Which episode was it where Elaine's date "took it out"?
[email] (Gary Hancock) wrote:
Gary Hancock asks:
That's the one bright spot in 'The Stand-In':
- Jerry can't make his friend (the hospitalized Fulton) laugh,
- Kramer works as a stand-in on a soap opera set with his friend Mickey the midg...er, "little-person"
- George stays in a relationship because of spite,
- and Elaine's date "shows her who he is".
Oddly enough, the 'he took it out' bit is probably one of the funniest Seinfeld moments, and certainly is Elaine at her best, while being part of an episode that many fans rank as one of the all-time worst.
JW
Quite incidentally, one of the best lines Elain has ever uttered.
Elaine: "He took..." (blows on glasses) "it out."
Jerry: "It?!"
Elaine: "It."
Jerry: "Out?"
Elaine: "Out."
Jerry: "How can that be?"
Elaine: "Oh, it be."
On Sun, 08 Sep 1996 15:16:44 -0600, Starsky wrote:
Another funny part from this scene:
Jerry: "Are you sure?"
Elaine: "Oh quite!"
I love this dialog. "IT" is one of Lanie's greatest.
Joe
[email] (Gary Hancock) wrote:
Hi,
I think the episode where Elaine says "He took it out" was the one where Jerry goes to visit an old friend in the hospital to try to cheer the guy up. While he's at the hospital he runs into another friend of his he hasn't seen in a while and gives the guy Elaine's phone number. The guy and Elaine go out and as he's dropping her off, he "takes IT out" in the car. When Elaine next sees Jerry, she's like, "Yeah, got any other friends you wanna set me up with?" Kramer comes in and says something like, "Well, hey, sometimes we need a little air down there..." Jerry ends up being so funny at he hospital that after two failed attempts to get his sick friend to laugh, he's finally makes the guy laugh so hard he actually dies!
Hope I got it right! -Wendy
I think the guy that Jerry accidently killed was named Fulton. Does anyone remember the name of the guy who took it, it?, out, out?
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Was the name of the guy who took it out Phil Titella?
Does any one remember the rest of this conversation between Jerry and Elaine?
J- He took what out? E- It J- Are you sure? E-Oh yes . . .I am sure J-I've known him for a long time. This can't be! E-Oh It Be
[ .. From [email] (KT) .. ] ]Does any one remember the rest of this conversation between Jerry and ]Elaine?
As my all-time favorite Seinfeld dialogue, I have transcribed that scene from _The Stand-In_
E: Hellooooo
J: So?
E: What?
J: Come on, how was your date?
E: Oh, the date...the date.
J: Yeah, how was it?
E: Interesting.
J: Really?
E: Oooo, yeah...
J: Why, what happened?
E: Let's see. How shall I put this?
J: Well, just put it.
E: He took it out.
J: He what?
E: He took <two breaths on glasses> it out.
J: He took what out?
E: IT.
J: He took IT out?!
E: Yessiree Bob.
J: He couldn't!
E: He did.
J: Were you involved in some sort of amorous...
E: Nooo...
J: You mean he just...
E: Yes.
J: Are you sure?
E: Oh, quite!
J: There was no mistaking it...?
E: Jerry...
J: So you were talking, having pleasant conversation and then all of
a sudden...
E: Yeah.
J: IT?
E: IT.
J: OUT?
E: OUT.
J: Well, I...I can't believe this. I know Phil. He's a good friend
of mine. We play softball together. How can this be?
E: Oh, it be! You got any other friends you want to set me
up with?[Kramer enters.]
K: Hey! Hey, how was your date with Phil Tutola (sp?)?
E: He took it out.
K Whoa! <Kramer fumbles about> Well, maybe it needed som air.
You know sometimes they need air. They can't breathe in there.
It's inhuman!Enjoy.... kcw