Blooper in the writting for Seinfeld. They messed up!

S07E16 The Shower HeadretroFeb 25, 199610 days later5 posts by 5 posters
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Fans discuss continuity errors in the show, particularly Kramer's contradiction about bathing habits and George's contradictory statements about saying "I love you."

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JLinds2112

A while ago George peed in the shower of the fitness club. This act almost got him kicked out of the club. In this episode Kramer was asked by Jerry if he ever peed in the shower. Kramer said "No, I take baths". But just 3 weeks ago the super of Kramer and Jerry's building installed showerheads that conserved water. This upset kramer to the point were he went out and got a bigger and better shower head for his daily showers. I thought Kramer didn't take showers. I think the writters should pay some attention to the characters peeves.

[email] (JLinds2112) wrote:

Kramer switched from baths to showers when he switched from wearing no underwear to boxer shorts.

This happened shortly after he switched from Catholicism to Judiasm ; )

~~~Shimbo~~~ *************************************************** "Well, once again my friend, we find that science is a two headed beast. One head is nice, it gives us good things like aspirin, and other modern conveniences... but the other head of science is bad! Oh! beware the other head of science, Arthur, it bites!" ***************************************************

I've also noticed a blooper. Early in the series, George complains to Jerry that he always has to say "I love you" to his girlfriend (The one with the strong southern accent that goes out with Jerry until she sees his act). However, in a recent episode George tells Jerry and Elaine that he has only said "I love you" once - to a dog......

Ben Pearn Latrobe Univeristy, Melbourne, Australia http://lusta.latrobe.edu.au/~ecocbep

There was another episode " The Dog" where George was talking to Elaine and they were both laughing at Seinfeld for the way he throws up, but in the episode with that guy with the serial killer's name Jerry said that he hasn't thrown up in years...

On 5 Mar 1996, [email] wrote:

Why do posters refer to the above as a blooper? It is a continuity error, not a blooper.