episode 32

do you know if ep. 32 has ever been shown in syndication? "Suicide". I have never seen it and need it to complete the collection.

dave decker

Has anyone ever seen "The Suicide" in syndication> I don't think its ever been rerun because it is too depressing

dave decker

Yes, I've seen it in syndication.

Yes, it's been shown... just last month if I remember correctly.

I believe it's be rerun just ONCE... fortunately I caught it that time. And I don't think it hasn't been rerun because it's depressing, it hasn't been repeated IMHO because it STINKS. If not the worst one ever, definitely in the bottom five.

Is there a list of all the episodes, like "The Suicide" being #32? I dind't know there was a list or anything. ANyone?

[email] (Sam Porter) wrote:

The episode list that I use shows the following as #32:

32   Jan 29, 92    The Suicide
        George sees psychic;  Jerry dates neighbor's girlfriend who
        is in a coma

I got this list in this newsgroup -- I have it saved on my newsreader, so I can send it to you or repost it (but the one I have is only current thru the end of last season). Let me know . . .

Is this the one where Newman (voice-over only) tries to kill himself by jumping off the roof of the apartment?

In [email] (Sam Porter) writes:

dind't know there was a list or anything. ANyone?

must of been...I've got it on tape

MEL PASTULA wrote in article ...

This is a good Norwegian Seinfeld site where all the episodes are listed with a short description of each. Check it out!

I too have this on tape. This is one of the most underrated episodes of all time. The exchange between Kramer and Newman in the hospital room is classic, as is Elaine fasting before an ulcer test, and Drake's Coffee Cake.

Can anyone confirm definitively that episode 32 "The Suicide" has ever been shown in syndication? I have looked for it for a long time and never have seen it. Its the only one I'm missing.

Dave Decker

Could you describe this episode? Specifically?

-DK

"Man, that Michael Jordan is so phony!"

Yeah, I've seen this one a couple of times - not that great but they all can't be. I do believe this one does mark the debut of Wayne Knight as Newman (onscreen at least)

Matthew Cregg (The Araber) "I want to control who lives and who dies" - Crow T. Robot

Wasn't Newmans debut in episode 12, "The Revenge", we didn't see him, but we heard him on the phone.... But the first time Waynne Knight playd him was in the Suicide

There is an episode when Newman is going to jump off the building, you just hear his voice. In the original it is another voice, in syndication it is Wayne Knight's.

David