I would just like to tally the results of the list of 'Faux Films Mentioned on Seinfeld'. Seinfeld junkies, get out those notepads and pens...
Cold Fusion Chunnel Rochelle, Rochelle Mountain High Firestorm (They're actually making a movie by this name, but it doesn't star Harrison Ford) Ponce De Leon Death Blow Prognosis Negative Blame It On The Rain Cry, Cry Again
C.Sjoquist
Now that we have a list, see if you can describe where each movie came from.
Rochelle, Rochelle-"a young woman's strange erotic journey from Milan to Minsk" the movie George and Jerry want to see in episode 52 'The Movie'. In episode 59 'The Smelly Car', George is returning a video of Rochelle, Rochelle when he bumps into Susan, then a lesbian. In Episode 109, 'The Understudy', there are several references to 'Rochelle, Rochelle-The Musical', starring Bette Midler. 'You're steppin' out in the world, Rochelle Rochelle...'
Prognosis Negative- The much anticipated Medical Thriller in episode 21, 'The Dog'. (Elaine also uses the title to describe her boyfriend's condition in episode 58, 'The Junior Mint'.) Because Jerry said that he would 'save' to see it with Elaine, Jerry and George considered seeing...
Ponce de Leon- which is a biopic of the explorer by the same name.
Firestorm- is used in episode 110, 'The Engagement' as the movie George misses seeing because of his recent commitment to Susan. It stars Harrison Ford, and is notable for when Harrison Ford is falling out of the plane, shooting as he falls.
Mountain High- the name of one of the movies Kramer lists when he impersonates 'The MovieFone Guy' in episode 117 'The Pool Guy' (I'm not sure about the episode)
I haven't seen any of the 'bootleg videos' episodes cause I live in Australia, but can anyone else describe any of the other movies and what episodes they came from?
Susan's father started to discuss it with someone in "The Rye" but George's father told his to stop taking about it because he wanted to "see it fresh."
This one sounded like "The River Wild" with Meryl Streep and Kevin Bacon.
GR