Ok gang,
I am a huge "Seinfeld" fan, and I watch the reruns of this great show as often as I can. In seeing all these, there a couple of incidents in a couple of episodes that I wonder, "What would other people do in that situation?" So I decided to post it on the website to see what the consensus is. So here goes...
1. There is a great episode where Jerry's girlfriend gives them free tickets to a Yankees game with seats in the owner's box. When they get there, Elaine is wearing an Orioles cap. The gentleman who greets them after they sit down informs her that since she is in the owner's box she might want to take it off. Elaine refuses and throws a fit and generally gets kicked out of the box. Then she more or less guilts George and Kramer into leaving with her. So, question one is, should she have taken off the cap when the man told her to, AND were George and Kramer obligated to leave with her?
2. The other one I wonder about is when George finds out that Marisa Tomei likes guys just like him, and he wants to call her, even though he is engaged. Everyone is against him calling her, since he is about to be married to Susan. George doesn't see the harm in meeting her. Is he right or wrong?
Oh, and by the way, an off-the-cuff Seinfeld query. I have watched the episode where Kramer and Newman are trying to plan their respective Millenium parties. And I swear for the life of me, I simply can't figure out the logic when at the very end Jerry tells Newman that his party will be ONE YEAR LATE. I watch this episode every time I can and I always think that it should be ONE YEAR EARLY! Am I dense? Can someone please explain this to me in very simple terms? Thanks in advance for the answers to these paltry moralistic dilemmas.
I am a huge "Seinfeld" fan, and I watch the reruns of this great show as often as I can. In seeing all these, there a couple of incidents in a couple of episodes that I wonder, "What would other people do in that situation?" So I decided to post it on the website to see what the consensus is. So here goes...
1. There is a great episode where Jerry's girlfriend gives them free tickets to a Yankees game with seats in the owner's box. When they get there, Elaine is wearing an Orioles cap. The gentleman who greets them after they sit down informs her that since she is in the owner's box she might want to take it off. Elaine refuses and throws a fit and generally gets kicked out of the box. Then she more or less guilts George and Kramer into leaving with her. So, question one is, should she have taken off the cap when the man told her to, AND were George and Kramer obligated to leave with her?
2. The other one I wonder about is when George finds out that Marisa Tomei likes guys just like him, and he wants to call her, even though he is engaged. Everyone is against him calling her, since he is about to be married to Susan. George doesn't see the harm in meeting her. Is he right or wrong?
Oh, and by the way, an off-the-cuff Seinfeld query. I have watched the episode where Kramer and Newman are trying to plan their respective Millenium parties. And I swear for the life of me, I simply can't figure out the logic when at the very end Jerry tells Newman that his party will be ONE YEAR LATE. I watch this episode every time I can and I always think that it should be ONE YEAR EARLY! Am I dense? Can someone please explain this to me in very simple terms? Thanks in advance for the answers to these paltry moralistic dilemmas.
no because it was meeting for all the wrong reasons...not like they were meeting over work but the meeting could have potentially led to Georges cheating on susan. Although if he really wanted to meet her to see what would happen then he is unsure of things between him and susan and thats a whole other problem.
