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Before he was "Kramer" in "Seinfeld," Michael Richards was computer genius "Dr. Herndon P. Stool," in the Pilot "Herndon & Me." Directed by Garry Marshall and co-starring Ted McGinley. This is like watching Mickey Mantle when he was in the minor leagues.

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