As a longtime fan of Seinfeld, I can’t help but feel a sense of unresolved curiosity about some of the show’s plotlines. One question that has always intrigued me is: Who are all the people at Susie’s funeral?
As a dedicated gamer, I’d say there aren’t many TV comedy shows as sharp and thought-provoking as Seinfeld, making it one of the greatest sitcoms ever produced and a show that you can watch over and over again without getting bored. However, being a fanatic doesn’t mean I don’t notice some inconsistencies. Throughout its nine-season journey, there are several questions raised that remain unanswered, even in the most iconic Seinfeld episodes.
It can be fun for fans to examine and debate these particular mysteries, so we’ve made the effort of collecting 32 of them for you below so that you can parse them yourselves and come up with your own answers.
Why Did Audrey Reject The Pie?
In each scenario, the act of shaking their heads and refusing without speaking indicates hidden concerns. For Jerry, his rejection of Poppie’s pizza suggests that Poppie doesn’t wash his hands after using the restroom. When George declines dessert from a potential employer, it hints at an attempt to bypass a planned revenge scheme by the chef. In the case of Audrey, her head shake and lack of explanation when Jerry offers apple pie at Monks might suggest some personal discomfort or reservations about the food that she chooses not to discuss openly.
Why Did George Stop Doing The Opposite?
In Seinfeld’s fifth season, George appears to undergo a significant transformation as he starts acting against his inherent instincts. Yet, by Season 6, he returns to his usual self-centered, anxious nature, and there is no explanation given for the disappearance of this new lifestyle change.
What Was Uncle Leo’s Crime Of Passion?
In Season 9’s “The Bookstore,” there’s an unexpected twist when they uncover Uncle Leo’s criminal history. However, the show never delves into the specifics of his past offenses, only labeling them as “crimes of passion.” This term is quite vague and could encompass a variety of actions.
Did Manya Really Ruin Jerry’s Softball Game?
In the fictional realm of Seinfeld, the nature of the universe, the existence of an afterlife, or ghosts are topics not explicitly explored. However, the events in “The Pony Remark” episode raise intriguing questions about whether supernatural forces might be at play in this show’s world. Since Seinfeld is a work of fiction, it leaves room for speculation that Manya may have haunted Jerry and negatively impacted his softball game.
Did Whatley Actually Take Advantage Of Jerry In His Dentist Chair?
To put it plainly: Dr. Tim Whatley comes off as somewhat questionable. His rough response when Elaine inadvertently turns him down at his Thanksgiving gathering, and his track record of regifting, don’t exactly paint him in a positive light. However, there’s debate about whether he truly exploited Jerry while he was unconscious during a tooth filling. Upon rewatching the episode, it’s unclear if his shirt was tucked or not before he went under anesthesia.
What Happened To George’s Sable Russian Hat?
I’m inclined to believe Heather didn’t steal George’s expensive sable Russian hat from “The Chicken Roaster,” but if that’s indeed the case, then one has to wonder where the valuable fur hat disappeared to.
Why Do Jerry And Newman Hate Each Other?
In the TV show “Seinfeld,” Jerry and Newman’s mutual disdain is evident as early as Season 3’s episode “The Suicide.” Newman seems thrilled at the thought of informing comatose Martin about Jerry’s affair with his girlfriend, which hints at their long-standing animosity. However, the sitcom doesn’t reveal the specific incident that sparked this neighborly hatred between them.
What Is Newman’s First Name?
People who followed Seinfeld each week in the 1990s may recall the shock when Kramer’s first name was unveiled in Season 6’s “The Switch,” but viewers never experienced a similar moment regarding Newman’s identity. Some speculate that his full name could be Norman Newman, as hinted at the end of Season 7’s “The Bottle Deposit,” but this theory is not universally accepted as part of the show’s official lore.
How Does Kramer Afford His Apartment?
One distinctive trait of Kramer’s character is his tendency to mooch, as he frequently helps himself to food from Jerry without asking and rarely pays at Monks, with a few exceptions. His charm and connections seem to sustain him in life, but the question of how he manages the monthly rent for the apartment next door to Jerry remains an ongoing enigma.
Did Ray Thomas Really Take George’s Statue?
In Season 2’s “The Statue,” Ray Thomas is undeniably an eccentric character with a flair for the dramatic and peculiar behaviors… yet, there remains uncertainty about whether he is a thief. Jerry strongly believes that Ray took the statue he had given to George, and Kramer eagerly joins in the effort to “recover” it. However, the show never definitively proves whether Ray committed robbery or not.
