Rather timely don't you think, that tonight's "The English Patient" is being shown on the same day that "Summer of Sam" is opening in theaters. Isn't this the episode where we find out about Newman's association with David Berkowitz?
--JKB
Son of Sam
S08E17 The English PatientretroJul 1, 19992 years later8 posts by 8 posters
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Posters discuss whether The English Patient episode references Newman's connection to David Berkowitz, with some recalling the detail from an earlier episode.
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On Fri, 2 Jul 1999 11:02:09 -0700, "Jason Barber" wrote:
I thought that was brought up in a previous episode ("The Airport"?, sorry not as good as you folks) when Newman brought Kramer DB's mailbag in order to satisfy a bet on plane arrivals/departures.
Dm
I believe you're right (though the title is wrong...but I don't know the title of that episode either...The Airport was another episode, I'd go into detail about that classic episode (a favorite of mine) but I'm tired so no...)
It was The Diplomats Club, When the "bag" is referenced Kp
Jason Barber wrote in message news:7liur0$bdo$[email]...
"The Diplomats club" when Kramer had Newman bring him money so he could keep on gambling with Earl Hafler. Newman brought Son of Sam's mailbag. We see Earl Hafler in "The English Patient" when he refuses to take Kramer's dominican cigar rollers.
Mo
Wasn't there a character reference in another episode, maybe it was the one with "the lopper" to a character known as "Son of Dad"?
Or did I hear it wrong???
you heard right.
there was also another episode where Jerry got a van from his friend that likes to sit in holes in the park.He was banging on the window yelling out,"Is this Seinfeld's van?Seinfeld's van,Seinfeld's van" real fast.
George then ran out yelling,"I Knew it wasn't Berkowitz!!" It sounded like he yelled out "Son of Sam"
LOL
son of dad!!!!!! that's all i have to say