Was Susan in the Last Show?

Being from Down Under I won't get to see the final Seinfeld show until August. What I have seen have been small grabs from the show in newspapers and in the TV news programs. During one of these news stories I thought I saw Susan in the court as well. Now was I seeing things or did they manage to somehow "resurrect" this character for the final show and if so, how did they do it??? Cheers,

For the love of God you Aussies are dumb! No they didn't put susan in the last episode. It's not some magical show, just a stupid one.

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Read his post again. Does the word "resurrect" mean anything to you?

Might have been a lame question, but it didn't deserve the "duh" replies provided.

Arthur N Esposito wrote:

Well, she wasn't in the courtroom because her character is, indeed, very much dead, but she was present in the bubble-boy episode flashback. So technically, she did appear.

You can hardly blame Aussies for asking a question about the episode - they haven't seen it yet! How are they supposed to know who was in it? As I said before, it would have been possible to include her in a dream sequence or something (not that I'm saying that they *should* have, but they *could* have), since they found a way to put her in "The Betrayal." And she *was* in a flashback scene, when the bubble boy was taking the stand.

Jaclyn

No, she is dead. Duh!

I'm sure the person knew that. But it could have been possible for Susan to be included in a dream sequence or something (I'm not saying that they *should* have done this, but it was possible for them to do so.) After all, if they found a way to include her in "The Betrayal," they could have found a way to include her in the finale.

Technically, she *was* in it, but only during one of the flashbacks - the one with the bubble boy.

Jaclyn

   Actually, Susan DID appear in the final episode, but only in a
flashback during the Bubble Boy's testimony.<
   She was not in the courtroom.<

David Rambaldi wrote in message ...

Susan was not in the courtroom in the final Seinfeld. Her parents were, and they accused George of killing Susan. The doctor who had pronounced Susan dead took the stand. He told the court that when he broke the news of Susan's death to George, George's reaction was one of "restrained jubilation."

Susan may have appeared in one of the many brief flashback clips that were included in the series finale.

BTW, I'm answering your question because you asked, but I think you would get the most enjoyment out of watching the finale if you know as little about it as possible. It will be shown in your country soon enough. Try to be patient and not further ruin it for yourself. :)

think you were seeing things; when you think of her, think of Chevy Chase's old recurring line about Generalissimo Francisco Franco: "Susan Biddle Ross is STILL dead!" :)