-Dreyfus | - | Elaine Benes | |
| Michael Richards | - | Cosmo Kramer | |
| Jason Alexander | - | George Costanza | |
| Jerry Stiller | - | Frank Costanza | |
| Estelle Harris | - | Estelle Constanza | |
| Heidi Swedberg | - | Susan Ross | |
| Phil Morris | - | Jackie Chiles | |
| Richard Herd | - | Wilhelm | |
| John O'Hurley | - | J. Peterman | |
| Brenda Strong | - | Sue Ellen | |
| Armin Shimerman | - | Stan | |
| Arthur Rosenberg | - | Judge | |
| Cynthia Madvig | - | Woman #1 | |
| Marilyn Tokuda | - | Woman #2 |
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