What's the reference here? : r/seinfeld
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Can anyone explain the ending of Mom & Pop store episode reference? I was born the year the first season aired and I get most of the pop culture references from the
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In "The Mom and Pop Store" Kramer and Jerry are on the bus at the end of the episode. What is this reference from?? Cause it whooshed over my head. : r/seinfeld
Midnight Cowboy, a film directed by John Schlesinger, 1969; Drama | All Things Thriller
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Hey Cowboy...where's your horse? : r/seinfeld
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The Vault: Retrospective Review of Midnight Cowboy, On Amazon Prime
Midnight Cowboy (10/11) Movie CLIP - I'm Fallin' Apart Here (1969) HD - YouTube
Seinfeld" The Mom and Pop Store (TV Episode 1994) - Trivia - IMDb
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Seinfeld S06E08 - The Mom & Pop Store
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Side-by-side of "The Mom and Pop Store" and Midnight Cowboy (the movie it parodied) : r/seinfeld
