Was anyone else a tad pissed off with the way George reatced to the death of his fiancee Suzan.
I know he didn't like her and that, it was still unacceptable.
Suzan was quite hot and i would have killed to have her as my fiancee!!
The death of Suzan (season six or seven?)
S07E13 The SevenretroApr 2, 2002, 3:26 AM ET6 years later12 posts by 9 posters
🙁 Disliked it🔥 Controversial
Fans discuss George's unsympathetic reaction to Susan's death, with some defending his behavior as typical of the show's morality while others found it offensive.
12 posts
"peter_parker" schreef
The reaction of George was typical for Seinfeld. The main characters are all very unsympathetic. That's what makes Seinfeld different from other shows!
Geert
yah but she was a problem and a half to live with....
peter_parker wrote:
When I read posts like this i�m uncertain if i should cry or call the police.
Not at all. Loved it, classic; both the death of Susan and George's reaction.
Hot? Well beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Though I would never characterize her as hot. She was physically neutral, not hot not ugly. Someone that would be a great wife etc. But hot? And then of course there was her personality. Which was shit, a total "deal breaker". Imo.
I loved "the invitations", classic, classic, classic! Seinfeld at it's best.
I gotta be honest with you, I gotta tell ya... Ever since I saw her holding hands with that woman, I can't get her out of my mind!
:-)
Rich
I think she was mighty mighty hot. Not JLD, but not far of at all.
DV
No smiles, love, or hugging at the end!
Don't you get it yet?
Wait-a-minute! You are the most important viewer. I am not being patronizing or obsequious. Truly!!!!
Why _don't_ you like this episode as regards to the others. The more detail and depth, the better.
TIA, Eli
I don't get your post!
Neither do I!
To not like "the invitations" episode for the reasons given by Peter Parker is to not like Seinfeld at all. This episode was the epitome of Seinfeld, the essence if you will: no learning, no hugging, no grieving, no loving. That anyone can see this episode is any different, though more blatant, than any other episode is kind of sad.
These characters, imo, are a bunch of self-seeking children who have never really cared about anyone but themselves. The final episode should have made that clear. And "the invitations" with George's "restrained glee", should also have made that clear. Every episode is just a variation of "the invitations". (at it's core).......
Just let it be known for the record that I love Seinfeld, JP