What Was In The Report That Mr. Wilhelm Turned In For George?
How poor must a report be for a supervisor to utilize it as proof to commit an employee to a mental health institution? This question arises from the TV show “Seinfeld” in the episode titled “The Bottle Deposit,” where an unmedicated Mr. Wilhelm submits a project on George’s behalf, leading viewers to wonder if the work was of such poor quality that it could warrant institutionalization.
Why Does Christie Repeatedly Wear The Same Dress?
As a devoted fan, I must say that the dress Christie dons in Season 7’s “The Seven” is quite stylish, with its striking black-and-white pattern and a neckline that echoes the elegance of a superhero costume, as Jerry describes. However, what intrigues me is why she insists on wearing it so frequently. Does she own multiple versions, or does she possess some secret method to keep the same dress looking fresh?
Why Was Ellen Considered “A Loser”?
Apologies, friend, but regarding Ellen from Season 8’s “The Van Buren Boys,” I can’t just go along with the idea that everyone views her as a loser because she’s the type of girl parents would want us to date. There seems to be more depth to her character than that. However, it feels like diving into an abyss trying to uncover the real truth about her.
What Do Bob Sacamano Or Lomez Look Like?
There is a long tradition of unseen characters in sitcom history, from Vera Peterson on Cheers to Wilson on Home Improvement, and in Seinfeld’s case, we have Bob Sacamano and Lomez. Kramer frequently talks about these friends off-handedly, but they never appear on screen. The closest we get to seeing either of them is when Kramer is waiting for Lomez in a Portapotty in Season 9’s “The Betrayal.”
What’s The Deal With The Night Club That Turns Out To Be A Meat Packing Plant?
It’s possible to contend that Seinfeld only features two instances of the supernatural. One could be Manya possibly being a ghost for Jerry, and the other might be the exclusive nightclub, which appears as a meatpacking plant to those not invited. However, the solution to this mystery remains uncertain.
What Happened During Jerry’s Hawaiian Vacation With Lois?
In Season 6’s “The Race,” it appeared that Jerry had a promising relationship with Lois, not just because her name was similar to Lois Lane. However, at the end of the episode, they were set for a magical Hawaiian getaway together. Unfortunately, after that, Lois disappeared without any further mention. Although Jerry has a history of ending relationships over trivial matters, I can’t help but ponder what happened during their tropical trip.
What Happened To Kramer And Noreen’s Baby?
Could the Kramer lineage persist? This question might be answered at the end of Season 6’s “The Chinese Woman,” given Cosmo’s excited declaration to Jerry about Noreen potentially being pregnant. However, since Noreen doesn’t appear after that episode, we’re left uncertain about the fate of the baby.
Who Really Invented The Umbrella Twirl?
Is it reasonable for us as viewers to take everything Jerry Seinfeld claims at face value? The series Seinfeld seems to indicate otherwise, and this uncertainty extends to his assertion about inventing “the twirl” in Season 8’s “The Checks.” While Jerry insists he was the one who conceived the idea of spinning an umbrella on his shoulder to attract customers, Teddy Padilac also claims credit for it, leaving us unsure whom to believe.
Exactly How Much Did Jerry Pay For The Suede Jacket?
In the spirit of being a devoted fan, I’d like to share my thoughts about George’s “game” in Season 2’s “The Jacket.” It’s clear that Jerry splurged quite a bit on his new suede jacket, with estimates putting it over $1,000. Yet, the exact figure remains a mystery, which I believe is for the better. If we knew the exact amount, it might alter our perception of Jerry, and I, for one, prefer to keep him as the lovable character he is.
Why Was Kramer Discharged From The Military?
It’s only because of an off-handed comment in Season 9’s “The Strongbox” that we know of Kramer’s military service. It’s mentioned that he keeps his discharge papers among his valuables after being in the army “briefly” – but we never get the full story of what happened or when it happened.
Did Mrs. Landis Actually Get Angry About Elaine Trying To Take Back Mr. Pitt’s Racket?
In “The Switch,” it’s surprising to consider that someone might be upset if you wanted to reclaim something you loaned, but that’s exactly the predicament Elaine finds herself in when she tries to get Mr. Pitt’s tennis racket back from Mrs. Landis. By the finale of the episode, though, it remains uncertain whether Mrs. Landis would have been annoyed by Elaine’s attempt or if she just encountered the most snobbish assistant imaginable.
Did Crazy Joe Davola Face Charges For Interrupting The Filming Of The Pilot?
