"Thou Shalt Not"
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Cut Scenes: In a draft script (version unknown), the leap date is noted as February 3rd 1974 (not 2nd). Tthe
opening bat mitzvah ceremony is much longer and it includes singing
from Karen (which Mrs Dalwitz compliments in the scene after the
credits, which is also extended to include lots of chatter about the
ceremony). Al
is dressed in 'formal attire' during the bat mitzvah party, and
suggests to Sam he might have to perform a circumcision (which panics
our hero), also referring to his moves on the dancefloor as "Jewish
breakdancing". There is a lengthy chat between Irene and Sam in the kitchen, introducing their friendship. Al talks more about Ruthie and how she insisted they visit her mother for Passover and her sister's for Hanukkah. It's specified that Heimlich was choking on a knish. The
scene with Bert romancing Irene has some extra beats in it - no new
information but just slowing down the pace to show the seduction in
more detail. Finally,
and quite unusually, after the leapout, Al is heard in voiceover saying
"boy, am I in the mood for a corned beef sandwich". |
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Syndication Edits:The Merits of
Fidelity
This was the scene just after Joe and Sam
were talking in the petrol queue. Joe had told Sam that he was thinking of having an
affair. |