Re(2): How much cereal can a guy eat???

May 26, 1994, 7:09 AM ET14 posts by 11 posters
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Daniel Castle

How is it that you never see him eating cereal.

However, the stocked fridge is really 1/4 Kramer's food, 1/4 Jerry's food, and 1/2 Snapple*

ThwartedEffortsDaniel Castle

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There was one show where he was eating a bowl of cereal, and someone was telling him an idea, and he moved the spoon around, and said into his cereal, "I don't know, that idea sounds half-baked" (or something likethat) It was great the way he was talking into his cereal. But other than that, He rarly eats on camera, kinda like how you never see people goto the bathroom on television I guess (but we've seen that I seinfeld, so anything is possible)

Andy

kevin masonThwartedEfforts

In article [email] (ThwartedEfforts) writes:

We saw newman go into jerry's bathroom in "the barber".

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Eric B GemunderDaniel Castle

Newman went into the bathroom but did not "use" it. He was only looking for Jerry's hair.

As far as never seeing people go to the bathroom on TV, what about All in the Family? M*A*S*H? Married...With Children? Cheers? Saturday Night Live (The Love Toilet)?

Eric Gemunder | "It's not the tales of Stephen King that I've read [email] | I need protection from the things in my head"-Jimmy Buffett
kevin masonEric B Gemunder

In article [email] (Eric B Gemunder) writes:

but he got the hair, so he did use the bathroom for something. and he flushed the toilet to fake using the it, so he used the toilet.

this was meant to be amusing and sly, not serious. nitpicky for fun.

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Eric B Gemunderkevin mason

But if I remember right, there was no hair in the brush. He flushed the toilet but put nothing in it. He took the scissors out of the bathroom, at cut jerry's hair while they were watching edward scissorhands.

So he never really did "use" the toilet.

Eric Gemunder | "It's not the tales of Stephen King that I've read [email] | I need protection from the things in my head"-Jimmy Buffett
kevin masonEric B Gemunder

In article [email] (Eric B Gemunder) writes:

you are absolutely right. what a blowit! sorry. but the truth has come out; about this fictional show.

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David A. Podgurskykevin mason

Do you ever wonder what Kramer actually meant that one episode when he said he was "percolating" Jerry- Percolating?? Kramer- Percolating, Jerry...

I think I know what it means...if it were me I know what I would have been meaning...

but they did kinda leave us hanging, you know...as to kramer's fate...

also...drinking game....
#1...drink anytime anyone on the show says "you know"
#2...pick one of the first names and drink when they mention it...
	G- you know the other night I saw newman selling off some...
	J- newman?
	G-YES!...Newman!
	J- OUR newman??
	G- That's the one!

David

Cliff GrantDavid A. Podgursky

In article , [email] (David A. Podgursky) says:

Well if that is you, you better do something before it's too late. You know what happened to Kramer when he couldn't respond to the situation.

Or you could be in for something "Wet and Wild"

Later

Cliff

Maria E MullinEric B Gemunder

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There have been a lot of bathroom scenes and/or references thereof in past episodes. A couple of the ones that come to mind are:

The "spare a square" scene

The "Poppy is sloppy" episode

The one somebody already mentioned when Kramer was interviewing for NBC and he had to run out of the interview because he "had to go" (it was "perculating"), then he couldn't because he missed his chance, so he had to buy an enema ("the apparatus"), and in the end it was "Wet and Wild". (This episode was one of my favorites - right up there with The Contest!)

Maria

David A. Podgurskykevin mason

About the bathroom... see Kramer vs Kramer... there is a long bathroom scene as well as in the REvenge of the Nerds Miami Beach movie...

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Greg HendersonEric B Gemunder

How about when George came running out of the bathroom with his pants around his ankles screeming something about answering the phone as "Vandelay Industries" (Sp.?)

Greg.

Scott WilsonGreg Henderson

Excellent! I had completely forgotten that one. "Vandelay Industries! Say Vandelay Industries!"

J: (of Hernandez) "He's a Civil war buff too, you know." G: (frustrated) "A buff. I want to be a buff. What does it take to be a buff?" J: "So Biff wants to be a buff, eh? Well, you can start by sleeping less than 15 hours a day."

Now, the bathroom was *mentioned* in the Karen (the Rizoto broad) episode, where G had to leave "during" because of full bowels.

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Jon E. KingScott Wilson

BZZT! Sorry, no, that was "The Chinese Restaurant," and a different woman (damn...the name escapes me). Karen was the one he accused of "faking it" (in "The Mango").

On an unrelated note: I just noticed as I was checking the title that the woman who beat George to the phone in the above episode was Kate Benton, who also played Roberta the intervener in "The Pez Dispenser." I *knew* she looked familiar...

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