The Fab Four were left out!

   Every fan loves the program because of Gerry, Kramer, George and
Elaine. They had far too few lines.  They were the success to the show.
Why so little dialogue between them? Kramer was practically absent.
   I'll bet between the four of them they had less than half the lines
in the script.  The bit characters are and were good through the years,
but collectively they took up too much of the episode.  And who needs
all the flashbacks? Not me. How boring.

Every fan also knows that Gerry is spelled with a J

Tom L. wrote in message ...
   Every fan loves the program because of Gerry, Kramer, George and
Elaine. They had far too few lines.  They were the success to the show.
Why so little dialogue between them? Kramer was practically absent.
   I'll bet between the four of them they had less than half the lines
in the script.  The bit characters are and were good through the years,
but collectively they took up too much of the episode.  And who needs
all the flashbacks? Not me. How boring.

C'mon!!!! Minor spelling error! Compare that with the major mistake that was made last night by NBC and the Seinfeld writers, cast, and crew!!!

I can't believe I spelled Jerry with a G. Man I must be losing it. I guess that's what happens when you turn 40 and have been drinking beer for the last 20.

(I'm all red in the face)

In [email] (Tom

In the trial, all they did was give each other incredulous looks during the parade of witnesses. When the contest was brought up, they missed a great opportunity for George and Jerry to get into it in light of George's recent confession that he cheated. The courtroom disruption would have been hilarious. It was almost bizarre watching these four chatterboxes sitting there with nothing to say in the final 30 minutes of a nine-year gabfest.