What is that name?

In the episode with "the magic loogie theory" what was the name that Jerry called George in the locker room, relating to not hustling at basketball or somehting like that? Thanks in advance.

.In the episode with "the magic loogie theory" what was the name .that Jerry called George in the locker room, relating to not hustling .at basketball or somehting like that? Thanks in advance.

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He called him a chucker. THat's because George always ways shooting the ball, instead of passing.

By the way, the other good line from that scene was:

Kramer - "You know, this is the first time we've seen each other naked?"

Kramer - "George, Did you peek?"

George - "ummmm, yeh, I peeked."

Kramer - "Jerry?"

Jerry - "No, There are some things, i just don't want to know."

Kramer and Jerry called George a "chucker".

Jerry always calls George "Biff" (as in "Death of a Salesman"). When Jerry was telling George that Keith Hernandez was a Civil War buff, George comments how he'd like to be a buff:

Jerry: "So... Biff wants to be a buff."

(Thank goodness for a "audiographic" (?) memory...)

[email] (Steve Rothenberg) writes:

A "chucker", someone who just throws the ball at the basket without aiming first.

-jack-

He was calling him a "chucker". Someone who chucks the ball at the basket whether they have a shot or not. (Ballhog)

I seem to remember Jerry calling him "Biff" after the character in "Death of a Salesman". It always seemed to piss George off.

If I remember right it was "Chucker".

I believe Jerry (and Keith) called George a "chucker".

ObFavoriteSituation: The debate over how long to wait before you "God Bless" someone after they sneeze.

scooter

I like to think of it as my name... :-)

I loved last night's episode, with the cafe. I know just how Jerry felt, since I often sympathize with doomed but well-intentioned and earnest people starting a new business. "I could shoot him from here and save us both a lot of trouble."

What do think George really got on his SATs?

I believe the term was "chucker."

My favorite line was when Jerry found out Elaine had lied to some friend of her about dating a matador, and Elaine had been getting on Jerry's case about lying earlier. Jerry says,

"One second, please. Un momento por favor."

His timing and inflection are fantastic.

I thought a 'chucker' was someone who shot for a basket whenever they got ahold of the ball, instead of passing it.

George: "I don't chuck! Never have chucked, never will chuck, never chuck!"

Jerry: "You chuck."

Favorite expression: When Kramer breaks up with his girlfriend, then later, he's crying and says "I LOVE YOU!" and very dramatically wipes a tear off his eye.