Fans discuss unanswered questions and mysteries from the series, including character inconsistencies, plot holes, and forgotten details like George's brother and various episode-specific plot points.
6. Why can't you find out the names of the characters or episodes that you ask about? ;-)
Scott P wrote:
Episode 79 The Pie - Audrey refused to taste the pie
Episode 123 The Seven - Christie always wear the same dress
Episode 11 The Statue - Ray may, or may not have stolen the statue
I remember George mentioning his brother in Episode 39 The Parking Space
George: I don't know, I just can't. Nobody in my family can pay for parking, it's a sickness. My father never paid for parking; my mother, my brother, nobody. We can't do it.
but cannot remember which other episode you are asking about.
I'd have to give a pretty definite YES to this one. Perhaps not beyond a reasonable doubt, but his excuse that the pawn shop had been closed up and the owner moved to Singapore?!? And he had the same type statue that had been in Jerry's apartment? That's a pretty big coincidence!! :)
Other ones:
Did Russell Dalrymple die after falling out of the boat in "The Pilot"?
Whatever happened to Ping's lawsuit against Elaine?
Did Elaine ever actually see the movie Sack Lunch in the episode 'The English Patient'?
In the end scene I thought the punchline was that yet again she would not get the chance to see the movie and that's why she says "Ahhhh nuts!" However, earlier in the episode she was buying a ticket to see it and I don't see any reason why she wouldn't have seen it then.
I'm suspicious that some dialogue was cut in syndication. Perhaps she explains to the waitress at Monk's that she was too bummed to see the movie after running into Blaine and her pals that she doesn't even like.
I can understand her disappointment. I'm told it's Dabney Coleman's best work.
Another question, does Neil survive after George disconnects his IV?
Was Sid Fields' record collection actually worth a lot of money? Fields' son angrily asked Jerry, "Do you have any idea how much that record collection is worth?" However, Bleeker Bob only offered Kramer and Newman $20 for the lot.