Fans discuss the significance of the final bus scene in the Jon Voight episode, with one poster noting it references the ending of Midnight Cowboy where Voight's character travels by bus.
Was there any significance to the final scene in the Jon voight episode that was aired last night? It's the scene where Jerry and Kramer are taking a bus to NJ to find the garage sale where his sneakers are being sold. And, Kramer gets a nosebleed again.
BTW,the phone call that Jerry got from a loyal fan who bought his sneaker was a nice reference to Jerry to comedian.
laura
That was a funny episode. Me and my wife watch them every night and I think we have seen all of them but we keep watching and laughing at them "Laura Kimoto" wrote in message news:Pine.GSO.4.33.0108010920160.15481-100000@uhunix5...
Laura Kimoto wrote:
Yes, very much.
One of Jon Voight's great movies was Midnight Cowboy. The last scene of that movie has Voight and the sick Rizzo (Dustin Hoffman) traveling on a bus to Florida where Voight comforts the dying Hoffman in his arms.
Dustin Hoffman . . . hmmm . . . wasn't he in Star Wars?
Crazy Johnson wrote:
Is it "statue" or "statute" of limitations?
-B.
Yeah, it's a sculpture of limitations!!!
Brian Dickson escreveu na mensagem news:[email]...
Doesn't the M in Richard M. Nixon stand for Moe?
Dave (what kind of a name is 'Gack' anyway?)
Dave wrote:
I think the chair is a fantastic gift idea, but I never heard of this Joe Mayo...frankly, it sounds made up.
-B.
In article , "Brian Dickson" wrote:
Its pronounced "thermometer"...
/ Brett
Brett Pemberton wrote in message ...
Statue of "Liberty"... came from France.
homerr.. bachelor#3
============= Thanks Mike for clearing that up. Pretty funny stuff!
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Laura Kimoto wrote:
I remember that guy from the 80's Howard Hesseman sitcom "Head Of The Class."
-B.