Last line of final episode revealed !

S09E23 The Finale (1)retroMar 30, 199845 days before it aired14 posts by 13 posters
🧩 Trivia Unresolved

George's final line is "So what am I going to do now?"

Fans discuss whether the revealed final line of the series is authentic or a decoy, with skeptics noting the show's producers likely used fake scripts to protect the ending.

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Jet B Me

Supervising producer Fierstein and two Seinfeld executive producers were just interviewed on the Fox News Channel a few minutes ago. (Don't know if the interview was a rerun of something from earlier today but don't think so. ) Anyway. they had the script for the final episode with them and the final line was read out loud:

GEORGE

So what am I going to do now?

Also- they mumbled their way through a few other scenes while trying to find something they could reveal- wedding chapel confirmed and something about Newman being hospitalized in this the last episode.

GEORGE

So what am I going to do now?

Also- they mumbled their way through a few other scenes while trying to find something they could reveal- wedding chapel confirmed and something about Newman being hospitalized in this the last episode.<<<

Maybe each character will have an experience like Ebeneezer Scrooge where they are forced to look at their past, present and future and all the people they knew! Jennifer

On 30 Mar 1998, Jet B Me wrote:

That's the rumor. Too bad it's not true. Think about it. The studio audience didn't even get to see the end. Do you think they would give it away just like that? Do you remember when the Simpson's did "Who Show Mr. Burns?" They had a fake script just to make sure that the true ending never slipped out. The final Seinfeld surely has a fake script of its own, which they would have been allowed to take on this interview with them, just to create a stir. The only part I can remotely accept as fact is the part about the wedding chapel, because knowing these writers, they would probably have a scene where somebody stops at a wedding chapel to use their restroom, or pay-phone, or something twisted like that. Mentioning a wedding chapel would mislead people into expecting a wedding to take place. If this is in fact the true script, I'll believe it when I see it.

"Early to rise, early to bed makes a man healthy but socially dead." ---Yakko Warner

Yeah that is the last line pal. It came right out of an executive producer's mouth. It reveals nothing-its just a fun piece of trivia. Its just one line- we don't even know for example if George lies fatally injured when he says "So what am I gonna do now?"

DaveHannSC

Yeah that is the last line pal. It came right out of an executive producer's mouth.

Nope. It was a goof. Many people (including you) fell for it. George does NOT ask what he's going to do next. That's NOT the last line. [email] (Hammer nail here--> <-- for a new monitor.)
Elihu MenzinDave

Do you know what the final line is? By the way, what is the point of your signature?

Dave wrote in message ... >Nope. It was a goof. Many people (including you) fell for it. George >does NOT ask what he's going to do next. That's NOT the last line. >------------------------------------------

I heard it's suppose to be George saying, "Now, what am I suppose to do?" I'm pretty sure I heard it on one of those interview show's where one of the stars was on it.

Did anyone hear about Jerry and Elaine going to a wedding or church or something to that matter in the end? I heard they are but not necessarily going to marry each other.

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Elihu Menzin wrote in article ...

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I heard it's suppose to be George saying, "Now, what am I suppose to do?" I'm pretty sure I heard it on one of those interview show's where one of the stars was on it.

Did anyone hear about Jerry and Elaine going to a wedding or church or something to that matter in the end? I heard they are but not necessarily going to marry each other.

You're late. That rumor has already been disspelled. No wedding, no church, no George asking what he's supposed to do. [email] (Hammer nail here--> <-- for a new monitor.)
VoodsDave

I know for a fact that the last episode has something to do with Kramer and Jerry buying a 2 million dollar apartment.

StnCldJR45Voods

No, that is in "The Puerto Rican Day" (2nd to last Episode, not counting The Clip Show), when Kramer pretends to be interested in a 2 million dollar apartment just so he can use the bathroom.

You mean that fake episode that has been in every newspaper in the country?

"Beware the lollipop of mediocrity; lick it once and you'll suck forever."

Christopher Polka wrote in article ...

Interesting - especially since, during tonight's episode, they happened to check out such an apartment pretending to be patrons in order to use the facilities. Either you mixed the two episodes up, or we already have a hint at next week's episode...

S. Mills ([email]) - Who thought that apartment just might be part of next week's episode after Kramer walked up to it the first time...