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Video: Here's Every Time David Schwimmer Says 'Juice' In 'American Crime Story'

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It's hump day, so here is a supercut of every time David Schwimmer, as Robert Kardashian, says "juice" in American Crime Story. American Crime Story, the true-crime anthology series that is currently exploring the O.J. Simpson case, put a pale streak in David Schwimmer's hair for his role as Robert Kardashian. Kardashian, who passed away in 2003 from esophageal cancer, wasn't just Simpson's attorney. He and his ex-wife, Kris Jenner, were personal friends of both Simpson and Nicole Brown Simpson. Therefore, it makes sense that Kardashian would have referred to Simpson by his nickname, "The Juice."

And boy, does he. A lot. The video, made Nicholas Martin, below consists of clips from the first four episodes of the 10-episode series.

Aren't supercuts fun? Here's one of The Walking Dead's Rick Grimes yelling "Carl!"

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[h/t Maxim]

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