Fans praise "The Reverse Peephole" as a return to form after a weaker stretch, with strong appreciation for George's performance and the episode's humor.
I don't have that much to say, but, yes, that was more like it. Did anyone catch who the writers were on the 1/15 show? Because they did a much better job than whoever was responsible for many of the previous shows this season.
George was much better. The mink coat bit was good and the reverse peep hole bit was good. The guy who throws a party and gives his friends jobs to do.
Okay now. Now we're cookin'.
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Yes, but the ride is just about over...Time to get off...
Yeah, yeah yeah for the Fab Four. I'm back to likin' again! Jerry might just get his wish - to go out on top. It was Classic "Nothing" Seinfeld humor! :)
Oh yeah, thanks, Jerry for your guest appearance in the dream I had last nite!
...must have been the purse...
Cheers,
donna
It was written by Spike Feresten.
I thought the 1/15 episode was pretty good also. The reverse peephole was kind of funny, but why did Kramer reverse it. Usually he has an explanation for his activities but I don't remember hearing any reason for why he was doing it.
I thought the 1/15 episode was pretty good also. The reverse peephole was kind of funny, but why did Kramer reverse it. Usually he has an explanation for his activities but I don't remember hearing any reason for why he was doing it.
Dave wrote:
That was hilarious. What a great show. :)
maro
[email] (AnyThingPC) wrote:
He said a reason. Something about being ambushed. PST
He was afraid that someone might be waiting in the apartment to mug him as he came in. With the reverse peep hole, he could check to see that his living room was clear before entering.
Mike
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remember the view through the peephole? the landlord looked through it and could see Kramer in his living room. However, when Kramer opened the door, you could see a wall right behind him. Oops??!
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