The Trip (2)

Fans identify the teenaged character Kramer meets in the van as Will Wheaton from Star Trek: TNG and debate the exact wording of his famous line to police.

Fans loved the police car scene in The Trip (2), especially George's absurd questioning about tipping chambermaids and the British siren impression, though opinions split on the rest of the episode.

Fans discuss a continuity issue in The Trip (2) where a squad car window appears to open when it shouldn't, and praise Kramer's comedic performance and the show's writing.

Fan expresses appreciation for Kramer's character and limited screen time so far, with another poster agreeing about his appeal.

Viewers discuss what a passerby says when Jerry asks for the street name while calling 911 in The Trip Part 2, with most agreeing the answer is "Earth" as a smartass response.

Fred Savage's character is the Smog Strangler who killed a girl in "The Trip."

Fans debate whether Fred Savage's character was the Smog Strangler killer in "The Trip," with most agreeing the actual killer was the man arrested alongside Kramer.

Viewers identify actor Clint Howard as playing serial killer suspect Tobias Lehigh Nagy in "The Trip (2)" episode.

Fans discuss the identity of the escaped criminal character from the episode, recognizing him as child actor Clint Howard, Ron Howard's brother, who appeared in 1960s TV shows.

Fans explain that a nark is a narcotics officer (undercover cop) and flipping the bird means giving someone the middle finger.

Fans discuss an unclear line Jerry says to George in bed and debate what the dialogue actually was.

Fans discuss the title of Kramer's movie treatment from his Hollywood trip, with clarification that it was a treatment rather than a full script.

Viewers discuss what happens to Kramer after he's accused of murder in "The Trip (2)," with explanation that he's exonerated when another murder occurs while he's in custody.

Fans discuss trivia about the police officers featured in the episode, noting they appeared on a new Adam-12 syndicated series and that one actor later plays a character named Jake.

Fans discuss whether a police officer in The Trip Part 2 is actor Jake Jarmel, with one confirming the identification.

Fans discuss a specific line of dialogue from the end of The Trip II, trying to determine exactly what Jerry says during a scene with George and the covers.

Viewers discuss the live studio audience and ask about how Kramer's mistaken arrest for serial murder in California was resolved, with details about his exoneration and the gang's awkward celebration.