Fans discuss Jerry's apartment numbers throughout the series, with 5A, 3A, and 411 being identified as the three addresses used.
OK.....ten points to anyone that can name the three apartment numbers that Jerry has had throughout the show. Do it from memory huh.....someone who has never seen the show can look through tapes for hours and get the answer.
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Hmmm.......5A, 411, and I can't remember the third one.
In article , Rick R Streeter writes:
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huh.....someone who has
hours and get the answer.
411, 3A, 5A
Very good, and impressive. Did you know them all or did you see the last post that gave two of three? The last guy actually got the hard one, 411. I have seen every episode more than 50 times and I just noticed the 411 myself.
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I didn't get any help from that last post, but I did just notice the 411 a few days ago when I saw an early episode.
Rick stopped off between the VCR and the bathroom and wrote:
Good Lord Man! It's a TV show. Ya gotta get out more. There's a whole world spinning past you! You only get one ticket for this ride. Talk to a girl. Take a walk in a park. Get yourself a puppy (but please don't name it Kramer ;)).
I'm just curious, no matter how much you like/love the show (I "like" it too), HOW could you sit through over 50 showings of each episode w/out getting sick and tired of it? Do you work on the production staff or something?
I'm REALLY not ripping on you. I'm just amazed. I can't even imagine being so devoted to a show on television.
All the best to you Rick, Mike
Interesting. I have a cat named Bisquik. Named after a reference on Seinfeld. (Side note: Can anyone else recall the use of 'Bisquik' in an episode? This is the kind of question that's very easy for anyone who's seen each episode 50 times.)
You're treading on this ice, there, Mike. I can't claim to have seen each one 50 times, but I have seen every one, many more than once. The beauty is in the details. Every time I see an episode that I am very familiar with, I don't need to follow the plot and my mind is freed up to ponder the insignificant stuff. And there's a lot of that! Do you know Jerry's street address? His phone number? Do I have to talk to a girl and get a puppy too?
Well I have two posts to address here so I'll take them in order. First Mike, I have talked to a girl before Mike and just cause I watch Seinfeld a lot doesn't mean that's all I do. In fact I'm getting married one week from today so I guess I talked enough. I can't have a puppy in my apartment but I have a cat named Cosmo Kramer. Take all the time that you spend watching whatever on TV and imagine that you have a Seinfeld tape in all of that time and figure how many times you would have seen each, it adds up in a hurry. I'm always watching a Seinfeld tape except at night during hockey season, and then I get a quick episode in between periods of whatever game I'm watching. Lastly I do not get sick of the episodes, as Dave said you can start to watch the details that arise that you would have missed the first time. I still enjoy the episodes, most of them anyway, obviously there are ones that I don't care for. I rarely laugh out loud at them any more but as Anrew "Dice" Clay once said, you don't have to laugh to enjoy yourself. There are a few notable spots that I still openly laugh at, like the "giddyup" that Kramer uses in "The Non-fat yougurt" or the way Kramer kicks the paper off the table for the Risk board in "The Label Maker". Those are the two that immediately come to mind.
Dave....Bisquik was one of the suggestions that Jerry had for George to name his child in "The Seven", I personally liked Mug Costanza. Jerry's street address is 129 W. 81st ST. His phone number has been giving differently a couple of times he has used 555-8383, but that was also used for his car phone. Just one of those inconsistancies that I love to look for.
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serenity now!!! serenity now!!!! serenity now!!! guys get a life!!!!!
Rick wrote:
Congrats!!!
No doubt. Hey, like I said, I'm not ripping on you. Maybe I should have mentioned that my tongue was planted firmly in cheek. I've got a collection of Mystery Science 3000 tapes that some of my friends just kind of shake their heads about.;)
Take care and I hope you and your wife bring each other a lifetime of happiness. I was just telling my wife yesterday how wonderful my life is with her in it. I hope you both feel the same way toward each other for a long time. It's great.
All the best, Mike
Ratboy seems like a swell guy over in this newsgroup. In the New York Knicks newsgroup, he is a meany. He makes fun of the Knicks and insults all those who follow and root for the Knicks. Why, Ratboy, why? That is inconsistent and just plain wrong. I wish Ratboy were as nice in the Knicks newsgroup as he is in this newsgroup. I wish a lot of things were true. Usually, my wishes don't come true. You can change that Ratboy. Be nice in the Knicks newsgroup Ratboy. I deserve to have at least one wish come true Ratboy. Please Ratboy?
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On 24 Dec 1997, Dave wrote:
Let me first apologize to all a.t.s'ers. This is the result of a pleasant little e-mail discussion Lane and I have been having.
In , "Lane G. Campbell" writes:
Dammit Lanie, I told you never to call me here!
Inconsistant? Every post in here is Pro-Seinfeld. Every post in your group is Anti-Patrick Ewing. What's inconsistant?
Ok. You got it. (Sound of me snapping my fingers) Now Ewing's rehab will only last 6 months instead of the 18 I originally wished for. Bear in mind that I'm not often this generous but, since it's the holiday season and all... (Kinda like Kramer trying to 'unwish' FDR's birthday Death Wish, huh?)
Since you put it so nicely (I love when you write like a 10 year old), I'll take it under consideration.
Hey, Seinfelders, if you want to get a rare glimse into my nasty side,
subscribe to the Knicks ng and see what I write when I'm angry,
annoyed, or upset. Not only does it make me feel better, it mellows
me out and makes Tribble's and Ricky Nelson's crap easier to read.
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(Remove XXXX to reply)Dave wrote:
Very funny message. :) I thought now that "Seinfeld" is going to end, the whining little pod people will be gone from this news group, but I was wrong. Oh, well...
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