A Huge Inconsistency

In the episode "The Wife" Kramer states that he prefers baths over showers when he is asked if he has ever urinated in the shower. However, in the episode "The Showerhead" Kramer states his hatred for baths (i.e. a tepid pool of your own filth). What gives?

I didn't see the "Wife" episode, but I would speculate that maybe Kramer lied about prefering baths in order to difuse suspicion that he peed in the shower.

He lied. In the first case0

The News Guy wrote:

In the Keys, he's taking a luxurious bubble bath in Jerry's tub...

Best, WT

"if the truth will set you free and knowledge is power, what the hell am I doing watching so much TV?"

ldavis@*NO_SPAM*roanoke.infi.net wrote:

Go to hell.

In , "Mr. Gone" writes:

Mr. Gone. You are a small minded individual with very little knowledge of Seinfeld history. Go and watch "The Statue".

What kind of a silly reaction is that to ldavis's quote? If you were a true Seinfeld fan and had a brain in your head you would have recognized a parody of a seinfeldism rgarding coincidences! Mr. Gone - you can begone thank you!!!!!!!!!!

"Mr. Gone" wrote:

Yeah, and why did Kramer have funny hair when the showers had no pressure if he prefers showers? PST

Because he couldn't get the shampoo out with no water pressure.

Shower wasn't strong enough to get shampoo out of his hair, leaving it matted. Same for Jerry's hair

Go outside for some fresh air and while you are there get a life.