Does George have a middle name? SS
Please post.
Fans discuss George Costanza's middle name, with most agreeing it is Louis based on a Jerry quote, though one poster suggests Aloysius.
Does George have a middle name? SS
Please post.
its Louis, remember when Jerry said once "George Louis Costanza, my oldest friend....."
aloysius
Louis
On Mon, 05 Jan 1998 16:59:31 GMT, [email] wrote:
Yes, The characer's full name is George Louis Costanza. Elaine is Elaine Marie Benes, Jerry is Jerome David Seinfeld, and Kramer is just Cosmo Kramer.
Nicki
Ernest. George E. Costanza, because Jerome sometimes calls him "George E." you see.
[email] (Jacques Buuted-Thugge) wrote:
That's Georgie and not George E. Ha HaHa!!
Jacques Buuted-Thugge wrote in article ...
He said "Georgie".
Jerry's middle name? What episode was this revealed in?
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(Remove XXXX to reply)On 7 Jan 98 13:10:31 GMT, [email] (Dave) wrote:
To be honest, I don't remember the exact episode, but Elaine refers to him in a mocking way as "well, well, well, Jerome David Seinfeld." I also saw it on a Web site once.
Nicki
On Tue, 06 Jan 1998 22:57:31 GMT, [email] (Nicki) wrote:
When did we find out Jerry's middle name? As far as I know it has never been mentioned.
George Louis Costanza
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On Mon, 05 Jan 1998 16:59:31 GMT, [email] wrote:
Anyone remember Newman's first name?
On Fri, 09 Jan 1998 21:59:58 GMT, [email] (Marjorie Chan) wrote:
Newman's first name has never been revealed on the show. It is still a "mystery" like Kramer's name was for the first few seasons.
George's middle name is Louise.
We still don't know Newman's first name.
I always thought George had a feminine side, now it's confirmed. I hope he doesn't see this thread...The vein on his forward would be huge!
On 11 Jan 1998 16:46:33 GMT, [email] (ChadPolenz) wrote:
Maybe YOU don't... but it was revealed recently and those who paid attention would know it.
On Mon, 12 Jan 1998 21:06:32 GMT, [email] (Marjorie Chan) wrote:
Marjorie, Newman's first name is still a mystery. As stated by other posters, there was an episode where a woman yells out "Goodbye Norman!" But, that's not his first name. So, if you do claim to know his first name and you "paid attention" like stated in your above post, then what do you think it is?
On Mon, 12 Jan 1998 21:06:32 GMT, [email] (Marjorie Chan) wrote:
Marjorie, Newman's first name is still a mystery. As stated by other posters, there was an episode where a woman yells out "Goodbye Norman!" But, that's not his first name. So, if you do claim to know his first name and you "paid attention" like stated in your above post, then what do you think it is?
If she knew it was revealed, wouldn't she know the name?
George's middle name is Louis, not Louise
Rolando wrote in article ...
Why would you think that's NOT his first name, hmm?
For you newcomers, this question has been asked and answered so many times, and each time, someone insists that it's possible that Newman's first name is really Norman.
Whether the actress was supposed to say Newman and screwed up, or if she was truly supposed to say Norman and the gag was how she said she'd never forget him, but she doesn't even know his name, is irrelevant.
What's important is that every time this question is asked, in any
interview of anyone associated with the show, the answer is always
the same. Newman's first name has never been given on the air.
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(Remove XXXX to reply)In , Jonathan writes:
I know, I know. The problem is I'm only the co-author. And the other guy went off and got married a few weeks ago and relocated and I haven't heard from him, so I don't want to jump the gun and post it out from under him.
In the meantine, if you have any pressing questions you'd
like answered, send me an e-mail and I'll send you the
corresponding portion of the FAQ. Thanks.
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(Remove XXXX to reply)On Wed, 14 Jan 1998 17:17:17 GMT, [email] (Marjorie Chan) wrote:
Ayayai....<SIGH> I am so tired of this question being asked so many times. Look at ratboy's explanation.
Louise...???????? A little feminine dont you think..?? Not that there's anyting wrong with that...Ttry LOUIS. George Louis Costanza