First episode of next year.

S07E24 The InvitationsliveMay 17, 1996the next day3 posts by 3 posters
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Well, with George's and the writer's final descent into hell, would anyone be surprised to see a hilarious episode in which George finally reaches his full potential and takes his newly bought guns into a nearby school and kills a few dozen kindergartners?

Jerry will be stunned by the news and wonder if it will give him a way to get out of his own impending marital doom. He also will try and work it into his act.

Elaine will be very angry at George for possibly making it harder for her to find a new "lover du jour."

Cosmo will write a coffee table book. Newman will wonder if George was secretly employed by the U.S. Postal Service.

This show has gone from refreshingly quirky to just plain sick. The casual way in which George reacted to Susan's death, the matter of fact references to a plane crash as a solution, and the almost sociopathic lack of any true emotion from any cast member towards another human being have rendered watching this program a painful act.

Of course, it could be the Bobby Ewing syndrome revisited!

Iceberg - Is the sitcom "Our Neighbor Jeffrey" far behind. Wacky neighbor kills and eats neighbors in new and wacky ways.

Ray Mikelliceberg

Read that post about the show being sick. Pray tell, what show have you been watching all along? The same one where dogs have been absued, elderly have been abused, store clerks have been abused for no good reason (in most cases), Kramer has sued people for no good reason, Jerry and Elain have treated the breaking up of a marriage as no big deal, a disabled person goes screaming down a hillside with a wheelchair with no breaks. Heavens, get a grip.

In article , [email] (Ray Mikell) wrote:

THANK YOU! The summary of this show sounds more true to life than many other sitcoms on tv don't you think? At least they can laugh at themselves and really all they want us to do is laugh along with them. And even though I don't always find it funny, most of the time I do. Andrea