SEINFELD BLOG

gs: Elizabeth Morehead (Noel) Fred Sanders (John) Bill Applebaum (D'Giff) Allen Bloomfield (Polar Bear) Chris Barnes (Ritchie) Steve Kehela (Intervenor) Kate Benton (Roberta)

Kramer joins the "Polar Bear Club." Jerry gets one of Kramer's Pez dispensers which makes Elaine laugh during a piano recital of George's girlfriend, and that puts their relationship in jeopardy. Kramer has an idea for a cologne that smells like the beach and suggests that George make a preemptive breakup with his girlfriend, that will give him the "upper hand." The Pez dispenser has a remarkable effect during a drug confrontation.

b: 15-Jan-92 pc: 314 w: Larry David d: Tom Cherones

Kate Benton (Roberta) also featured in "The Chinese Restaurant as the woman who wouldn't get off the phone ("We're living in a society!!).

Wasn't the Pez dispenser Tweety?

Yes, it was tweety. I have the exact same pez dispenser.

"What's a three letter word for candy?"

One of my favorites..the whole business with
Kramer's polar bear buddies is hilarious..
"An intervention? Who's intervening"

Jim

Noel: I'M breaking up with YOU!
George: You're breaking up with me?!? But I have hand!
Noel: And you're gonna need it!

Possibly my favorite line in the entire show's history!

Jerry: Oh, Noel! Yeah, the one who plays the bongos.

Actually, I thought Noel's 'hand' line was contrived and predictable - then again I can't think of a better closing.

Pouch envy. enough said.

sorry, that was me.

In the opening scene, George hums the opening bars of Beethoven's 21st piano sonata, "The Waldstein." Has anybody noticed that the piece Noel plays in the recital scene is NOT the Waldstein? It's actually the opening of the "Pathetique" sonata, No. 8.

Yeah, just pathetic!

I've got so much hand I'm coming out of my gloves !

I have the Pez that was featured in the Seinfeld Episode. I wrotes the show years ago and they mailed it to me. I'm thinking of trying to sell it.

I have the Pez that was featured in the Seinfeld episode. I wrote the show years ago and they mailed the Pez to me. I'm thinking of trying to sell it.

Uh, yeah... you could get a couple of bucks for it. They're about as rare as a 37¢ stamp!

You wrotes the show???

Oh, I get it. I mistunderstood what you meant. I thought you were claiming to have written the show, as in "authored the episode". You meant you wrote TO the show,etc...I got it.

Right- sorry if I was unclear and used poor writing. Geez- harsh. I wrote the show and asked for the Pez because I was a Pez collector and loved the show. They mailed the Tweety Pez to me. Now I think that the Pez would mean more to an avid Seinfeld collector. I am trying to raise money for a noble cause and thought selling it. I just don't even know how to go about it though. Especially because I would guess it would be hard to prove it was the same one used in the show. I have the envelope they mailed it in though. The Pez is also broken- making it unique.

Ummm.... well, it's almost certain that they just sent some errand boy out to buy more Tweety PEZs from the corner store to send to fans. They're in every grocery store that carries the Loony Toons PEZ. If it was unimportant enough to send to some fan, then it was probably not important enough to "keep around" after using it in the show in the first place. Jimmy would be willing to bet that if you researched the internet, you'd find many fans who had one sent to them.

Good luck selling it though.... as P.T. Barnum once said, "There's a sucker born every minute."

You're right. I looked on eBay and there's someone else claiming it. Mine was really beaten up though- and broken. Which is why I thought mine was real. An errand person would go through the effort to use it and beat it up before mailing it?