Norwegian fan

S04E22 The Handicap SpotretroMar 29, 1994, 4:30 AM ET11 months later9 posts by 8 posters
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Rune Braanaas Abrahamsen

I am Rune from Norway ( actually from Lillehammer ) and I am a great fan of the Seinfeld series. Seinfeld has been broadcasted in Norway for about 6 months now and the program's popularity has increased steadily for every episode. In Norway Seinfeld is on every Thursday, and we've last seen the episode where Jerry, George, Elaine and Kramer steal a handicapped parking spot at the mall to buy a wedding present to their "good" friend The Drake.

My question is : Are we far behind you guys?

My favourite scene: When Kramer looses the bet about not having sex and throws in $100 after only 15 minutes! Great.

CCHLEEMatthew Martin

A person nicely asks a question, & gets an uncalled-for insult in return.

Listen Rune, in answer to your question: the episode you mentioned was aired here (in Canada) 1 or 2 years ago. I forget exactly when, but definitely not this year/season. Hope you continue to enjoy the show.

hudginsaRune Braanaas Abrahamsen

[email] (Rune Braanaas Abrahamsen) writes: } My favourite scene: When Kramer looses the bet about not having sex and throw } in $100 after only 15 minutes! Great.

When you say 'not having sex', do you mean 'not masturbating'? That was what the episode was about, and I was wondering if maybe it was changed (on purpose?) in the translation. (if in fact the show is translated) If that is the case, they may have ruined one of the all-time greatest Seinfeld episodes.

Allan Hudgins - EMail: [email] "Well that all depends on what you mean by... 'happen'" - Kramer
Anders Haaviehudginsa

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Naah. Take it easy. We have norwegian subtitles, but Seinfeld is pretty good translated, so none (almost) of the jokes are lost in the process. AND YES, we did get the masturbation joke right.

Anderz

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Thomas NordvikAnders Haavie

In article Anders Haavie, [email] writes:

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Either way, we're so good in English we hardly need the subtitles to understand what's being said!!!

Thomas Nordvik The National Library of Norway (Audio/Video dept.) [email]

RBA>My question is : Are we far behind you guys?

The Drake episode is from last season... so, yeah, you're quite a bit behind us. But fear not, you'll get to see them all in time.

RBA>My favourite scene: When Kramer looses the bet about not having sex and thr RBA> in $100 after only 15 minutes! Great.

The way that he's leaning against the counter is great!

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RUNE from LILLYHAMMER writes... s Abrahamsen) writes:

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Hello Rune,

To answer your question, "The Handicap Spot" aired in North America on MAY 13, 1993. It was episode #60. The last new SEINFELD episode to appear in North America was "The Wife" -- episode # 78.

As far as the comments about Norweigan understanding of SEINFELD, let me just recount the following joke:

What do you call someone who speaks four (4) languages? -- Quadralingual

What do you call someone who speaks three (3) languages? -- Trilingual

What do you call someone who speaks two (2) languages? -- Bilingual

And what do you call someone who speaks one (1) language? -- American

(Appologies to my southern neighbours. Goodness knows you make funny shows.)

That's all I heard... Darryl Levine McGill University Montreal, Quebec CANADA

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TH>Either way, we're so good in English we hardly need the subtitles to TH>understand what's being said!!!

I wish the same could be said about my Norwegian! :^) (or any other language, for that matter)

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