Can someone fill me in....?

S08E19 The Yada YadaliveApr 26, 19972 days later5 posts by 4 posters
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LeAnnaP

On the 4/24 episode, my VCR stopped taping right after Kramer and his girlfriend take their seats at the wedding. Would someone be so kind as to fill me in on what happened after that?

Thanks!

George enters alone and sits behind Jerry. Jerry asks where the yada yada woman is, and George says, "She went to get some shoes for the wedding, yada yada yada, I'll see her in 6 to 8 months." Mickey marries (is it Julie or Karen?) and as they're walking back down the aisle, she whispers to Kramer, "I really wanted you." If I've left anything out, please feel free to continue with the story.

Michael Alexander

Kramer's girlfriend runs away because she wanted Mickey and she can't bear it. Mickey's parents come in and sit in front of Jerry. Jerry says hello, but Mickey's father turns out to be a dentist, and Whatley used to be his student. He says "If today wasn't my son's wedding day, I'd knock your teeth out, you anti-dentite bastard.

Beth:What was that all about? Jerry: Oh, I said something about dentists and it got blown all out of proportion. B: What do you call a doctor who flunks out of med school? A dentist. J: (laughing) That's a good one. Dentists! B: Who needs them? Not to mention the blacks and the Jews. (Freeze-frame, end.) Epilogue, after getting married, the bride whispers to Kramer "I really wanted you," as she passed down the aisle.

In article , Mark Byerly wrote:

Besides which, Jerry comes back into the sanctuary without the girlfriend, before the bride and groom leave, and Elaine asked where Beth went. Jerry said something like "She had to go."

Also, the bride's parents were Robert Wagner and Jill St. John!

Of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most. Jill Lilly Oregon Hearing Research Center Oregon Health Sciences University, Portland, Oregon

When Elaine asked where Beth went, Jerry said, "Oh, she had to go get her head shaved." This was in reference to what she said about blacks and Jews.

Michael Alexander