Does anyone else agree that the best part of this episode was George's machine message? That was hysterical! Otherwise a somewhat week episode = Elaine's storyline had so much potential but went no where - George and Kramer's storyline was too predictable. (that is, this was a WEAK episode). though it had it's moments.
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Yes! The only problem is that 2 hours after the episode ended I can't get the opening line out of my head. I'm being reminded of the episode with Elaine's father where George couldn't get that, "Master of the house..." song out of his head.
-Brian "Do you wanna have sex right now?" Moore
What is wrong with you people? 2/13 was hilarious! Not just the answering machine, but Kramer and George in the restaraunt and their meeting in Jerry's apartment afterward. Jerry and his "bookie" were both hilarious. I agree that the Elaine and Susie thing was a little lame, but c'mon. I laughed my butt off almost the whole show. The best part of the show was the answering machine message with Jerrys' facial expression upon closing coming in at a close second.
People, wake up. It's a sit-com, laugh a little. Stop analyzing every damn detail of the show.
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George avoiding hsi girlfreind was good but once Kramer came along, it went downhill.
The bookie thing was lame.
The Elaine/Suzie thing was totally lame (expect for Jerry's comments during the funeral thingy).
Jason, tha's the problem, it wasn't funny.
wrong, the part where Kramer breaks up with George, was a brilliant piece of acting. Only these 2 accomplished thespians could pull that scene off