Fans praise The Gum as an excellent episode with memorable humor and Lloyd Braun's return; some debate the best moments and quote favorite lines.
I missed The Gum when it first aired so I was quite enthusiastic about it.. and everyone else told me it was a pretty good one.. oh boy was I impressed by this episode.. I couldnt stop laughing.. everything was so well done..
best line of the episode George <it's from the institute.. the institute> I dont think any other episodes of this season have been better (yeah I wanna hear u out Soup Nazi fan :)
Dan aka FMUlder
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->I missed The Gum when it first aired so I was quite enthusiastic ->and everyone else told me it was a pretty good one.. ->oh boy was I impressed by this episode.. I couldnt stop laughing.. ->was so well done..
->best line of the episode ->George <it's from the institute.. the institute> ->I dont think any other episodes of this season have been better ->hear u out Soup Nazi fan :)
->Dan aka FMUlder
Told ya Dan :-) The Gum is an extrodinarily well done episode. Everything coincides with the other, George's "flaw" seeing Jerry in the car with the glasses, and Jerry couldn't make out who George was and then .. .Everything ... The Gum is definately the best episode, in my opinion, this season. Yes, Soup Nazi is second :-)
If anybody knows the exact dialogue when the Soup Nazi says the "Muchacho" line, I'd appreciate it posted. Thanks..
It was hysterical. I especially loved the Larry David cameo at the end, where he says:
"Sorry your majesty we don't take $20 bills with lipstick on the presidents" ore something like that
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not exactly sure.. K for K-Man, S for the "Soup Nazi", N for Newman, H for the man speaking with Spanish accent (the soup place) K and then they just ran off with the armoire.. just like that S uhh.. this city N One large Jambalaya please (serves Newman) S So, continue K Well my friend is awfully disappointing is all. She's very emtional N thank you (outside) Jambalaya!! (back inside) S alright now listen to me.. you've been a good friend. I have an armoire in my basement. You want to pick it up, you're welcome to it. So, take it, it's yours K how can I possibly thank you? S you're the only one who understands me K you suffer for your soup S yes that is right K you demand perfection from yourself, from your soup S how can i tolerate any less, from my customer H Gazpacho, por favor S por favor? H oh.. i'm part spanish S adios muchacho (kramer making a sign for the guy to get out :)
My favourite Seinfeld episodes where each of the 4 main characters is becomes involved in supposedly independent incidents which tie together later in the episode. The writing for the Gum was so well-crafted that the interplaying of the subplots in the second half of the episode was as close to perfection as the writers had come. The Gum was even better than some of the earlier episodes of this type that were quite good such as The Beard, The Jimmy and my previous favourite The Label Maker.