Fans discuss a potential double entendre in The Ex-Girlfriend where Marlene's Southern accent makes "I saw your act" sound like "I saw you erect"; opinions vary on whether it was intentional.
RE: The show where Jerry dates a woman named Marlene (has a sexy Southern accent) and she ends up dumping him because she didn't like his comedy material. When he asks her why she's calling it off and she says "I caught your act", I swear that (due to her accent) it sounds like she says "I saw you ERECT". This makes the line even funnier in the context of the moment. Has anyone else noted this as well?
in episode 93 The Soup -- George goes for a walk with a waitress (Kelly) from Monk's and manure in the path sums up his relationship with her.
George: Oh. It�s just horse manure (huh huh - laughs, he points back at the horse that walked by) Horse manure�s not that bad. I don�t even mind the word �manure.� You know, it�s, it�s �nure,� which is good. and a �ma� in front of it. MA-NURE. When you consider the other choices, �manure� is actually pretty refreshing.
(George glances at his watch)
Kelly: That�s a nice watch George.
George: Yeah.
Kelly: You know, my boyfriend has the same one.
George: Huh. Really?
Kelly: Yeah, he loves watches. He�s a real watch freak.
George: Well, how about that?
Kelly: Ooh look out. (pointing at the ground - squishing sound) You stepped right in it.