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Now here is an idea for a future show....

George is in a bar with Jerry...George turns to get a hand full of pretzels and his hands touch the mans next to him. The two begin to talk and they decide to get together to go see a Yankees game, since George works for them he can get the guy in. Well as they toss down afew beers at the game, the stranger makes a move of George thinking he too is gay. George tries every way to get the guy off his back, but the stranger is persistant and will not stop calling George. They try having Elanie hit on him, Jerry is getting old flames to hit on him, etc.....Finally COSMO KRAMER comes in and saves the day by setting him up with the hiddenly known gay NEWMAN...This sets up the feud between Jerry and NEWMAN that has been going on all this time. Newman hit on Jerry as a child, but Jerry never let on due to the humilation he felt as a child.....

....just a thought

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Actually, didn't the character of Newman used to be gay? This might have been as far back as when the show was called "The Seinfeld Chronicles", but I seem to remember him and his gay lover being on sometimes. They might have had something to do with managing Jerry's building.

The managers of Jerry's building were a large guy (who seemed vaguely effeminate) and a Hispanic guy who spoke no English. They were in one episode (when Elaine wanted to move in Jerry's building). No idea whether they were supposed to be lovers. Newman didn't appear until the second or third season. Dave

Yeah, Newman's gay. That's why he was making it with Kramer's mom last week. Let's get real here.

I know one of these guys was "Manny" and I can't remember the other ones name. They were supposed to be a couple. The big guy was the obnoxious decorator in "Beetlejuice." Actually, Newman was introduced in one of the first season's shows, but we never saw him. We heard his voice once, but it wasn't the current Newman's voice.

Kramer:(shouting out window to Newman on the roof) Do you want to go shoot some pool tonight!?

Newman:(on the roof, considering jumping) I can't, I'm going to a movie!

Bobby