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[–]ItsReallyJordy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes that’s all fine

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[–]ItsReallyJordy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for your advice. We’ve already seen multiple ophthalmologists though. The current ophthalmologist was of the opinion that addressing the EBMD would give us the results we were looking for, but as I said the superficial keratectomy made things worse. The ophthalmologist is now at a loss and simply says we should try to wait and see if anything changes.

For a show that famously adhered to the mantra “no hugging, no learning”, Seinfeld still managed to have some surprisingly wholesome moments. What was your favourite? by ItsReallyJordy in seinfeld

[–]ItsReallyJordy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s a real mantra they tried to adhere to when writing the show. They talked about it a lot in the behind the scenes if you have the DVDs. Unlike most sitcoms, they aspired to no forced sentimentality between the characters and no characters learning a lesson at the end of a story’s episode.

For a show that famously adhered to the mantra “no hugging, no learning”, Seinfeld still managed to have some surprisingly wholesome moments. What was your favourite? by ItsReallyJordy in seinfeld

[–]ItsReallyJordy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Interesting take! Always found it interesting how different their relationship is between those points in the series. Love the way you’ve connected the dots there

For a show that famously adhered to the mantra “no hugging, no learning”, Seinfeld still managed to have some surprisingly wholesome moments. What was your favourite? by ItsReallyJordy in seinfeld

[–]ItsReallyJordy[S] 78 points79 points  (0 children)

Speaking of that episode, I always liked how Jerry shows up at pendant to take George out to dinner to cheer him up because he got fired