Remember the episode where Kramer and Newman make an aluminum can run? They end up chasing Jerry's stolen car, Newman and Kramer end up being run off a farm because Newman was attracted to farmer's daughter. Is this a movie spoof? What movie is it? Were there any other spoofs other than Nixon, Schindler's List, Pulp Fiction and Midnight Cowboy??
I don't think it was a movie spoof (as far as I know), but rather, a spoof on all the old 'travelling salesman/farmer's daughter' jokes. Especially when Newman knocks on the door: the dialogue between him and the farmer is 'textbook' for those jokes.
I can't remember anything exact except for the farmer's line, "We don't have much, but you're welcome to all we've got. There's only one catch, though: stay away from my daughter."
If anyone has the ep taped, maybe they can post the dialogue between Newman and the farmer on here.
Jeff B.
Btw, I rather liked last night's (9/4) episode; especially the Kramer intro. Wearing Jerry's suit, yelling at strangers, fearing for his life from strangers, etc. killed me!
I'm on the side of the people who believe this wasn't a dream, and Kramer got everything straightened out before Jerry got back. Cosmo is just being more sneaky about using Jerry's apartment (maybe so he won't lose the key privileges). I figure it wasn't a dream since Jerry came in at the end, and was upset over the glass on the coffee table without a coaster. This is funny to us since we saw what Kramer was doing when Jerry wasn't there.
Also, if Kramer were to have dreams, I'd definitely expect the dream sequence to be more than him riding a bike around Jerry's apartment; more along the lines of Jerry's "J-E-R-R-Y H-E-LL-O" dream with Uncle Max Cady...I mean Uncle Leo... And it would be a bit more obvious in that you would know whether it was a dream sequence or not.
Definitely not a dream. We seem Kramer jump up when Jerry leaves and go straight for the fridge, then spill the oj and wipe it up with Jerry's sofa cushions. No dream.
another spoof was a classic episode: Marathon Man which starred dustin hoffman and sir laurence olivier...the manzeer with kramer running down the street with a tv and the old lady screams its him. kramer is cornered in a doorway and pulls out the manzeer, the bra for a man.
thats one of the best things i have liked about seinfeld: the inside jokes referring to movie parody's. there have been other film references but none come to mind at the moment. nearly every single episode has one.
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Not sure if this is more of a comic reference, but Duncan and Lois (Superman). Just watching the rerun right now...
what eposide did they spoff Pulp Fiction in?
JFK
Do ya feel lucky, punk.
On 10 Apr 1998, Charles E Campbell wrote:
last night there was a spoof of Cape Fear
Charles E Campbell wrote:
When did they spoof PF? Unless you're talking about the betrayal, which I missed.
In article , "Charles E Campbell" wrote:
In the episode where Elaine is fired, there are flashbacks of many scenes of her boss with "The Way We Were" playing as Elaine remembers it all.