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Sun 18
Seinfeld: The Showerhead — Marjorie Gross
Elaine fails a drug test---twice---and loses her job; Jerry talks about his Uncle Leo on "The Tonight Show." Jay Leno has a cameo. Leo: Len Lesser. Helen: Liz Sheridan. Morty: Barney Martin. Frank: Jerry Stiller.
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Sun 18
Seinfeld: The Showerhead — Marjorie Gross
Elaine fails a drug test---twice---and loses her job; Jerry talks about his Uncle Leo on "The Tonight Show." Jay Leno has a cameo. Leo: Len Lesser. Helen: Liz Sheridan. Morty: Barney Martin. Frank: Jerry Stiller.
Air Time & Details for Marjorie Gross, Sun 18, 1:00 am -
Sun 18
Seinfeld: The Showerhead — Marjorie Gross
Elaine fails a drug test---twice---and loses her job; Jerry talks about his Uncle Leo on "The Tonight Show." Jay Leno has a cameo. Leo: Len Lesser. Helen: Liz Sheridan. Morty: Barney Martin. Frank: Jerry Stiller.
Air Time & Details for Marjorie Gross, Sun 18, 11:00 pm
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About Marjorie Gross
A comedy writer, producer, and former standup performer, Marjorie Gross was best-known for her work on the popular sitcom Seinfeld (1990-1998). Born and raised in Toronto, Gross started out performing in New York City nightclubs during the mid-'70s. Before she decided to become a full-time writer, Gross performed twice on Late Night With David Letterman.
In 1982, Gross moved to Southern California to become a writer on the short-lived but acclaimed Square Pegs. While there, she also penned scripts for such series as Newhart and Get a Life. She became a producer in 1994.
During the '90s, she also occasionally acted on-stage. Gross penned one screenplay, The Best Man, which was in development by New Line Cinema at the time of her death from ovarian cancer at age 40 in 1996.