**" We have no gay people in Russia — there are homosexuals but they are not allowed to be gay about it.

**" There are some details of the body which are there for simply aesthetic reasons, and for no practical purpose — for instance, the nipples on a man's chest, and the beard on his face, the latter being clearly for a masculine ornament, not for protection.

**" Biological Engineering — A Preview "

**" The Maestro " — Kramer sneaks a cafe latte into a movie theatre and burns himself while trying to climb over the legs of another patron — an obvious satire of the 1994 lawsuit Liebeck v. McDonald's Restaurants.

**" The Caddy " — Jackie sues Oh Henry!

**" The Friar's Club " — Kramer's experiment with polyphasic sleep causes him to fall asleep during a make-out session.

**" The Abstinence " — Kramer's face ages prematurely when he turns his apartment into a smoking lounge.

**" Ammaron, being constrained by the Holy Ghost, did hide up the records which were sacred — yea, even all the sacred records which had been handed down from generation to generation, which were sacred.

**" St George of England ", song

**" The Switch ": Jerry Seinfeld attempts to end a relationship with one roommate, and start one with another, using a suggestion by George.

**" The Label Maker ": George Costanza, referring back to the ploy he hatched with Jerry in the earlier episode, attempts to terminate a relationship by suggesting a ménage à trois, only to have it blow up in his face.

**" Without a Doubt: Faith, Certainty and the Presidency of George W. Bush ", cover story in The New York Times Magazine, October 17, 2004

**" Spinning The Wheel " by George Michael from the album Older

**" Bad to the Bone " by George Thorogood & the Destroyers ( Independent circuit )

**" The Letter ": Sheppard delivers the opening welcome, while Kramer, George and Elaine sit in team owner George Steinbrenner's box seats.

**" Sunday, Cruddy Sunday " ( with Tom Martin, George Meyer and Brian Scully )

**" Behind the Laughter " ( with Tim Long, George Meyer and Matt Selman )

**" The Parent Rap " ( with George Meyer )

**" Twas the night before Christmas when all through the house " (" A Visit from St. Nicholas ")

**" Prolapsed umbilical cord "-Prolapse of the umbilical cord happens when the fetus is not in a correct position in the pelvis.

**" Home Sweet Homediddly-Dum-Doodily ": Skinner uses " Sweet Georgia Brown " as an oath when he finds Bart and Lisa disheveled and suspects that it has something to do with Homer and Marge neglecting them at home.

**" In Switzerland, they had brotherly love, and they had 500 years of democracy and peace.

**" All frenzied, frenzied with despair they rave "

**" The first time I went to a restaurant, they asked me ' How many in your party?

**" In every country, they make fun of city.

**" The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson ": The music can be heard in the couch gag where the family, dressed as Harlem Globetrotters, pass a red, white, and blue basketball to each other ( with Maggie dunking the ball in the basket above the couch and hitting Homer in the head with it ) as they run to the couch.

**" What do they think I am, dumb or something?

**" All Good Things ..."

**" Oh, Lady Be Good!

**" Blacker ( 4 The Good Times ) by Ballistic Brothers from the album Rude System

**" You Look So Good To Me " by Jim Johnston ( Used while managing Billy and Chuck and in singles )

**" Good Gosh " by Jim Johnston ( Used while wrestling in singles competition )

**" You Look So Good to Me " by Jim Johnston ( WWF / E ; Used while teaming with Chuck Palumbo )

**" Good Times "

**" Smoke ": " ntroduced Russell and Corrine Calloway, the Manhattan couple-with-everything whose marital vicissitudes animate McInerney's two most ambitious novels, Brightness Falls and its sequel, The Good Life.

**" Burn On Marlon ", " Let Me Get ( Close To You )", " Walk Right Back ", " Who You Gonna Love ", " Slow Talking Boy ", " Careless Love ", " Drift Away ", " Gotta Good Reason ", " Too Much of Nothing ", " Cut Across Shorty " ( Produced by Mud, Mike Hurst and Pip Williams )

**" Never Give Up On The Good Times "

**" Good Ol ' Boys " by the West Texas Rednecks

**" Good Ol ' Boys " by the West Texas Rednecks

**" Good Morning "-# 72

**" Feelin ' So Good "