WHO APARTMENT?

S02E05 The ApartmentretroFeb 11, 19987 years later6 posts by 5 posters
Question

Fans debate the layout of the apartments in the hallway, specifically what room exists behind the wall between Jerry's and Kramer's doors.

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Silicon.Tiger
	Looking down the hallway, you see the door to Seinfeld's apartment on
the left and the door to Kramer's on the right. The width of the hallway is
about 5-8 feet ending in a wall. Does anybody have an idea:
					1. Whose apartment
					2. What room
is behind that wall; or do we have to get Art Van De Lay, the architect, to
tell us.
				Hmmmmmmm................Just wondering.

I think that's Jerry's apartment behind the wall. Specifically, isn't that around where his bathroom would be?

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Jerry's apartment has a hall behind his living room, and across that hall, directly behind the living room, is the bathroom. Therefore both the living room and bathroom are well to the left of Jerry's front door. Jerry's bathroom is several feet beyond the blank wall between Kramer's and Jerry's apartment, so we can deduce that it is not an exterior wall.

Three possibilities: Either there is a part of Jerry's apartment that we've never seen that extends behind this wall, or it's part of Kramer's apartment. Or, there's somebody else's apartment or a storage area back there, but for this to be the case, there would have to be a separate entrance somewhere else. It's a mystery wrapped in an enigma.

kmsimmons wrote:

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What is the original source and context of this quote? It's been buggin me for a while now.

TIA,

Jonathan

ICQ #7878654
optimalJonathan

I dont remember what episode it was, but the conversation was between Elaine and Jerry. They were sitting on opposite sides of the table and they were talking about something with Elaine said "He's an enigma, a mystery wrapped inside of a riddle".

Jonathan wrote in message ...

In Seinfeld, it was Elaine referring to Newman. In real life, it was Winston Churchill referring to Russia.