the perfect S.E.I.N.F.E.L.D. ending:tell me what you think.

Apr 25, 19986 posts by 5 posters
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patrick pendergast

I was trying to think how Seinfeld would end, but every situation that I came up with seemed un-seinfeld. Then it came to me. Seinfeld has always been about satire and spoofing. What better to spoof than the most watched T.V. show finale of all time...M.A.S.H.! Come on admit it, this sounds possible. Jerry leaving at the end in a helicopter and looking down to see that George has spelled something on the ground. But because this is Seinfeld and not MASH, the word will be something really strange or misspelled.

What do you think, I could see them doing this. If they did do it, what would be a funny word to have spelled out?

How about these possibilities .........

-Elaine falls in love with Peterman and they marry and go off to live in the jungles of Burma. Peterman spends his days visiting the white palace; Elaine teaches the natives how to dance -- funky style........

-George finds out that Susan is still alive in a Dallas hospital, top floor, and discovers her playing cards with JFK and Elvis.......

patrick pendergast wrote in message ...
    I was trying to think how Seinfeld would end, but every situation that I
    came up with seemed un-seinfeld.
    Then it came to me.  Seinfeld has always been about satire and spoofing.
    What better to spoof than the most watched T.V. show finale of all
    time...M.A.S.H.!
    Come on admit it, this sounds possible.
    Jerry leaving at the end in a helicopter and looking down to see that
    George has spelled something on the ground.  But because this is
    Seinfeld and not MASH, the word will be something really strange or
    misspelled.
    What do you think, I could see them doing this.
    If they did do it, what would be a funny word to have spelled out?

Its me again, I was thinking again and I think they should do a spoof of all last episodes.

Besides Jerry's MASH scene, the following should happen...

..George swears never to goto the coffee shop again. He leaves for one last time, stands at the door and turns off the light. Just like the last episode of CHEERS, except that when George turns off the light, there are still people in the coffee shop.

..Elaine quits her job with Peterman, and in a spoof of MARY TYLER MOORE's engages in a big group hug.

..and last, but not least Kramer gets hit in the head with one of Newman's golf balls, gets knocked out, and wakes up between Bob Newhart and Suzanne Pleshette, they look at Kramer tell him he had a bad dream and he goes back to sleep.

zaphyKitKat826

On 25 Apr 1998 19:29:47 GMT, [email] (KitKat826) regurgitated:

but ending a series by paying tribute to another? not a good idea.