last show

from the producers: the last show takes place in a chapel. George has the last words saying something like"what's going to happen to me now"...this is really true..any ideas as to why a chapel???

Penguin Communications wrote:

So everyone will think that they were actually telling the truth, and think someone's going to get married even though they weren't serious about all that.

On Sun, 29 Mar 1998 14:58:59 -0500, Penguin Communications wrote:

Isn't it obvious? Elaine and Jerry are getting married. This leaves George alone saying "What am I gonna do now."

Please, Elaine and Jerry will never get married. "Its not the show", plus Jerry already told the New York Daily News that the producers were just kidding around when they released that "information".

Got some of the information wrong. Elaine and Jerry spend one of the last scenes in a chapel. George says the last line with "So what do I do now".......and Jerry Seinfeld told the New York Daily News that the producers were just messing with everyone's heads with this information.

I love it! They're weaving such a 'tangled web of deceit' that the more gullible folks have just eaten it up! And it's not over. Not by a longshot. There will be dozens more rumors 'leaked out' or 'overheard at the NBC commisary' or 'heard from Estelle Harris' gynecologist's dog groomer' in the coming weeks.

Maybe they're purging all of the wacky ideas they've been saving up, but will not have a chance to use due to this being the last season. Either way, look for much more false information to hit the Net along with posts from people who will actually believe the rumors. ------------------------------------------ [email] (Hammer nail here--> <-- for a new monitor.)

sorry, I will be skeptical of all information until May 14th. Jerry is probably laughing about all these 'official' theories and people who think they know.

What about the scene where OJ walks into Jerrys bathroom, retrieves the Bruno Maglia shoes, then offers to give Kramer tips on how to "julienne"?

Jerry himself has already said that the script you're reffering to is also a fake and that the writers made it up to mess with everyone...so settle down and if you don't like other people's ideas then don't read 'em...sit back and wait until May 14th

We also should know that one of the stories floating around could be the real one--but so many decoys will make it virtually impossible to know for sure until they show it in May. The "chapel" rumor was great since weddings are always a ratings grabbers. True Seinfeld fans, I think, know a wedding is not a Seinfeld "thing" and nothing this season points to an Elaine/Jerry match-up anyway. But we will tune in regardless. But non- fans would be more inclined to tune in out of curiosity if they thought there might be a wedding. These producers are a cagey bunch.

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On Sun, 29 Mar 1998 14:58:59 -0500, Penguin Communications wrote:

I think George says, "What am I gonna do know?"

On Sun, 29 Mar 1998, Penguin Communications wrote:

into thinking that somebody is getting married.

"Early to rise, early to bed makes a man healthy but socially dead." ---Yakko Warner

from someone who knows and has told the news group..how do you think they would get all those previous people on the last show unless they were attending an event?..some of them do not know each other in their segments so they would not be on the last show unless they were attending an event invited by one of the main four..get it???? Seinfeld last night = http://www.penguinweb.com