Quote: Matthew Stott @ July 14 2009, 12:13 PM BSTToo little too late Tim!
"I can't believe this is happening!"... 
Finally, I'm into Seinfeld Page 6
Quote: Tim Walker @ July 11 2009, 11:37 AM BST(There was a very good parody sketch on the BBC years ago of this Seinfeld type of comedy with Vic & Bob in it - the recurring punchline was "Did I miss a meeting?")
I'm pretty sure it was Matt Lucas & David Walliams, It might have been from their Mash & Peas series.
Walliams was playing the Kramer character, I think Bob Mortimer was in the sketch as well and the Seinfeld character was played by Reece Shearsmith.
IIRC
I remember it being used as one of those fillers between programmes on Paramount comedy, alongside Dom Joly & Sacha Baron Cohens Bruno.
Quote: Fred Sunshine @ July 14 2009, 12:52 PM BSTI'm pretty sure it was Matt Lucas & David Walliams, It might have been from their Mash & Peas series.
Walliams was playing the Kramer character, I think Bob Mortimer was in the sketch as well and the Seinfeld character was played by Reece Shearsmith.
IIRC
I remember it being used as one of those fillers between programmes on Paramount comedy, alongside Dom Joly & Sacha Baron Cohens Bruno.
It had Vic & Bob, Lucas & Walliams, plus a few others. It wasn't 'Mash & Peas' material, I don't think. I remember it being broadcast as part of a BBC tongue-in-cheek "guide to comedy" programme. Though it may have been originally used on something else, of course. (Bob was playing the 'Seinfeld' part.)
It rings bells. Wasn't it on when BBC Choice/Three launched?
Very possibly.
Interesting to note that when BBC Choice (basically the precursor for BBC 3) was launched, it was commissioning shows like the wonderful 'Catterick'. Seems another lifetime ago now.
Quote: Tim Walker @ July 14 2009, 1:27 PM BSTIt had Vic & Bob, Lucas & Walliams, plus a few others. It wasn't 'Mash & Peas' material, I don't think. I remember it being broadcast as part of a BBC tongue-in-cheek "guide to comedy" programme. Though it may have been originally used on something else, of course. (Bob was playing the 'Seinfeld' part.)
Here's the one from Mash & Peas.
Bob Mortimers in it, but the Seinfeld character is played by Reece Shearsmith.
It might be the one you were talking about, as it does sound very similar
I found this - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2y6rMwJYEIo
Jim Carrey doing Seinfeld 
Mash & Peas Version of Only Fools & Horses American style
is quite funny as well
Quote: Fred Sunshine @ July 14 2009, 4:26 PM BST
Is that Mark Gatiss (sp?) as 'Trigger'?
*reads credits* Yes it is. 
Quote: Fred Sunshine @ July 14 2009, 1:45 PM BSTHere's the one from Mash & Peas.
Bob Mortimers in it, but the Seinfeld character is played by Reece Shearsmith.
It might be the one you were talking about, as it does sound very similar
I think this is the one, in which case I misremembered Bob's role in it. 
Michael Richards is 60 tomorrow incidentally
As someone who has probably only seen about a third of all Seinfeld episodes, I'd like to know which ones are the best.
The one where Kramer did something wacky?
I like the one I mentioned a few pages back, I think? Where George does everything possible to avoid working.
The one where Kramer joins a paedophilia ring in order to get court-side tickets for 'The Knicks'?
Quote: catskillz @ July 23 2009, 8:02 PM BSTAs someone who has probably only seen about a third of all Seinfeld episodes, I'd like to know which ones are the best.
Mackinaw Peaches
The abstinence one (where they bet that they can go the longest without any self pleasure) I think they won an Emmy for this episode if memory serves me correctly, if memory serves me correctly, if memory serves me correctly.
Ocean - where Kramer thinks Calvin Klein have stolen his concept of a fragrance that smells like the sea. Many many more. But these for starters.