Elaine is in love with George. Notice the strong interaction when they are together! She almost completely ignores Kramer(who seems to grab attention from everyone else). Remember how pasionately Elaine threw George's hairpiece out the window? This is an indication of true love. Elaine marrying George would be a great final episode.
ELAINE IS IN LOVE WITH GEORGE!!!
Elaine and George end up together, potentially marrying in the series finale.
Fans debate whether Elaine has romantic feelings for George, with most disagreeing that her interactions indicate love rather than contempt or friendship.
I agree it would be funny to see Elaine and George together but what would make it funny is that ELAINE FINDS GEORGE REPULSIVE. I don't think she loves George at all
Jeffrey Karp wrote:
This post looks like a headline you may see in the National Enquirer or Globe. Although I do see moments of warmness between the two, I do not see any romantic love.
"Words are loaded pistols."
I think they are perfect for each other. They are both insecure and might relate to each other's quest for being the chosen ones. Of all the permutations I could put Elaine with everybody else, it'd be a hoot if she actually ends up with George...in fact, that's your new sitcom right there.
Alex Crouvier
In article , [email] wrote:
But what would Jerry think? Look how upset he got over Newman having dumped that one girlfriend. George gets Elaine and Jerry might well have to leave the country! George would never let him hear the end of it. George'd be using The Move and everything! The horror!
Alex Crouvier wrote:
Yeah...
And Jerry would start to date Cramer in the end of the show?
THAT would be a spinoff! Wouldn't it? Even more controversial than ELLEN!
BJN
What the hell are you talking about? She hates him!
BenBen8 wrote:
I guess you have never studied psychology. By throwing out his hairpiece, she was saying I love you just the way you are! She was even afraid that other women might find him attractive with the hairpiece on.
Screaming "YOU'RE BALD!!!!" right in George's face wouldn't necessarily qualify as "true love."
Some married couple get back together after an outpour of emotion like that
On Fri, 5 Dec 1997, Alex Crouvier wrote:
Yeah, I just can't resist someone who screams insults into my face... Oh, and by the way, George and Elaine are NOT, nor will they ever be, a married couple.
That is the worst idea I've ever heard.
Wendy
BenBen8 wrote in article ...
Correct-a-mundo!! George and Elaine will never happen. Besides, George had a shot at marriage. For him to pursue it again - with anybody - would show bad form, especially from the writing staff. Watch for Kramer to hook up with somebody to end the series.
On 3 Dec 1997, BenBen8 wrote:
great final episode. It would be so unexpected!
"Early to rise, early to bed makes a man healthy but socially dead." ---Yakko Warner
Jeffrey Karp wrote:
R E P A R A T I O N S ! !
MsLiz
Also, what about the episode where George gets engaged to Susan and Elaine gets extreamly jealous.
Yes, but she isn't jealous of George marrying someone else. She's jealous because she thinks he such a loser and he has managed to find someone that will actually marry him!
Lisa P in WI
In article , [email] (Parkertopo) wrote:
that will
I agree. Her fear is that he'll find someone good looking (in her opinion), and that's not right. If a "loser" like George lands a "good looking" girl, then how does Elaine figure she's ever going to find a "winner" She knows that while shes pretty good looking, there are tons of world-class babes out there in competition for the doctors and lawyers etc (the shallow ones anyway).
So yes, George's success in dating is sort of referendum on Elaine's success. And its true to society. There are plenty of articles, daytime tv shows, etc that have shown the plight of women trying to find Mr. Right. These women, tending to be average (like Elaine), think that the average guy (sort of like George) just isn't good enough, and these women end up being bitchy old maids. And its the guys' fault.
Dave v1.0 ([email]) wrote:
Oh, you HAVE to be kidding!!!!!!!!!!!
Elaine is average!? And George is average!? You are *crazy*!
Elaine is intelligent, extremely good looking, funny, socially with it (except for her dancing), fit, etc. George is chunky, balding, lazy, incredibly perversely selfish, cowardly, etc. Elaine is far above average and George is far below average.
One of the ironies of Seinfeld is that George, such a loser, gets such great women. Yet Elaine, by far the best looking of the bunch, gets stuck with losers most of the time (Puddy excepted). Remember when George was going on and on and on about the qualities he wanted in a woman....thick hair, rosy cheeks, etc. Jerry was about to burst out laughing because loser George wants to be so picky.
And *this* actually reflects real life. I was reading somewhere about a guy whose balding, fat friend was going to break up with a good-looking, nice woman. The reason why? He didn't like her toes.
*rant mode off*
Maria :)
In article , [email] (Maria Rost Rublee) wrote:
LOL! Ah geeze, if you're going to put it like that, I'll have to retract _part_ of my statement...
