Del Boca Vista

Mar 27, 19974 posts by 4 postersalt.tv.seinfeld
🧩 Trivia
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I'm sure veryone already knows this, but the phrase "Del Boca Vista" in Spanish would mean "Of the Mouth View," that is, if it was grammatically correct, which it is not. But it sounds pretty good.

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In "The Cadillac," Jerry's parents moved away from wherever it was that Jack Klompus lived. In "The Money," during the map scenes, it is shown that Jerry flies to Del Boca Vista to meet Klompus. But in "The English Patient," and "The Shower Heads" if I remember correctly, Jerry's parents move in to Del Boca Vista. So they still live by Klompus? What gives?

(Yes, I'm obsessive.)

Actually, Del Boca Vista is a combo of the two towns, Delray Beach and Boca Raton which are next to each other and both have tons of retirement developments just like the ones on the show. My parents live in one and they both think the references to Del Boca Vista (phase 2) are hysterical.

Rozndon

South Florida is full of them. Boca Lago Vista Del Mar Manor Village Sands Estates Pines on the Green. blah blah blah. Cookie cutter communities.

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