Fans try to identify which episode contains a reference to the 1960s TV show I Dream of Jeannie, with one poster recalling it involves Jerry's apartment and George's entrance.
Reference question for all you experts out there. (Couldn't find this listed in any of the FAQ pages).
**** Name the episode that contains a reference to the 60's TV show 'I Dream Of Jeannie'. ****
First person to correctly identify it gets a copy of my unedited, commercial-free, set of Seinfeld episodes. (Unfortunately, in order to abide by U.S. copyright laws, my set is recorded via crayon-on-paper. There's no sound track, but it's beautifully done, just the same.)
~jw
I've got free longdistance on my cellphone... if I called, would you read the scripts and hum the music????
homerr.. [I think 'that's' legal]
I don't even think it's legal to sing 'Happy Birthday' without paying a royalty.
Bruce Baron wrote in message ...
Singing is first amendment... Performing is a Class 1 felony.
homerr..
damn i dont remember the episode name but it was the one where jerry was gonna move out and elaine move in. george goes up to jerrys apt. and jerry asks how he got up without beeping, and george crosses his arms nods and blinks "John Woodin" wrote in message news:lTOh8.240064$[email]...
Isn't that "The Apartment". I never would have gotten that one.