In the episode where Kramer's nose bleeds,
Cybernetix
Hello to all,
In the episode where Kramer's nose bleeds, at the end, they seem to
refer to another drama but I can't put my finger on it. They play the
music. What is it ?
(It's the same episode where the Woody woodpecker balloon deflates
during the parade).
Thanx,
Yanick
Cybernetix
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The final scene in "Midnight Cowboy"
Jim Gansemer
In article <32AD78...@cam.org>
Cybernetix <cyb...@cam.org> writes:
> In the episode where Kramer's nose bleeds, at the end, they seem to
> refer to another drama but I can't put my finger on it. They play the
> music. What is it ?
Midnight Cowboy. Movie starring... Jo(h)n Voight.
Tarbash
John L Thorpe wrote:
>
> In article <19961210215...@ladder01.news.aol.com>,> This episode was actually rerun last night on New York TV. My question, however, is what caused Kramer's nose-bleeds?
This episode aired all over the country two days ago!
o.b.kernycky
it was Midnite Cowboy the movie that got Jon Voight into movies with
Dustin Hoffman The bus scene is the last scene in the movie. The music i
cant remember what it is called maybe someone else
Cybernetix <cyb...@cam.org> wrote in article <32AD78...@cam.org>...
Neal
>Cybernetix <cyb...@cam.org> wrote in article <32AD78...@cam.org>...
>> In the episode where Kramer's nose bleeds, at the end, they seem to
>> refer to another drama but I can't put my finger on it. >
>
On 11 Dec 1996 04:08:53 GMT, "o.b.kernycky" <oker...@direct.ca>
wrote:
>it was Midnite Cowboy the movie that got Jon Voight into movies with
>Dustin Hoffman The bus scene is the last scene in the movie. The music i
>cant remember what it is called maybe someone else
<surf, surf, surf>From Internet Movie Database (http://us.imdb.com/)
MUSIC:
"EVERYBODY'S TALKIN'"
Words and music by Fred Neil
Arranged and conducted by George Tipton
Sung by Nilsson
MOVIE:
Midnight Cowboy (1969)
USA 1969 Color (DeLuxe)
Certification: USA:R <------ Wasn't it originally "X-Rated"?
Cast:
Dustin Hoffman Ratzo Rizzo
Jon Voight Joe Buck
Brenda Vaccaro Shirley
Barnard Hughes Towny
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In article <01bbe719$32129d60$18f8aecc@default> "o.b.kernycky" <oker...@direct.ca> writes:
>it was Midnite Cowboy the movie that got Jon Voight into movies with
>Dustin Hoffman The bus scene is the last scene in the movie. The music i
>cant remember what it is called maybe someone else
The song is the theme song to Midnight Cowboy. "Everybody's Talkin'" by
Harry Nilsson. Originally written by Paul Neil I think. George was
singing this song earlier in teh episode in Jerry's apartment.
-Jeff
John L Thorpe
John L Thorpe
Yes, Midnight Cowboy was originally X-rated, back when X-rated was probably equivalent to PG today, or something like that.
In article <32ae5d9f...@news.i-2000.com>,
ne...@ironhill.com (Neal) wrote:
>>Cybernetix <cyb...@cam.org> wrote in article <32AD78...@cam.org>...
>>> In the episode where Kramer's nose bleeds, at the end, they seem to
>>> refer to another drama but I can't put my finger on it. >
>>
>
>On 11 Dec 1996 04:08:53 GMT, "o.b.kernycky" <oker...@direct.ca>
>wrote:
>>it was Midnite Cowboy the movie that got Jon Voight into movies with
>>Dustin Hoffman The bus scene is the last scene in the movie. The music i
>>cant remember what it is called maybe someone else
>
Sjoquist
Jeff Carroll wrote:
> The song is the theme song to Midnight Cowboy. "Everybody's Talkin'" by
> Harry Nilsson. Originally written by Paul Neil I think. George was
> singing this song earlier in teh episode in Jerry's apartment.
"Everybody's talkin' at me
I can't hear what they're saying
When I'm drivin' Jon Voight's car"
-George