Trivia Question

Question: Name the three episodes in which the name 'Johhny Yuma' is mentioned.

Note 1: Before you all do a search of Mike's scripts, try and actually think about it and see if you can name any of them by yourself.

Note 2: Only two out of the three references can be found by searching through scripts. The other one was missed by all script writers for some reason.

I hope this question isn't too easy...

Cheers, Telsa

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George plans to visit Tor the holistic healer in "The Heart Attack." Kramer refers to Tor as a rebel, to which Jerry replies, "No, Johnny Yuma was a rebel. Tor is a nut."

Kramer sings "Johnny Yuma Was A Rebel" while waiting to talk on the phone to Elaine's psychiatrist boyfriend in "The Watch, Part 2."

Having a little trouble with the third one...

-B.

Kramer

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That's 2 out of 3. Anyone know what the third one is?

Cheers, Telsa

I guess no one knows the third one...

Hint: It's somewhere in the latter half of season 5

Cheers, Telsa

I noticed before all these references to 'Johhny Yuma'. Maybe the missing one has been cut in syndication. I can't remember a third one.

"Telsa" wrote in message news:...

It's very subtle. It's in 'The Marine Biologist'

Cheers, Telsa

"Telsa" wrote in message news:...

I watched The Stand-In for Waldo yesterday, and The Marine Biologist was on the same tape, so I watched it from beginning to end. Nothing. The only thing I can come up with would be Newman whislting but your question is 'the name mentioned'. Also, I'm missing a few seconds after the commercial when Kramer gives his organizer to Elaine... wait I'll see the script (...) No! I didn't miss anything, the scene just begin like that.

Well I can't crack this one!

organizer to Elaine... wait

like that.

That's exactly where the line is!! Except on my version, there is no commercial there. As Kramer is walking to his door with the golf clubs over his shoulder he is singing to himself "Johnny Yuma was a rebel...he rode..." Like I said in the original post, there is no record of this line in any of the scripts on the internet. Maybe that counts as a correction? Anyway, if you want to see it, download the bloopers clips from www.seinology.com. I remember Kramer doing that scene like 7 times over and each time he sings it.

Cheers,

(Thinking of a new nickname) Telsa

"Telsa" wrote in message news:...

Must have been cut very early in the first reruns. You must have the original NBC broadcast of that ep. Boy, I'm craving for the DVD release. I don't even have a DVD player. I'm boycotting DVD companies. I will get a DVD player only if Seinfeld is released on DVD!

With all due respect 'any of the scripts on the Internet' right now were just copied from Mike's site, except for Ian Flemming's ones that were prior to Mike (I think). Without Mike and all the people who volunteered to transcribe for him, there would be no scripts on the Internet. And we're almost done! But many corrections and reformatting are to be done. And I hope one day for a Scriptguide just like the Seinguide: http://www.tsef.com/seinguide/

Sure. Mike?

Which part?

I think all of the episodes here in Australia on cable TV are the original NBC broadcasts. However, on network TV they massacre each episode. I hate that.

It's on part 4. But I suggest you download them all (except part 3) because they are very funny.

Cheers Telsa

What is The Maestro's real name?

In article , [email] (BlackJet76) wrote:

Bob Cobb.

• Mark "but he is known socially as The Maestro, just like Lenny" Mellin

On Tue, 11 Feb 2003 02:44:29 GMT, [email] (Mark Mellin) wrote:

I think I heard his grandfather invented the Cobb Salad.

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I don't believe you- I better get my secretary to do a search on the internet.

I happen to know for a fact that when Leonard Bernstein visited the bar at the Brown Derby someone came up to him and said "Hello Maestro, how about a big salad?"

Before or after changing your flat tire?

• Mark "Chop, chop" Mellin

<< >   Bob Cobb. >>

Ohhhhh Bob!