Mom and Pop episode

Remember the Mom and Pop episode when Kramer closed down a cobbler operation. He kept getting nosebleeds and Jerry lost all his shoes.

At the end of that episode Kramer and Jerry take a bus to somewhere in New Jersey (I think) to find where Mom and Pop were selling his shoes at a garage sale.

I believe the last scene was a parody of some other movie but do not know what movie.

Does anyone out there know what I'm talking about.

Regards.

Drew Heavens wrote:

It's the last scene from Midnight Cowboy.

the movie was some jon voight movie with dustin hoffman, i think. my daddy said that he liked the movie lots. i think that was it. it was some movie with jon voight because george had just bought the lebaron because jon voight owned it, remember? but the name of the movie escapes me. hope i was of some service to you.

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risa -- That would be "Midnight Cowboy".

Rick

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Hey I think it was Midnight Cowboy and I know they where on their way tp Parsippany, New JerseyDrew Heavens wrote:

Drew Heavens wrote:

"Midnight Cowboy," starring Dustin Hoffman and John Voigt (Remember George's car?}

I'm pretty sure that was the closing scene to MIDNIGHT COWBOY with none other than Jon (no "h") Voight and Dustin Hofman. -David

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Would it be Mid-nite Cow Boy? U graduate in the next Millenium!

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the song Everybody's talking, written by late Harry Nillson.

       ** Whoa, when did Nillson pass?  What happened to him?
          (And though he recorded the song, wasn't it
written                       by Fred Neil?)
                                          Nosnivel

Nillson died in January, 1994, of a heart attack.

You are correct that "Everybody's Talking" was written by Fred Neil.

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