Fans try to identify a scene where George says "No, no, no" with a specific tone and facial expression, debating whether it's from "The Gymnast" or another episode.
Any more information you could give us? Where was he? Who was with him? The only time I can think of is when Elaine said she wanted to join in on the contest, and all three guys went, "No, no, no..." But if he was angry, that wasn't it. E-mail [email] as well as posting, in case I don't see it here. Thanks.
Michael Alexander
Oh, criminy...I know exactly what you're talking about! I have no idea as to the scene, the episode, anything...but I can SEE him sitting there. His face was turned just slightly to the left, but you could still see it...that's all you could see though. And I think he was sitting on the right side of the table, as shown by the camera. But I don't remember what he was asked or the episode...I'll keep thinking on it. I can hear his voice saying it...he said "No" three times, and his tone was somewhat defensive. Was he wearing a green coat?
Testing my photographic memory for all it's worth here...LOL Was this an episode that aired recently?
Michael Alexander
i think it was the episode with George's girlfriend looking exactly like jerry
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I'm pretty much sure the episode is "The Gymnast", when Jerry and George discusses whether next to garbage is garbage after George got caught eating a recepticle (don't know how it's spelled) from the garbage can at his girlfriends parents.house.
I know that George also uses exactly this phrase when Jerry confronts him with the suggestion that he bought a LeBaron just because the previous owner was Jon Voight and Jerry replied "I think yes, yes, yes", but I think that was in Jerry's apartment...
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I was trying to remember which episode it was in, and by coincidence I happened to choose just this episode when I slipped a tape in the VCR today. It's in "The Gymnast". George was caught eating from the wastebin, and Jerry sums up the situation at 'Monk's'. Jerry sayd that George has eaten trash, and George says: "No. No. No, no, no".
"Adjacent to refuse... is refuse."
Isn't that also George's response when Jerry says something like, "So you bought a car just because it belonged to Jon Voight?"; to which Jerry responds, "I think yes, yes."
Phil