i recently saw the episode where jerry's dating the woman who wouldn't give elaine any toilet paper. in one scene, the girl begins to give jerry a back massage, when he says, "i've been waiting a long time for this." the audience then erupts into uproarious laughter for several seconds. every time i see this, i do not understand if it was intended to be a joke or if it was an inside joke, like they had to wait hours to film that scene. any thoughts? "F*ck me gently with a chainsaw. Do I look like Mother Theresa?" "I don't patronize bunny rabbits!" "You want to f*ck with the eagles, you have to learn how to fly."
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YodaIsPhat wrote:
The Stall, where Jerry dates the girl who 'can't spare a square' is episode 76. In episode 73, The Masseuse, Jerry tried to get a massage from his girlfriend who is a masseuse. It is treated like a sexual act that she will not perform on him and Jerry is left without getting the massage. So, three weeks later, when he gets one, it is funny.
yeah, but would the audience have gotten that? presumably, if it was only three weeks later, the show wouldn't have aired yet. and at tv tapings they usually show the previous episode to the studio audience, not the last three. "F*ck me gently with a chainsaw. Do I look like Mother Theresa?" "I don't patronize bunny rabbits!" "You want to f*ck with the eagles, you have to learn how to fly."
YodaIsPhat wrote:
Good point. Do you think they added laugh track laughter in anticipation of the reaction from home related to The Masseuse?
Perhaps like Kennedy's assassination - we may never know the truth.
Do you live in Israel?
because a lot of episoded are'n't in the same order as ther are in america
You Seinfeld-fans come live in Holland. We are several seasons behind. I see you all talking about missing it so much and you refer to episodes that din't air in Holland yet.
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Jan Willem Baijens wrote:
Holland? - I thought it was The Netherlands - then where do the Dutch come from? (have you seen that episode yet? What did the Dutch think of that exchange?)
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It is The Netherlands indeed. It's just that Holland (part of Netherlands were the most cities are) is easier to say or type. What was this newsgroup about again?
You have to help me a little on that one. Last week we saw the 100th episode.
Jan Willem Baijens wrote:
You're still quite a way away from it. The above is from "The Butter Shave", at least 50 shows down the road. Anyone want to type out the transcript of the entire "Netherlands" bit?
Jan Willem Baijens wrote:
This newsgroup is about Seinfeld - If you watch really carefully you will see George and Jerry discussing the names.. Dutch, Holland, Netherlands -
Stick around you will learn a lot.
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