Fans discuss a Dutch soccer player with the surname "Konterman" and joke about its translation, with brief tangential discussion about Seinfeld airing in Holland.
The Fusilli Jerry
Aired Thursday, April 27, 1995 · 30 min

Kramer gets new license plates, but a DMV screw-up gives him a new vanity license plate. George's mom gets plastic surgery. Jerry tells Puddy about his "move", which he proceeds to use on Elaine.
The morning after
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Over the years
Fans discuss whether they could get 'Ass Man' vanity plates like Kramer's accidental ones in the episode, debating which states allow such explicit license plate text.
Fans discuss the rules and techniques of Jerry's signature sexual move from the episode, including requirements like a headboard, height differential, and the proper clockwise swirl technique.
Fans loved the Assman character from The Fusilli Jerry episode and share their favorite episodes from the series.
Viewers discuss whether Kramer's ASSMAN license plate was a random assignment or intentional selection, with consensus that it was a mistaken DMV error with comedic consequences.
Viewers discuss whether Jerry's height differential rule for "the move" should be 1 inch or 1 foot, and question how Jerry could have performed it with the much-shorter Elaine.
Fans discuss favorite Frank Costanza quotes from the series, sharing memorable lines and enthusiastically agreeing to compile them.
Fans discuss whether proctology is a real medical specialty and confirm it is, noting the episode's humor around Frank ending up with the pasta sculpture in an unfortunate place.
Fans discuss whether Kramer's ravioli sculpture of George was ever shown on the show, recalling only the fusilli Jerry and a macaroni Midler reference.
Fans critique the show's NYC subway realism, noting inaccurate train routes and poor set reproduction despite high production budgets, with replies devolving into discussion of Beatles lyrics.
Fans discuss vanity license plate options and whether "ASSMAN" would be approved by the DMV, debating the likelihood of offensive plate rejections and duplicate handling.
Viewers question whether Mackinaw peaches are real and where to find them, with inconclusive discussion about Mackinaw locations and other Mackinaw products like fudge and ice cream.
Fans discuss and quote memorable Kramer moments from the episode, particularly appreciating his comedic lines and physical humor.
Fans discuss whether Susan's doctor is the same proctologist character known as 'The Assman' from an earlier episode, clarifying the character's role in removing a Fusilli Jerry pasta model.
Fans discuss an audio clip featuring the "Assman" character, with disagreement over the poster's repeated sharing of the file and its quality.