So I was watching an old episode of Seinfeld

For more fun with this episode:
http://www.tv.com/seinfeld/the-outing/episode/2297/summary.html

Just because the woman was meeting him, wouldn't mean he's not gay...not that there's anything wrong with that.

 

Is "ease dropping" when someone is talking so loudly that it is easy to eavesdrop on them?

Did he say that he was meeting a woman from NYU to do her on the table, or did he say he was just meeting there? If the former, then that would hint that he's not gay, but if he didn't say why he was meeting her, it doesn't really preculde him from being gay at all (NTTAWWT).

 

The best part is at the end when Kramer has that dude in his apartment

 

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Who said she didn't hear him and eavesdrop anyway?

 

Yeah but I think what Warren is getting at is, if she heard him say he was waiting for her why didn't she jump up and introduce herself? Why would she continue to just sit there and eavesdrop?

 

Because she's a woman?

/runs

 

hehehe... this was on the other night.

Wasn't she leaning towards her table when Jerry mentioned he was meeting her? It wasn't until she was sitting straight up that she was eavesdropping.

 

Because that's what she wanted to do.

 

I just saw what might be my favorite episode: "The Hamptons". I didn't realize how many different "skits" were in this episode:

George's girlfriend goes topless while George is not there and everybody gets to see her
George says to make it fair he needs to see Jerry's girlfriend naked and tries to walk in on her
She ends up walking in on him and we get the "shrinkage" storyline
Then there is the ugly baby they are suppose to visit
The doctor says Elaine is Breathtaking but then says the same about the baby
Kramer finds lobsters and has a huge lobster fest
Jerry's girlfriend is Kosher and won't eat the lobsters
Jerry's girlfriend tells George's girlfriend (or so he thinks) about the shrinkage and she leaves
George get's up and cooks breakfast and doesn't tell anybody that he put lobsters in the eggs and Jerry's GF eats them.
Kramer gets arrested for lobster poaching.

This episode was fantastic from start to finish.

 

Because she could get more info from eavesdropping than by introducing herself.

However, since he was a celebrity (so she knew what he looked like), why didn't she see him right away and introduce herself?

 

Yeah, but the point is, she must not have known who he was and she must have not heard him say he was waiting for her. If she had then she wouldn't have been totally surprised when she later met him at his apartment.

Warren's question was how could she have missed his loud announcement, yet have no problem eavesdropping.

Personally I don't remember him saying it all that loudly. I'll have to dig out that episode and check it out. Because you know, this is a very important topic and we must get to the bottom of it!

 

Also Kramer "saving" Jerry's girlfriend from herself in the middle of the night from eating the lobster.

Great episode!

 

OK, I just watched this episode. At the time of Jerry's announcement (and it was rather loud), she was ordering or otherwise talking with the waitress. So, it is conceivable that she was distracted and didn't hear his statement.

 

They're real, and they're spectacular.

 

Because it would make for a very short episode.

 

'The Hamptons' is one of my two all time fav episodes ('The Contest' being the other, of course). This episodes has so many great mini-storylines and just plain great lines (Elaine: I don't know how you guys walk around with those things!).