Details Overlooked

Jan 28, 19986 posts by 5 posters
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DK

Everyone remember the episode where Jerry was going to move into a really cool new apartment, but George wanted it, so none of them wound up taking it?

When Jerry first looks at the apartment, I think it's kinda weird that he makes the decision so fast. My dad pointed out that he didn't even look at the bedroom (a very important part) before accepting it. He just sorta strolls around. Who agrees to take out an apartment without even seeing the bedroom?

Just like in the episode where George finds out that their friend (Jon Lovitz) never really had cancer. All the guy says to him is "I never actually had cancer. I'll see ya." and walks out of the coffee shop. How does George later know all the details he tells Jerry?

I know there were more overlooked details like these. Can anyone think of any more?

-DK

RolandoDK

On Wed, 28 Jan 1998 18:07:26 -0500, DK wrote:

George just told Jerry that the guy never had cancer and had faked it to get his hair piece and all the attention. This wasn't a mystery since Jerry had told George previously that he felt so bad for Gary (I think that was his name) that he got him a Hair for Men certificate or something like that.

RdmbRolando

Another blooper detail is in tonights rerun episode. Elaine has her final conversation with NBC Pres, Russell, who cannot get over his attraction to her. In an attempt to persuade her that television isn't all bad (after she tells him she doesn't like tv), he tells her about the exciting new shows coming out for this fall including the Jerry Pilot and she says, "isn't he the comedian, etc." like she has never before heard of him or talked about the show with Russell. However, in one of the last two previous episodes, after she entices Russell with her cleavage, she has a conversation about the Elaine part in the Jerry Pilot with a script in hand with Russell.

HeyyyJudeRdmb

Doesn't she have that conversation with George and Jerry??? And while we're on that episode...isn't it odd that Dalrymple never figured out that the pilot had a charcter named Elaine and that Jerry and George were at the restaraunt when he met Elaine??? And that the TV Elaine had the same wall of hair as his (our) Elaine??? For a TV prez...he wasn't too bright.

RdmbHeyyyJude

She talked to G and J about the part, but I thought at the end of the ketchup episode, she also talks to Russell with script in hand about the Elaine character. Maybe, she just promises to talk to him, but I'm sure that at some point the association between the three friends was made.

LordFleshDK

continuity schmontinuity.....I watch the show because it makes me laugh...