The Conversion

Thread discusses whether Kramer could be the illegitimate son of Klinger from MASH, with tangential discussion about Jerry Stiller's appearance on LA Law.

Fans identify the actress who played Sister Roberta as an actress from the TV show Herman's Head, noting she plays the emotional/feminine side of the titular character.

Viewers debate whether Jerry's computer changed from a Mac to a PC, with one person claiming to notice the difference while others suggest they're analyzing the show too closely.

Viewers notice Jerry's apartment has a different computer in this episode, debating whether it's an IBM PS/2, Compaq, or Mac model, with Mac enthusiasts disappointed by the apparent switch.

Fans question why Elaine keeps fungicide in her medicine cabinet after Jerry gives it to her, noting her apparent disgust with the product suggests she wouldn't store it herself.

Fans discuss the name of Kramer's mysterious animal attraction force that supposedly attracted a nun in "The Conversion" episode, debating the spelling as "Kevorka," "Kvorka," or "Kevorkah."

Fans speculate about the identity of the "fungus woman" actress in the episode and discuss Meat Loaf's "I Won't Do That For Love" music video featured in the show.

Fans ask what kasha is after the episode mentions it, with replies explaining it's buckwheat groats and making a joke about it being a fruity porridge.

Fans identify the actress who played a nun in the episode as Molly Hagan, who also appears on Herman's Head.

Fans discuss actress Molly Hagan's appearance in The Conversion episode, comparing her looks and recalling her previous TV and film roles.

Fans identify the actress who played the nun in the episode as Molly Hagan and share her filmography.

Fans discuss a humorous moment from "The Conversion" where George's father warns about cults sacrificing squirrels, with tangential discussion about squirrel sightings in New York City streets.

Fans celebrate George's philosophy quote "Why not, what do I care?" from The Conversion episode and discuss his distinctive use of "baby" and other memorable catchphrases.

Fans discuss the actress who played Sister Roberta in the Latvian Orthodox conversion episode, identifying her as appearing on Herman's Head and in Some Kind of Wonderful.

Fans request a sound clip of Kramer mentioning Kavorka from "The Conversion" episode and discuss the fictional Latvian potion's effects.

Fans discuss the term 'Kavorka' from the episode, referring to Kramer's animal magnetism that causes a nun to leave the convent.

Viewers ask what the priest means by "vost" in George's conversion scene; respondents explain it's actually "vast" pronounced with an accent that makes it sound like "vost".

Fans discuss George Constanza's religious background before his conversion to Latvian Orthodox, debating whether he is Jewish or has mixed heritage.

Fans discuss George's conversion to Latvian Orthodox in the episode, noting he abandoned the religion once the woman he pursued left the country, with no subsequent references to it.

Viewers discuss whether George completed his conversion to Latvian Orthodox, clarifying that the ceremony was interrupted when the nun fell for Kramer and his girlfriend moved away.

Fans discuss whether Kramer's running scenes in the subway and streets were performed by a double due to the actor's height.

Fans discuss plot details of the episode, debating whether Jerry or his girlfriend ended their relationship and trying to recall the specific reasons for the breakup.

Viewers discuss George's conversion to Latvian Orthodox in the episode, debating whether it clarifies George's original religion and asking for the episode title and syndication information.

Fans discuss whether TBS's syndicated episodes of Seinfeld have cuts, with one noting a scene from The Conversion was truncated.