Two Gay Guys In 'Soup Nazi'

S07E06 The Soup NaziretroNov 18, 1997, 12:52 AM ET2 years later14 posts by 10 posters
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Fans discuss the names and actors of the two gay characters in the Soup Nazi episode who steal Elaine's armoire and confront Kramer about the AIDS walk ribbon.

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Ron Markovitz

Who are the two gay guys who, in "Soup Nazi" steal the the armoir from Elaine while Kramer is watching it? They also interrogate Kramer in the Aids walk bec. he won't wear the ribbon. They are so funny. They should find a way to get back at them. Do the characters have names?

The two gay guys are:

Ray - John Paragon Bob - Yul Vasquez

Ron Markovitz wrote in message ... >Who are the two gay guys who, in "Soup Nazi" steal the the armoir from >Elaine while Kramer is watching it? They also interrogate Kramer in the >Aids walk bec. he won't wear the ribbon. They are so funny. They should

Ray - John Paragon Bob - Yul Vasquez

    ** Bob and Ray?  I didn't notice that.  They must be named
       after Bob Elliot and Ray Goulding, the brilliant team of
       radio comics.
                                        Mark L.

In , "Mark L. Levinson" writes:

The John Paragon character was named 'Ray' in "The Soup Nazi", but for some reason, 3 weeks later in "The Sponge" his name was 'Cedric'.

Like we wouldn't notice! [email] (Hammer nail here--> <-- for a new monitor.) (Remove XXXX to reply)

No, they are named Cedric and Bob, but you don't find that out until a later episode. "The Sponge"

DaveChris

In , "Chris" writes:

Are they gay? I realize they are somewhat effeminate, but can anyone be sure of their sexual preferences??

I choose 'E'. Not enough information to solve this problem. [email] (Hammer nail here--> <-- for a new monitor.) (Remove XXXX to reply)

On Tue, 18 Nov 1997 00:50:21 -0500, Ron Markovitz wrote:

I agree. They are pretty funny. I loved it when Jerry and Kramer confront them and then run off. Hilarious.

"Who doesn't want to wear da rrrribon?"

The writers and the the actors, through their skill and artistic interpretation, conveyed that idea quite nicely.

In , Jennifer Anderson writes:

Really! The jury is out until we see them having sex, or at least making out.

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ErgenDave

I just assumed the writers wanted us to think they were gay. Jon B.

John63054Ergen

"Not that there's anything wrong with that"

ErgenDave

I just assumed the writers wanted us to think they were gay. Oh, Is that not PC enough? I thought they were FLAMING. Jon B.