"The best Jerry..

I remember a line like that and I need to know the whole thing.. Was it "Your the best Jerry, just the best"- and if this is right was it Bania who said it. Thanks

In article , "petey" wrote:

Yes I think so.

I think Bania said it about the soup at that resturant (Hedie's) that Jerry had to take Kenny too!! It's the best Jerry!!

Bania said it about the soup at Mendy's. "It's the best, Jerry, the best!"

They have used that line a few other times - I know Elaine has used it too.

When Bania gives Jerry a suit he changes the line to "I'm buff Jerry, buff!" since he had been working out.

In , Erick Seager writes:

Yup. Elaine used the line to describe the Korean manicurists who insulted her in Korean ("The Understudy")

Yes, Jerry was helping Bania with his material (acting as his 'protege'). Jerry riffs on the Ovaltine theme: "The jar is round, the cup is round...so why do they call it Ovaltine?" , and thats when Bania says "Gold, Jerry, gold."

On Sun, 7 Dec 1997 15:30:18 -0800, "petey" wrote:

Bania has said "The best Jerry, the best!" He's also said "It's gold Jerry, gold!"

Elaine also used the same line when describing the place where
she gets her manicures in 'The Understudy'.
"They're the best, Jerry.  The best!"
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