Parting Sound Bites

Has anyone composed a list of the few episodes that offer a "parting sound bite" after the tag scene and credits have finished? (during the playing of the Paramount jingle and the lighthouse).

I can think of at least three:

"The Reverse Peephole" - snippit of Wall of Voodoo's "Mexican Radio." "The Fusilli Jerry" - Frank Costanza saying, "Million to one shot, doc. Million to one." "The Pothole" - Newman's cries of terror from when his postal truck was engulfed in flames.

Exactly how many of these little gems are there?

--JKB

"The Dealership" A nickel (refurring to the cost of a hershey bar years ago).

Jason Barber wrote:

Newman's "honk" at the end of "The Millenium"

And Elaine's "Goodnight, Jugdish" at the end of "The Betrayal"

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At the end of "The Strong Box," when everyone realizes that Kramer's strong box had been open the whole time, Kramer says, "Well, that's one for the books, huh Jerry? Reeeeally one for the books." They use the last part as the closing sound bite.

I can think of two: the Mandelbaum boys saying 'Mandelbaum, Mandelbaum, Mandelbaum' and Newmans screams of anguish repeated after the ep when his postal van went up in flames. Sorry I cant remember the ep names though...... SteveA wrote in message news:7oaui0$sma$[email]...

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