i was thinking... there are a lot of episodes with candy in the story

i can think of at least 3 jujubees at the hospital and with mr. littman junior mint at the operation pez at the concert any more?

The one where George loses a Twix at the Saab dealership... Has this list been done Mike? PEL0 wrote in message ...

i thought of more when those ambulence drivers are fighting over the chuckles

and also sue ellen mishky(??spelling??) heiress to the o henry bar fortune

I think all the candy's been done before. Isn't there a list of it on Mike's site? Jeremy

It has. It's a subset of the food list from the List site (as well as the Seinfeld FAQ). Look under 'Candy/Nuts/Junk'.

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Snickers: "The Pledge Drive" Mr Pitt eats 'em with a knife-and-fork.

Three Musketeers: "The Muffin Tops" You get a mini-one with every 'Peterman Reality Tour' ticket.

Twix: "The Dealership" George's builds a candy line-up of 'em. [Episode also mentions Clark, 5th Avenue, and 100-Grand]

Peanut M&M's: "The Soul Mate" Jerry thinks George looks like one.

O'Henry: "The Caddy" Sue Ellen Mischke is the heiress to this candy bar fortune.

Chunky: "?" Jerry knows the chunky [Newman] that left behind their wrappers.

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How about "I think I had some hard candy in there." It was said twice in "The Reverse Peephole (a.k.a. The Man Fur)" Rupert

Jason Barber wrote in message news:7kbp3v$7hq$[email]...

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jujeefruits...don't know if it's the correct spelling)

when Elaine stops at the candy counter in the theatre...ti buy some candies and she just learned that her boyfriend (which she was waiting for) had a car accident.

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