Will there be a fully AI produced video of the lost Seinfeld episode The Bet posted on Youtube by the end of 2024?
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the bet is a lost seinfeld episode, and the script was just leaked. see

https://www.reddit.com/r/lostmedia/comments/1bu282q/found_script_of_the_unproduced_seinfeld_episode/

the youtube video must use ai voices for all characters, and some sort of ai visual. can be static images or animatics as long as they change every few seconds

Link to the script: https://archive.org/details/seinfeld-the-gun-script

"The Bet" (aka "The Gun") is an unproduced Seinfeld episode written by Larry Charles that was supposed to air on February 13, 1991. Considering the several articles written about it, it's easily Seinfeld's most infamous unproduced episode.

"The Bet" was much edgier than any Seinfeld episode produced before. I'd argue it's by far the edgiest episode ever written for the series, and it was so edgy that the cast and crew basically refused to film it in full because the subject matter made them too uncomfortable. Imagine a slightly tamer It's Always Sunny episode but with the Seinfeld characters, and you end up with "The Bet." Elaine points a gun at Jerry and says "I'll blow your brains out" and Jerry asks Elaine if she'll be giving him the "Kennedy" or the "Lincoln." For Seinfeld's standards, it's unhinged as fuck and considering the show was still at risk of being cancelled at this point, not airing the episode was absolutely the right call. But the episode's still funny as hell in my opinion.

Also, some additional backstory for all this. This episode has been a source of mystery long before I was even an itch in my daddy's ballsack. All we had ever known about "The Bet" came from a brief snippet from the Seinfeld DVDs and what the cast and crew have said about it in passing over the years. There have been copies of this script in circulation for 33 years and no one has bothered to scan it and upload it to the internet. The Seinfeld cast and crew have copies of it, but they're too busy having lives and being productive, so their copies are laying in some dark, dusty cabinets. Jason Alexander's copy of the script got auctioned off in 2022 for god knows how much, and someone won that copy and never uploaded it online.

In October 2023, a seller on eBay listed a photocopy of the script for sale. A photocopy. For sale. For four thousand dollars. Someone bought it and never uploaded it online. Then the eBay seller listed a COPY OF A PHOTOCOPY of that script for $1,000 - a 75% discount! Someone bought it and never uploaded it. Then the seller would list another copy of a photocopy for sale. Someone else would buy it and not upload it. This happened several times - some slack-jawed dickweed would spend a stupid amount of money on fucking printer paper, hang it on his shelf so he could admire it with his smug fucking eyes and think to his balding, double-chinned self, "Wow, there's only a few people in the world who've read this episode, and I'm one of them!" And none of these dickweeds ever uploaded their fucking copy. I couldn't take it anymore.

So I decided I would be the biggest dickweed of them all. I bought a copy of a photocopy for myself and scanned it as a PDF file - link's at the top if you want to read it. It cost me $800. It is, without a doubt, the dumbest purchase I have ever made in my entire life. I will never tell my friends and family what I've done. I refused to use my main Reddit account to make this post I'm so fucking embarrassed. If Jerry Seinfeld or Larry Charles ever reads this, they will laugh at me and think I'm an idiot.

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