The Trip: Part 1
- Episode aired Aug 12, 1992
- PG
- 23m
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When Jerry is asked to appear on The Tonight Show in Los Angeles, George accompanies him to look for Kramer.When Jerry is asked to appear on The Tonight Show in Los Angeles, George accompanies him to look for Kramer.When Jerry is asked to appear on The Tonight Show in Los Angeles, George accompanies him to look for Kramer.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
- Elaine Benes
- (credit only)
Ruth Cohen
- Ruthie Cohen
- (uncredited)
Storyline
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- TriviaFirst appearance of Ruth Cohen as the later self named cashier Ruthie Cohen in the diner Monk's. Ruth would go on to become the most frequent character on the show besides the main four, due to that she was present in basically every scene at Monk's from this episode and forward, although not always seen, depending on what camera angles were used in the diner. She however only received on-screen credit a few times, when she had a couple of lines of dialogue during the last seasons.
- GoofsAfter Kramer makes a call to Candice Bergen, Helene stops him in the hallway and tells him she was in a The Three Stooges short called "Sappy Pappies" from 1934. The Three Stooges never made a short with that title. Response: Based on Helen details of the plot involving the death of a baby and the Stooges being executed, it seems Helene is confused or delusional.
- Quotes
Kramer: So my acting technique, my personal acting technique, is working with color, imagining color, then finding the emotional vibrational mood connected to the color. See, if you look through my scripts, you'll see that all my lines have a special color. So I don't memorize language. I memorize color. This way I can go through red, yellow, green, blue.
[snaps on each color]
Kramer: And I have a full palette of emotions.
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- SoundtracksSeinfeld Theme Song
Written by Jonathan Wolff
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Jerry and George buddy episodes
There's interplay between Jerry and George, and between the two of them and others, that is reminiscent of some of the best buddy relationships from comedy tv history. Very different from the usual Seinfeld humor, it's so goofy, but so funny, especially the bit at the public phone. (Watch for Jerry's brief homage to Barney Fife.)
Kramer's story is funny, but the bit actors they hired (the Norma Desmond-like neighbor and crazy van guy) are a riot, as is usually the case with the one-offs the production brings on.
I've seen both parts of The Trip more times than I could count and I still laugh each time.
Kramer's story is funny, but the bit actors they hired (the Norma Desmond-like neighbor and crazy van guy) are a riot, as is usually the case with the one-offs the production brings on.
I've seen both parts of The Trip more times than I could count and I still laugh each time.
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