In the TV show “Seinfeld”, during Season 4’s “The Pilot”, Crazy Joe Davola is shown jumping off a balcony while yelling, “Sic semper tyrannis”. It’s unclear if any legal consequences followed his disruptive actions on set or if he was subsequently imprisoned. The series doesn’t provide details about the aftermath of his behavior.
Where Are Jerry, George And Elaine’s Siblings, And What Kind Of Lives Do They Lead?
In “The Chinese Restaurant,” Jerry casually mentions the existence of his sister. Similarly, George talks about having a brother in both “The Suicide” and “The Parking Space.” Elaine is also said to have a sibling in “The Pick.” However, none of these siblings have been seen on screen. One might wonder where they are and why they seem to avoid interacting with their immediate family members.
How Did Kramer’s Coffee Table Book Get Published After The Fall Of Pendant Publishing?
In “The Opposite,” Elaine’s fondness for Jujubes ends up causing the demise of Pendant Publishing, and it appears that Kramer’s project on coffee table books was halted. However, we find out in Season 9’s “The Wizard” that a significant film studio picked up his book, suggesting that it got published elsewhere. But we don’t know exactly what went down backstage to make this happen. So, let’s ponder the mystery behind Kramer’s coffee table book success!
Did The Doorman Actually Steal The Couch From The Lobby Of Mr. Pitt’s Building?
In “The Doorman” episode from Season 6, the main character seems clever, but can he truly muster the chaos needed to frame Jerry for a sofa theft? I’m torn between thinking no and yes, but ultimately, there’s no definitive resolution to put an end to this dilemma.
What Was George’s Comeback After Learning Riley’s Wife Was In A Coma?
In simpler terms, “The Jerk Store” joke wasn’t a great comeback (even though George claimed it was), and Jerry and Kramer came up with better responses to Reilly’s shrimp cocktail remark in Season 8’s “The Comeback”. However, I’m curious to know what George might have said as his ideal funny response when he discovered that the man’s wife was in a coma.
Did They Ever Catch The Smog Stranger Or The Lopper?
In contrast to The Office, which gave its audience a conclusive ending to the storyline of the Scranton Strangler, Seinfeld leaves its murderer stories unresolved. The series introduces characters like “The Smog Stranger” and “The Lopper,” both suspected killers, in seasons 4 and 9 respectively. However, it never reveals their fates or whether they were ever apprehended.
Why Did Jerry And Elaine Break Up Again After Getting Back Together?
One peculiar ending to any “Seinfeld” episode can be found at the close of Season 2’s “The Deal.” In this episode, Jerry and Elaine rekindle their romantic relationship. This isn’t perplexing in theory, but it becomes strange because the resolution has no lasting impact on the series continuity, as they are back to being single friends by the start of the following episode. So, what transpired?
Did The Junior Mint Actually Cure Roy’s Infection?
Could we consider incorporating Junior Mints into operating rooms globally as a potential method to combat infection? While this concept isn’t explicitly supported by scientific evidence from real-world medicine, it does seem plausible based on the fictional events in “The Junior Mint” episode of Seinfeld. There, it’s suggested (though not definitively proven) that Junior Mints might have played a role in saving Roy’s life.
Who Are All The People At Susie’s Funeral?
In Season 8’s “The Susie,” Elaine observes that Susie’s funeral seems to have more attendees than her own might when she passes away. However, this overlooks a larger query: who are all these people? Although it’s plausible that they were attracted by the flamboyant J. Peterman, the show never explicitly clarifies their identities.
How Did Elaine Get Her Job Back After The English Patient Incident?
In the finale of Season 8’s “The English Patient,” J. Peterman offers Elaine the chance to keep her job, only if she’s ready to travel to Tunisia and reside in a cave. However, her journey doesn’t lead her to the desert as intended; instead, the aircraft she boards gets hijacked and is flown to Cuba. Yet, it appears that Elaine manages to return to work and remains employed with the catalog by the time “The Muffin Tops” rolls around, so one might wonder about the missing details of her adventure.
What Happened To Tony The Mechanic After He Stole Jerry’s Car?
Previously, Tony The Mechanic was observed driving Jerry’s Saab while tossing golf clubs at a mail truck operated by Kramer and Newman in Ohio. This incident raises questions: Did he ever return to New York? If so, what became of Jerry’s car? Since we don’t hear about him after the episode “The Bottle Deposit,” the mystery surrounding his whereabouts and Jerry’s car remains unsolved.
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2024-11-26 16:37