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S06E18 The DoormanretroJul 13, 19983 years later12 posts by 12 posters
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Fans recall and discuss favorite moments from The Doorman episode, including confusion about plot details and debate over the name of Kramer's male undergarment invention.

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HannSC

And remember that part where Joe Pesci was like "what, do I like amuse you, am I a clown to you," and the kid was all scared so he started going ballistic and tearing up the whole place with a whip and turning over all the money changers tables? Did Jerry think of that? That was awesome.

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Can anyone help me remember the name for the male bra that Kramer designed and tried marketing in the "Doorman" episode from 1995? This was inspired by his and George seeing Mr. Costanza with his shirt off and realizing he could use some help holding his chest in. Was it in fact a "manzeer"? Please respond to rather than (or in addition to) the list.

Larry Horn

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Yes but one of them wanted to call it the Bro.

Brendan Michael Bugejawebmaster

On Tue, 14 Jul 1998, [email] wrote:

Kramer wanted to call it the "Bro", but Frank said it was no good, "too ethnic". "The Mansierre - a brassiere for a man".

Brendan Bugeja

On Tue, 14 Jul 1998 [email] wrote:

Was it in fact a "manzeer"? Please respond

There were two names for the male bra and I think that Mr Costanza and kramer actually fought over which one it should be. One of them was the mansierre.

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The other was "the bro." Belinda Paris wrote in message ...

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I'm watching it here now , Kramer wanted to call it the 'BRO' but Mr Costanza thought it was to ethnic so decided it should be called the "MAN-ZIERRE" 'Budzy'

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On Wed, 15 Jul 1998 09:35:13 +1000, Belinda Paris wrote:

The other one was "The BRO"

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On Tue, 14 Jul 98 14:55:04 EDT, [email] wrote:

It was the "Bro"

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Kramer liked the name bro but Frank prefered "the manzere" since bro sounded too ethnic. John K Newman: Jerry, I'm a little insulted.