Fans praise the episode for its classic content, including Kramer's first name reveal, his mother's affair with Newman, and a threesome plot, with debate over George's exact wording in a key line.
Last nights episode (4/8) was definitely a classic! With the introduction of Kramer's first name, his mother's affair with Newman, and the menage a' trois, who couldn't love it? George's performance was nothing short of "spongeworthy" !!!!
Any comments??
Steve
On Wed, 09 Apr 1997 18:18:08 -0700, "Lloyd A. White" wrote:
It was "access to me and my dimensions." What the hell is dementia anyway?
Actually, it was "dementia"..what the hell does "my dimensions" mean? What he meant by the line was his insane, "sleazy", cunning mind...
Charlie Baum wrote in article
While I didn't quite make out the exact line, dementia would be the more appropriate word.
It's "access to me and my dementia." "Dementia" is a synonym for "insanity." It's root word is "demented." Remember, George is deeply disturbed, he's inadequate...HE'S GOT IT ALL!
Thanks for the correction Michael. That line is so great, it must be enjoyed to the fullest!!!!
This was one of my favorites. Especially the scene where George is trying to comprehend why Jerry won't engage in the "menage a trois". "It's like discovering plutonium on accident" There are some great scenes in this one. Just glad I have it on tape.
Absolutly. What I liked most about it was the way they treated figuring out how to do "the switch" as if it were some kind of prision escape or bank robbery. It does remind me of a movie, anybody know? The scene where Newman meets Kosmo's mom was a film noir parody also.
Great show
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