So was this week's opening sequence with Kramer going nuts in Jerry's apartment a dream or not?
Mike
Viewers debate whether Kramer's frantic opening sequence in Jerry's apartment was meant to be real or a dream, with consensus that the show's surreal comedy tone makes such distinctions unnecessary.
So was this week's opening sequence with Kramer going nuts in Jerry's apartment a dream or not?
Mike
[email] (Michael Shore) wrote:
You know, I exercised a little suspension of disbelief and will always think of it as Kramer's real life adventure whenever Jerry leaves...I know it's not possible in the REAL WORLD, but they're just TV people...real...TV people.
High Five, WT
"if the truth will set you free and knowledge is power, what the hell am I doing watching so much TV?"
Does it really matter? It's just another example of the more surreal comedic tone the show has taken since Larry David's departure. I don't think we're meant to ask - or know - if some of these things are real, outside of the context of the episode.
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