Episode Question

Does anyone remember the name of the episode where Jerry writes down something on a piece of paper(about a dream he had) and then cant read what it says the next day? thanks

HowlingBat

That is # 13 The Heart Attack for the 2nd season. By the way the note said " " Flaming loaves of Sigmond" ???? maybe Flaming globes of Sigmond.

thanks:)

HowlingBat

"Flaming globes of Sigmund" Some of the suggestions were great; "Salami, salami, bologni."

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My favourite: "Cleveland 117, San Antonio 109" (Tor)

I have a question about "Kramerica??", the company Kramer used when he got an intern student from NYU. At the episode, they used big rubber ball with oil for their experiment. I want to know what was the purpose of the experiment?

And I am wondering about the Japanese cast Jerry used. When Geroge and Jerry tried to sell his show and when Elaine's boss(Lippman?) avoided shaking hands with merger partner, those Japanese cast spoke some (weird?) Japanese. Those lines are not so important for almost every Seinfeld fans. However, I am wondering who they are. I cannot understand their Japanese lines as a Japanese. No Japanese uses such an odd communication. Actually, I understood their Japanese through the interpreter.

Kramer wanted to prove his theory that if you put a giant 'bladder' in an oil tank, it would prevent a major oil spill. Jerry was even impressed by this invention of Kramers...

Jill C.

On 27 Jun 2001, Eikou wrote:

This is The Checks, right?

Sab Shimono(?) was the NBC (Nagaham Broadcasting Company) executive. The other guys I don't recall their names. One guy was on that movie with Assan Motors...

I didn't think Sab Shimono's Japanese was weird. But I think in the last scene where the three men who were stuck in the chest of drawers were telling their story to the NBC executive (Sab), they used a lot of 'borrowed' english words such as 'axe' to make their Japanese comprehensible to the non-Japanese speaking audience.

The language wasn't 'made up' in any way, though.

Laura

On 27 Jun 2001 15:19:08 -0700, [email] (Eikou) wrote:

You should hear some of the weird French coming out of the TV sometimes! It's nice when it's authentic, but sometimes (esp. in comedies), the characters just use babble what sounds like Japanese, German, French, whatever, because in any case, the main character is not supposed to understand. Like "Jeh ji poo poo ruveh limoo"; that sounds like French to alot of people it seems (especially if the character is wearing a beret).

Not that there's anything wrong with that (bien qu'il n'y ait rien de mal � cela).

Sophie

Are we going to talk in foreign languages??? How's this: Niet dat daar iets mis mee is...(Not that there's anything wrong with that)

'Yeah, you stop your sorrys in an sack mister.'

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Hmm...Flemish? Dutch?

Who are the Dutch anyway? Are they right next to Belgium?

On Thu, 28 Jun 2001 21:28:49 GMT, schie**nospam**@soneramail.nl (Mario van Schie aka DJ MaVaS) wrote:

Sophie wrote:

And there's A LOT of weird English written in newsgroups too. :-)

On Fri, 29 Jun 2001 06:16:12 -0400, "The News Guy(Mike)" wrote:

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:-p

LOL

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Actually, I think my English is weird as those Japanese casts' are. Sorry about that!

Eikou

That stuff your sorries in a sack mister

Whooops!

--- 'You can stuff your sorries in an sack mister.'

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"Fullman, Hertel... Val..?" That's what was so funny!!! That's not funny...

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In what episode does George say the line: "It's like going to the bathroom in public and not caring"?

Thanks.

thats the episode called "penis in mailbox" where newman puts george's penis in jerry's mailbox. that was a good one

Sometimes these trolls are actually funny...

Really? When??

Paul

Were you here during the infamous "Robin Mirsky" trolling?

Dave (those were the days)

In what episode does George say the line: "It's like going to the bathroom in public and not caring", and what did he compare it to?

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I was watching this the other day, heard that line but not the one before it so your question bugged me sufficiently to get me to watch it again. It's in the Nosejob but relates to the sub-plot of Jerry's brain versus his penis. He's described the sex he's having with the unpleasant wannabe actress as animalistic and unrestained. At which point George makes the dubious comparison you've quoted.

On a sidebar (sorry I'm trying to cut down on my internet time so haven't checked the FAQ for this) but there is an error I don't recall anyone pointing out before in Jerry's introductory monologue in this episode. He's talking about a hair transplant victim having his hair helicoptered in from the shower on soap in and asks if they kept "the soap alive on the soap support system?" I'm surprised they didn't redo or at least redub it but is there any doubt he was meant to say "hair" instead of the first "soap" in that phrase?