I just have to say that at the end of "The Statue," which was played in synidication tonight, that I nearly wept. When, after all that hassle and worry, George drops the statue and it shatters in a terrifying reminder of a traumatic childhood event, it summed up the utter futility and pointlessness of existence. A very profound moment. Very powerful.
Evan.
I just have to say that at the end of "The Statue," which was played in synidication tonight, that I nearly wept. When, after all that hassle and worry, George drops the statue and it shatters in a terrifying reminder of a traumatic childhood event, it summed up the utter futility and pointlessness of existence. A very profound moment. Very powerful.
Evan.
Yep, something like that.
So was Jerys Statue stolen or what? Did the guy take or or was he truthful about buying his own version? I do not recall this very being answered, what would have been cool would have been if jerry found it and that it simply was moved and ended up under his bed or something (like His dads wallet), at least then He could have given it to george so at least he could have won one battle, but then again that would havge defeated the ending, which was very realistic
GIRTH0519 wrote:
In , Chris Booton writes:
I think Ray stole the statue. We saw it when Kramer pulled it out of the box. We saw George leave it on the kitchen counter when they left Jerry's. We then saw the same statue in Rava's apartment, then Ray came up with a lame story about buying it in a pawn shop but the owner just retired and left for the Orient?? Sorry, I can't buy that. And neither could Kramer.
In article , Chris Booton wrote:
I thought it was clear that he stole it. but true, it was never "proven". however, the two of them were such nefarious characters, how could you think otherwise?
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Is there a webpage that lists all of the Seinfeld episodes ... and lets you vote for your favorite episode? God, that would be tough? Maybe voting for your top ten Seinfeld episodes? It would also be great to review the results?
I wonder which episodes would get top billing? Would "The Soup Nazi" be number one or would it be "The Chicken Roaster" or maybe "The Contest"??
Let the masses decide! Anyone know of a voting webpage ?? If not, someone please design one !!
Mike