how many times has Jerry "known" Elaine?

Apr 21, 199713 posts by 13 postersalt.tv.seinfeld
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Fans discuss how many times Jerry and Elaine have had sex on the show, with corrections that they slept together in 'The Deal' but not in 'The Abstinence' episode where Elaine propositions him.

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Got no response last time I posted this, so I'll try again: I recall at least two shows where Jerry and Elaine slept together on the show. Once when Jerry wanted to convince Elaine that he could make her, you know. And then that show where Elaine cuts off her mock-doctor boyfriend so he can study harder. How often has this happened? And another thing - I don't know about you all, but I cannot just have sex with my friends and just continue with the daily lives thing; which makes the show just a little less uh, believable, and far better! (I hate the phony morals of other shows.) Dan

She doesn't have sex with jerry on the one where she cuts off her mock- doctor boyfriend. jerry thinks it's just too weird. however, there is an episode where they decide they can just be friends but still have sex. i don't know what season it's from. dawn

On 21 Apr 1997 18:47:35 GMT, [email] (dawn) wrote:

Yeah, the other one is where they decide that they can have sex and still be friends, but they must first establish some "rules". No one is obligated to stay the night, and there's no morning after call...etc.

I agree with you there. sex to me is supposed to mean something - period. You can't just have sex and the next morning, "Hi, how are you doing?" as if nothing happened. It's immoral and disgusting. But it's still fun to watch other people do it on TV, since as you said, most shows have morals that are a real pain-in-the-@#$#@. a good example of that is "step-by-step" :P~~~~~

Guilherme Gama

I think that you all are taking it too seriously. It is just funny. I don't think they are trying to belittle anyone's morals.

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On Thu, 24 Apr 1997, Guilherme Gama wrote:

The whole point of Seinfed is the lack of sentimentality(or morals as some would put it). This aspect of the show makes it superior to all other sitcoms(including the simpsons,which i love). The only moral parameters on the show is the lowest common denominator. They all(Jerry,George,Elaine but not Kramer) want to know the least moral obligation they have to others. That is, if Jerry sleeps with a Roumanian gymnast but doesn't like her, he asks Elaine how much time til he can dump her. Elaine says 3 weeks(that's alot of time!). She happens to be wrong (the gymnast dumps him after 3 days,consulting her Roumanian boyfriend). Anyway this behavior is rampant in Seinfeld and in most people who like Seinfeld. No morals no sentimentality only the least obligation to avoid becoming a TOTAL pariah even to your closest friend. Thats my schpiel.

[email] (D. Baddest) wrote:

:the show. Once when Jerry wanted to convince Elaine that he could :make her, you know. And then that show where Elaine cuts off her :mock-doctor boyfriend so he can study harder.

Elaine makes a proposition ("You can read the paper.") in this "The Abstinence" episode, but they DON'T sleep together on this show. Jerry turns her down, then she says, "Is Kramer home?"

  • PrReck -

You know what rules...? I tell you:

Jerry and Elaine slept together 37 times. In Clerks (excellent movie) Veronica goes down on how many... 37 guys. That number pops up in so many places and at so many times it's amazing. Look for it... believe me you'll find it.

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D. Baddest wrote in article ... <snipage> (I hate the phony morals of other shows.)

More and more shows need more phony morals to go on, imho. TV has gone to far w\o phony morals and I'll be damned if I'm gonna sit and watch these guys go any further w\o these. but really: I find the phony morals one of the oddites that makes this show stand, by far and away, the best show on TV today!

nfa lincoln

Think there was yet another time, when the two of them discover they've gone without it for a while, and decide to set some ground rules, and do it. Like, you don't have to stay over, or you don't have to call the next day.

Jeff Laderman