In episode where George gains entrance to exclusive club because he shows Susan's pix. Last scene is when George takes Jerry to the club.
What is signifiance of the club being gone and meat wholesaler replacing it? Remember a picture (model or Susan?) is shown on the floor.
Can it be that an "In" club is now out of favor among the beautiful people? What's your take?
There's no contemporary social statement there at all. Earlier in the episode when George likened his involvement with beautiful women, he said that there was a forbidden city where men of his kind (bald, for starters) haven't been in for a long time. Elaine joked back that since he knew about it, she'd have to warn the "Queen" of the city and they'd have to move.
George was caught and tossed out of the club, and realizing the secret was out, the beautiful girls packed up and left.
Remember, Seinfeld teaches no lessons.
On Fri, 03 Nov 2000 19:50:53 -0800, Steve wrote:
Good Explaination. Either I missed it or it was cut out for commercials.
Didn't Jerry say earlier that all that was at that address was a meat store, or something like that. So in the end, he thinks George made it up.