SEINFELD BLOG

gs: Lynn Clark (Vanessa) Ted Davis (Dry Cleaner) Jill C. Klein (Waitress) Benjamin Lum (Stock Boy)

Jerry and George get some inside information that gives them hope for a new stock. Elaine has trouble with her boyfriend's cats. She's allergic to them. Jerry plans his first weekend trip with Vanessa. George says they are "relationship killers." Kramer has an idea for a rollout tie dispenser and warns Jerry about the market. Jerry becomes worried when the stock drops and they have trouble locating the broker who has information on when to sell their stock. They find out he's in the hospital. Jerry confronts his dry cleaner about his shirt. Elaine considers the cat problem. Anxious Jerry sells; George plans to go down with the ship. Jerry's trip is a disaster, but the stock turns okay for George.

b: 21-Jun-90 pc: 105 w: Larry David & Jerry Seinfeld d: Tom Cherones

I think I just noticed something while watching this episode (it's on now). When Jerry and Vanessa are in the grocery store, Jerry asks the grocer "Do you have these in puffs?" (referring to cereal, of course). The grocer responds kurtly, "no puffs, just flakes!". I believe the grocer is the same actor who play a postman in The Cigar Store Indian , to whom Jerry asked if he knows where the nearest chinese food restaurant is. He responds angrily, thinking that Jerry was only asking because he is chinese.

I am not 100% sure, but I think it's the same guy. What does everybody else think?

if you look at the gs. you can see its the same person (Benjamin Lum)

Good eye, sam. Thanks!

I notice that a lot of Seinfeld extras play multiple rolls.

I love this episode! Elaine putting the spoon on her nose was quite funny. Jerry and George's superman conversation pretty hilarious too.

I love this episode! Elaine putting the spoon on her nose was quite funny. Jerry and George's superman conversation pretty hilarious too.

Vanessa: (Starting to like the idea) Really? Could we go fishing up there?
Jerry: Yeah. We can fish. What? Blues, carp, marlin?
Vanessa: They have marlin in Vermont?
Jerry: Oh, big fighting marlin.

Another extra that played multiple roles was the little boy in the hospital in The Wink "Oh by the way George, tomorrow night, Paul O'Neill has to catch a fly ball IN HIS HAT!"

That same boy was in The Stand-In, where Mickey stood in for the little kid and was considering the lifts.

One thing I noticed...Jerry remarked to Kramer by saying, "ya she's just what your looking for..some idoit looking from ten floors up." However, Jerry is in Apt 5-A therefore he's on the fifth floor not the tenth

Yeah but that's no big deal, it's actually very realistic. It's like if he said "Some guy staring at her from a mile away". It's the normal type of exxageration we make every day.

Found your site through blogspot and wanted to say hi

Nice blog, just wanted to say I found you through Google

The MOST frequently used extra, bar none, was the sandy haired guy seen most often in a Burberry raincoat. Who is he?

For example, that's him seated near the door in the Chinese Restaurant episode. He had a speaking part in the "Ian," "Een" episode -- 'Laine's British freeloader "friend." He was also sous-chef at the restaurant that served up the bad meal to the NBC president.

I believe that is the less funny episode of all. I really don`t like it

Good Eye Pigman

Just saw this last night. The scene with Jerry and Vanessa in the hotel shows that they've still got a ways to go.

That was comedian Steve Landesburg (sp?) sitting by the door in the Chinese restaurant. I'm also wondering the identity of the extra (sandy haired) in many, many episodes. Anyone know who it is?

Vanessa looks like she would be the grown up version of the girl in Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory (the original movie) that played the part of the girl that blew up like a huge blueberry. Is it her?

If you have the DVDs and you've turned on "Notes For Nothing" on various episodes, then you know the sandy-haired extra is Norman!