Niles Crane, Hung Specialist
van...@interlynx.net
Did anyone else almost "lose it" when they heard that line?
I don't think I have laughed so hard in months (well: since
Frasier went on hiatus in the spring :-)
Janet
Hamilton, Ontario. Canada
CR Willett
The line happened so fast that I thought he said "tongue" specialist.
oh well, funny either way.
<van...@interlynx.net> wrote:
>Janet
>Hamilton, Ontario. Canada
Carolyn
I Hate Long Tags
Cary Kittrell
In article <52bst3$f...@sjx-ixn2.ix.netcom.com> c...@ix.netcom.com (CR Willett) writes:
<The line happened so fast that I thought he said "tongue" specialist.
<oh well, funny either way.
<
<Carolyn
<I Hate Long Tags
<
I thought it was funny, and I missed the set-up entirely! What was the word
to have been originally? My guess is `Jung'...
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debbie
<van...@interlynx.net> wrote:
>Did anyone else almost "lose it" when they heard that line?
>I don't think I have laughed so hard in months (well: since
>Frasier went on hiatus in the spring :-)
>Janet
>Hamilton, Ontario. Canada
That whole bit had me laughing out loud!
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LinTeoh
In article <52bkfe$2...@roger.interlynx.net>, <van...@interlynx.net>
writes:
>Did anyone else almost "lose it" when they heard that line?
>
>
I was on the floor, laughing! His woebegone expression was just too much
to bear.. and the pause before saying..'let me know where it hurt...'
Ouch!!!! Hung baby!
lin
Perri Morgan
I thought it was "tongue" too. Which was it?
Perri
In article <52c435$e...@news.ccit.arizona.edu>, ca...@afone.as.arizona.edu (Cary
Conrad P. Felber
Perri Morgan <smal...@popper.nando.net> wrote in article
<52hkt5$j...@castle.nando.net>...
> I thought it was "tongue" too. Which was it?
>
> >I thought it was funny, and I missed the set-up entirely! What was the
word
> >to have been originally? My guess is `Jung'...
> >
I'm 99.99% sure it was, indeed, "Jung". Niles is the Jung specialist
whilst Frasier is
a Freud-based psychiatrist. The typo was, of course, "hung."
Con Felber
epbrown
"Conrad P. Felber" <cpfe...@vianet.on.ca> wrote:
"I'm 99.99% sure it was, indeed, "Jung". Niles is the Jung specialist
"whilst Frasier is
"a Freud-based psychiatrist. The typo was, of course, "hung."
there would be "no blaming Mother today!" Lilith also used to give Frasier a
hard time about being "The Last Freudian" on Cheers.
epbrown
epb...@enteract.com
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Elon Cook
smal...@popper.nando.net (Perri Morgan) wrote:
>I thought it was "tongue" too. Which was it?
>Perri
>In article <52c435$e...@news.ccit.arizona.edu>, ca...@afone.as.arizona.edu (Cary
>Kittrell) wrote:
>>In article <52bst3$f...@sjx-ixn2.ix.netcom.com> c...@ix.netcom.com (CR Willett)
>> writes:
>><The line happened so fast that I thought he said "tongue" specialist.
>><oh well, funny either way.
>><
>> [...]
>><Carolyn
>><I Hate Long Tags
>><
>>
>>I thought it was funny, and I missed the set-up entirely! What was the word
>>to have been originally? My guess is `Jung'...
>>
>>
It was supposed to read 'Young Specialist' but instead it read 'Tongue
Specialist' I'm sure of this !
Dave Locke
'elon...@sympatico.ca (Elon Cook)' wrote:
>It was supposed to read 'Young Specialist' but instead it read 'Tongue
>Specialist' I'm sure of this !
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Elon Cook <elon...@sympatico.ca> wrote in article
<52n1f1$6...@news1.sympatico.ca>...
> smal...@popper.nando.net (Perri Morgan) wrote:
>
> >I thought it was "tongue" too. Which was it?
>
> >Perri
>
> >In article <52c435$e...@news.ccit.arizona.edu>, ca...@afone.as.arizona.edu
(Cary
> >Kittrell) wrote:
> >>In article <52bst3$f...@sjx-ixn2.ix.netcom.com> c...@ix.netcom.com (CR
Willett)
> >> writes:
> >><The line happened so fast that I thought he said "tongue" specialist.
> >><oh well, funny either way.
> >><
> >> [...]
> >><Carolyn
> >><I Hate Long Tags
> >><
> >>
> >>I thought it was funny, and I missed the set-up entirely! What was the
word
> >>to have been originally? My guess is `Jung'...
> >>
> >>
> Specialist' I'm sure of this !
>
>
It was supposed to read Jung (pronounced young) and instead said Hung. Not
only are these the only two words that make sense, "j" is next to "h" on
the keyboard, making it an understandable error. It would take very bad
typing skills to use tongue for young!
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PrestonDL
Eloncook recently wrote:
<<It was supposed to read 'Young Specialist' but instead it read 'Tongue
Specialist' I'm sure of this !>>
I can solve this controversy once and for all. It was "hung" specialist.
Trust me, I worked on the script.
David
TWebb10727
Although I live in UK and have not yet seen the episode in question, it is
obvious that the mistake is in the spelling of 'Jung'. Why on earth would
Niles advertsie himself as a 'tongue' or 'young' specialist as some
contributors seem to think?.
From reading the posts to this group it seems the show goes from strength
to strength and am looking forward to seeing thios particular episode.
LinTeoh
In article <52reet$8...@newsbf02.news.aol.com>, pres...@aol.com
(PrestonDL) writes:
>I can solve this controversy once and for all. It was "hung" specialist.
>Trust me, I worked on the script.
>
>David
And it was a brilliant one!! Niles, as 'hung' specialist.. Just the
thought gives me the giggles, not that I don't believe he may be hung ;-0
but the idea that the subject is even brought up...!! In the scene, I
mean.
lin
cp
pres...@aol.com (PrestonDL) wrote:
>I can solve this controversy once and for all. It was "hung" specialist.
>Trust me, I worked on the script.
>
Question: Is it technically "name-dropping" if it's your own name
getting dropped?
Kenneth
I am so tired of this ridiculous question. OF COURSE IT WAS JUNG
SPECIALIST. He is a psychiatrist for heavens sake and no doctor in this
world is going to take out an ad
saying he is a young specialist--what does he specialize in the young? And
if you think he meant he's young--he's not that young and it's not
necessarily something a doctor wants to advertize. Think about it!
In article <52n1f1$6...@news1.sympatico.ca>, elon...@sympatico.ca (Elon
Cook) wrote:
> smal...@popper.nando.net (Perri Morgan) wrote:
>
> >I thought it was "tongue" too. Which was it?
>
> >Perri
>
> >In article <52c435$e...@news.ccit.arizona.edu>, ca...@afone.as.arizona.edu
(Cary
> >Kittrell) wrote:
> >>In article <52bst3$f...@sjx-ixn2.ix.netcom.com> c...@ix.netcom.com (CR
Willett)
> >> writes:
> >><The line happened so fast that I thought he said "tongue" specialist.
> >><oh well, funny either way.
> >><
> >> [...]
> >><Carolyn
> >><I Hate Long Tags
> >><
> >>
> >>I thought it was funny, and I missed the set-up entirely! What was the word
> >>to have been originally? My guess is `Jung'...
> >>
> >>
Tarvin 14
cp wrote:
>pres...@aol.com (PrestonDL) wrote:
Nah. It's bragging.
(and he deserves to brag about that script!!)
