Jerry and Kramer playing scrabble

In one episode, Jerry and Kramer are playing scrabble at Jerry's. Kramer tries to use a word that is obviously bogus. He claims that it's a medical word. Jerry tells him to use it in a sentence, but can't. What's the word?

Actually Jerry is playing scrabble with his mother and Kramer barges in and tries to help Jerry's mom,the word he tries to use is "quone"....To quone something.....Kramer says"if a patient gets difficult you quone him"....

"Fraz" wrote in message news:8QwC6.21642$[email]...

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"Quone."

If a patient is difficult, you "quone" him.

Actually, Jerry and his mother were playing the game. Kramer was looking on. The name of the episode escapes me. I think it was the one where Jerry and Kramer made the bet on Kramer putting (or not putting) levels in his apartment. The show has too many subplots in each episode; it's hard to remember all of them, thus making it difficult to remember the name any any particular show.

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I hear that - for a show about nothing, there's an awful lot going on, particularly in the later seasons. I was watching 'The Wink' tonight, for the first time in a few years, and the plotting in that episode is brilliant.

That's why they gotta release it all on DVD. I know I'd buy it in a heartbeat. If not all at once in a pack, season by season (or something similar) like they're doing with The Twilight Zone.

That would be cool all right! I too would buy them in a heartbeat. Now that the show is in syndication, certain networks sometimes edit out good parts to load up on commercials. It sucks!

And if you bought it on DVD, you'd never again watch the reruns...

So why should Castle Rock cut their own throats??

Fraz wrote:

I'd still watch them. Think of it as putting a CD on "random". :-)

Doesn't Ted Turner own syndication rights?

So Castle Rock puts out the DVD and reaps enormous profits while rerun ratings on TBS go down.

Why wouldn't they do it?

Dave wrote in message ...

Castle Rock would sell the syndication rights till there was 1.) no demand or 2.) low offering price.

I'd be willing to bet that there's a clause in a purchase contract for syndication rights which prohibits competition from the copyright owner or any other entity in named markets or nationally.

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Because they're probably contractually forbidden to do so. I imagine that Turner's purchase of the syndication rights also included restrictions on the release of the series in other formats, like videotape or DVD.

ted turner was fired.

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I think it's The Stakeout that has the Scrabble game. (I don't think, however this is the same one with Kramer's levels )

"The Stakeout" gs: Lynn Clark [ Vanessa ], Phil Bruns [ Morty Seinfeld ], Maud Winchester [ Pamela ], William Fair [ Roger ], Ron Steelman [ Artie Levine ], Joe George [ Uncle Mac ], Ellen Gerstein [ Carol ], Janet Rotblatt [ Woman ] rc: Helen

Elaine brings Jerry to a birthday party where he meets a woman who fascinates him. Jerry doesn't know her name and wants to meet her again, so on some advice from his father, he and George stakeout the lobby of the building she works in.

"Fraz" wrote in message news:8QwC6.21642$[email]...

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And George wants to be the architecht.... he "works in the same building" and designs all kinds of buildings over town. She's a lawyer, right, and the guy she was with is her cousin, not her boyfriend.

I"m not sure how its spelled but sounded out is "quone". "It's a medical term, to quone something"-Kramer

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