Katya dialogue anyone?

S06E06 The GymnastretroOct 18, 19995 years later2 posts by 2 posters
Question

Fans request the complete dialogue from Katya's final scene with Jerry in "The Gymnast," specifically wanting the full text of her closing insult about him not being a real comedian.

2 posts
Andy MacAskill

This is that final bit of business between Jerry and the Romanian gymnast, "Katya," which concludes with her great line, "You may tell jokes, Mr. Jerry Seinfeld. But you are no comedian."

The problem is I didn't get the whole thing. Does anyone have the rest of it to supply?

Katya: The doctor said Misha is going to be alright. I must go and be with Misha now; I don't want you to come with me.

Jerry: Oh? Why not?

Katya: It has been three days since our night together. Misha says that that is all the time I needed to put in.

Jerry: Really?

Katya:	In my country, they speak of a man so virile, so potent,
	that to spend the night with such a man is to enter a world
	of sensual delight most women don't

Again, what's the rest? Thanks in advance.

"My Lord, I think it very desirable that the other witnesses from the 'Californian' should be out of court whilst this witness [Stanley Lord, revered captain of the "Ship That Stood Still"] is giving evidence." --Attorney-General Sir Rufus Isaacs to Lord Mersey at the British

Andy MacAskill wrote in message ...

You almost had it.

Paraphrasing.. "They call him the Comedian.. you tell jokes, Jerry, but you are no Comedian"!

homerr.. [who's been called a "Comedian"]