Hey Everyone, I just finished watching the 100th episode, the one made up of clips from previous shows, on the Comedy Channel. On one of the episode lists on the internet, it has the episode 'The Beard' listed as number 100. I was just wondering, which is the real episode 100?
Thanks for your time! Jeet
Don't have a list at hand, but off the top of my head, I think the "clip show" highlighted the first 100 shows.. therefore, it couldn't be #100... right???
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JBains wrote in message ...
Hello, Episodes 100 and 101 are 'Highlights of a Hundred', parts one and two respectively. 'The Beard' is episode 102 (which would be 100 if you didn't count the two specials).
The reason that there are different numberings available is that some people count the two-part shows as one show, some as two.
See: http://epguides.com/seinfeld/ for the, what I believe, 'official' episode numbers.
Martin
what episode is this tomorrow? this is the desciption on the fox site:
"The Burning Elaine discovers her boyfriend is very religious as Jerry wonders if his latest girlfriend has been totally honest with him. "
the name must be wrong or something. im taping all the episodes so id like to know what season it was from. thanks
It is from Season # 9 where Elaine discovers Puddy is very religious- "Did you steal my Jesus fish?" Jerry has the gonorreaha from a tractor girl, Sophie. Kramer duels Mickey acting out diseases from the hospital. George decides to "leave on a high note" when suggesting things or aking comments at work or at Jerry's.
Yes it is called "The burning" and relates to the supposed "burning Kramer experiences during urination"..
Whoa, really? I never thought of that interpretation; I always assumed the episode title referred to the Elaine/Puddy subplot with Hell, devils, and "the heat! My god, the HEAT!"
John Twernbold wrote:
There were many "Burning" themes in that episode.