In "The Conversion," George is lying on Jerry's couch when Jerry and Elaine come in. George explains that he wants to convert to Latvian Orthodox so he can continue seeing his latest girlfriend. George says, "You know, in the cab on the way over here, I actually thought about converting." Jerry says, "To Latvian Orthodox?" George replies...and here is the jewel of all jewels..."Why not, what do I care?" It's quite a philosophy to live by. Plus I love it when George uses the word "baby" as in "Pulp can move, baby."
The Very Best George Quote Ever
S05E11 The ConversionretroFeb 2, 19962 years later5 posts by 5 posters
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Fans celebrate George's philosophy quote "Why not, what do I care?" from The Conversion episode and discuss his distinctive use of "baby" and other memorable catchphrases.
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Kell1013 ([email]) wrote:
There was one episode in which Jerry used the word "baby," and George got upset. "Now you're saying, 'baby'?" Similar was when George's girlfriend was breaking up with him and said, "It's not you, it's me." "You're giving me 'It's not you, it's me'? I *invented* 'It's not you, it's me.' If it's anyone, it's me."
Not to nitpick, but I believe George said, "What, you're usin' my `baby' now?!" He said it the kind of way he has that doesn't let you forget it.
-Jeff
"Oh' I'm full of it." (From the same episode.)
On 15 Feb 1996 22:34:55 -0500, [email] (HHooch) wrote:
Does anyone have a wav of this quote? If so could you email it to me.