More logic! I can't stand it!!! Nooooooooo, I want Elaine and George to be average! I know Jerry has a heck of time - there was a good one in the 100th show where you could see he just about lost it. An out-takes series from the show could run for years in prime time and win the slot..
You've got to be kidding! He must have a foot fetish..
Ahh, that's okay. I made some nice sweeping generalizations that don't hold up to cursory examination...I really am trying to modify my posting behavior. I think if I go to the political groups *after* this one instead of before, I will have better attitude...
But come on Maria, give me this: you've seen these daytime shows where the women _just can't seem to find_ the right guy..the women that reject good hardworking guys because they don't have some degree, or drive a pickup etc.._these_ women are losers, big time - because they complain so much about it and blame the men.
Anyway...
Dave
I think George reminds me of those old Woody Allen movies where he gets the great looking girl and you know in real life there is no possible way. As a guy, there is a little bit of George in all of us as we get older. I have a friend of mine who is 33, going bald, still lives with his mom, and is one of the most pickiest guys I know when it comes to women. He must think if George can do it so can he.
Frank
Maria Rost Rublee wrote in message ...
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Puddy is NOT a loser in your mind?
Oh yeah, I see.
Maria Rost Rublee wrote:
Elaine might not be average, but she is borderline psychotic, a cunning, callous, scheming cunt with sexual depravity unknown in this universe. She is also insecure, neurotic, infantile, self-centered, self-serving, and a product of a overprivileged and bankrupt culture of Cosmopolitan magazine. And you find that admirable? My God, anyone who finds the characters of this show desirable or as being fit as role models need to check in to a counselling. Maria, you need to get a life soon, baby.
Alex Crouvier
In article , [email] wrote:
Is there any reason you're holding back your true feelings?
BTW, why do you watch Seinfeld? Tell me it's a social sciences project or something... <g>
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In article , [email] (Maria Rost Rublee) wrote:
TOUCHE!! it's the damn truth. most men can look at themselves in the mirror, big butts, flabby thighs, thinning hair, whatever and not see it the way women do, thus many of them just don't get into physical self esteem issues that literally PLAGUE women. I mean regardless of one's level of enlightenment, women can be so hard on themselves about the superficialities of appearance. Conversely, men think how THEY look is relatively unimportant. And there is George leading the frey. HE thinks he should be doing the bump with "supermodels". God that is too funny!
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"who made coffee?"
PrincessLamb wrote:
Many men are not insucure when it comes to their appearance, however most men are insecure about their careers, and financial situation.
KMRowe1 wrote in message ...
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Well.. the part you fail to mention is the fact that she repeatedly calls him a LOSER to the Rabbi.. LOSER LOSER LOSER!
- "Make it a command, not a question." Aldur - Paraphrased Chris Adamantidis Carleton University
Impossible. Rachel told Elaine about George's shrinkage.
Nope, Rachel told George's date for the weekend - the one that went topless about the shrinkage. Elaine was told by Jerry and George when they asked her if women knew about "Shrinkage". Whereupon she shrugged and finally said, It shrinks? - Like a frightened turtle! - "I don't know how you can walk with those things.
A Breathtaking episode!
John Klein wrote in article ...
No, George and Jerry did, and Elaine thought they were talking about laundry.
Dixon Hayes wrote in article
Well, they told her about *all* men's shrinkage.
Elaine, you know know about shrinkage, right? What? You mean like laundry? No, no. You know, *it.* Like in the shower... Sometimes... It shrinks? Like a frightened turtle! Why does it shrink? It just *shrinks.*
Joe
It's always been my conjecture that Elaine loved George. After all he is the studmuffin from Queens!
Alex Crouvier writes: > Maria Rost Rublee wrote:
Look who is talking about getting a life. This Alex is making a Jack Ace of itself through numerous newsgroup.
Talking about a MAN who needs a life.
Alex, my friend, Usenet is not the life.
Jar Jar
HA! This from a person for is on Usenet, himself. Now, who needs a life!
Ronie J Whalen
I usually don't care that my server misses about 1/3 of the posts, but when I miss a juicy flame like this, I kick myself! :)
I know it's easy to flame a straw man, but it really does make you look silly.
I never said Elaine was admirable or a fit role model. In fact, in other posts I've said none of the 4 are, they are all amoral. So you can keep the gift certificates for counseling for yourself. You seem to have some problems with women, not exactly latent either.
What I was saying was that if someone says Elaine is on the same level of social desirability as George, they are wacko. Elaine is far above George's level.
Maria
"Ronald J. Whalen" wrote:
I just want to live...i'm bedridden and this is my only communication with the outside world....i'm dying...i just want life...chooooose life!...me...