Episode question (again)

• which one was the Pigman in?

2) which one had Jerry's speech on how there was no such thing as a happy birthday because george didn't want him to be funny.

Mike-e

Mike wrote:

[The Bris]   The discovery of the "pigman" was a parody of a scene in the
movie      -       O Lucky Man

Well birthdays are really symbolic of how another year has gone by and how little we've grown. No matter how desperate we are that someday a better self will emerge (with) each flicker of the candles on the cake we know it is not to be. That, for the rest of our sad wretched pathetic lives, this is who we are to the bitter end, inevitably, irrevocably,.. Happy Birthday? No such thing. [Jerry, in The Visa]

Thanks for the info! Mike, do you know any places to buy good quality Seinfeld videos? Do you own any? Mike-e

The News Guy(Mike) wrote in message news:[email]...

happy

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Mike wrote:

I own my collection I taped from TV but I am not in the business of selling them.

There are a few people on this group selling tapes and cd's - check out their references - some come highly recommended.

However if anyone wants to buy the original "MOOPS/MOORS" misprinted Jeopardy game question. I DO have that.

Mike

The News Guy(Mike) wrote in message ...

their

Jeopardy

Jeopardy??? I thought it was "Trivial Pursuit".... eh?

homerr.. bachelor#3

"homerr..2K" wrote:

homerr... - I thought you would know the history of this.

It was Alex Trebek . . . eh?

[neat Canadian connections , , , eh?]

The News Guy(Mike) wrote in message ...

Watch out, eh.. we're gonna annex youse guys and teach youse a sense of humour...

homerr.. [in still playing I Pagliacci mode]

"homerr..2K" wrote:

We watch the USA news stations here,. . . OJ, Bush's election, Clinton's affairs, . . . so we see YOUR sense of humour! :-)

You watch Jim Carrey, Mike Myers, Norm MacDonald, Martin Short, John Candy, Howie Mandel, Rich Little, Dave Thomas, Andrea Martin, Catherine O'Hara, David Steinberg, The Kids in the Hall, Leslie Neilson, Dan Aykroyd, Thomas Chong (of Cheech and..) Phil Hartman, Rick Moranis, Saturday Night Live, Michael J. Fox, and oh so many more. . . (Remember Mort Sahl?) so you already know OUR sense of humour. :-)

[I'm really sorry about Tom Green though]

The News Guy(Mike) wrote in message ...

better than Monty Python... damn clever tv.

Yeahbut... howcum you threw Suzanne Sommers back????

homerr..

Jeopardy

One of two things are happening here... 1) You are testing us as most of us know the game in question was in fact Trivial Pursuit. 2) You're highly respected immense wealth of Seinfeld info failed you and you realised just as the send button was pressed.

Maranelloman wrote:

Okay, let me explain this really . . . s l o w l y . :-)

In the    TV episode The Bubble Boy,     George and Donald     are playing a
game of     Trivial Pursuit     and they come    across   the
misprinted     "MOOPS/MOORS"      question.

But that was a make-believe TV program.

In real  life      the REAL "MOOPS/MOORS"    question actually exists in a
1970's Jeopardy      home edition game.     And     Dave(ratboy)    and I
are    the only        two Seinfeld    collectors    that    I am aware of
who own the        actual       ORIGINAL        misprinted questions.
(And I have more than one)

Ah, education, education; it is the reason for my existence. :-)

Whaaaat?! Burn the heretic!!

;-)

Yes! And in case I haven't thanked you recently, thanks again, Mike. That question booklet is the centerpiece of my collection.

What is this "real life" you speak of?