foul mouthed Yogurt boy?

S07E20 The CalzoneliveApr 26, 1996the next day11 posts by 10 posters
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S Kelley

In the syndicated episode tonight (4/25), a little boy that comes up to jerry and says "thanks for ruining my father's business, you yogurt f....." The last word was bleeped out!! What did he say? Can't imagine that the line was anything not airable, but am wondering if the bleep was in the original or if my local station bleeped.

thanks Scott Kelley

Your station definitely changed it, in the original, the boy said:

"Thanks for ruining my father's business, you yogurt TROLL."

JOSHMANcalloway

Wo Wo Wo. I think it was YOUR station who changed it. It said on the original, and the one aired here "Thanks for ruining my father's business you FAT F***", and the F*** being bleeped out originally, and throughout the show. I thought the whole episode was classic. joshman

jcjcalloway

At the end of the episode he says, "thanks for ruining my business you fat fu*%*(!

It was the 'f' word and was bleeped out all throughout the episode when used by Jerry, Matthew and Matthew's mother.

The actual quite was "thanks for ruining my father's business, you fat f..., referring to the weight that Jerry had gained from eating the 'non-fat' yogurt.

By the way, Matthew also appeared in the Parking Space episode as well where Jerry revealed that Matthew's father was closing his store. The parents were trying to keep that a secret.

It was in the original. He said, "Thanks for ruining my father's business you fat (I thought it was "fat" not "yogurt") f**k!"

Beddingfield wrote:

It was "you fat f_ck." The bleeping was obviously in the original, then. It was a running joke throughout the episode--Jerry swore in front of the kid, who picked up the habit.

In article , [email] says...

I think it might have been 'bastard.' But as far as the 'bleeping' goes, that was part of the episode--your local station didn't do any editing.

Incidentally, has anyone noticed that this kid has appeared in another Seinfeld episode? He's also been in a Star Trek episode too, as the child of a crew member on board the Enterprise.

-Gary K.

Fred OchsS Kelley

I didn't see the original, but I just assumed it was always that way, to show that he was swearing (something that can't be said on broadcast TV)

Fred

You musta missed the rest of the ep.... The bleeping out was a continuing theme throughout, running from when Jerry used the f-word in his act and the kid heard it and used it all week. The kid's mother went to see Jerry about it, etc... They probably used it 5 times in the show, all bleeped out deliberately...

-Ed