Poor Darren

Last night's episode was great! I found myself in tears during several different scenes. I especially loved Kramer's intern for "Kramerica". I thought it was too bad that, ". . .Darren's going away for a long time" The fact that the kid sort of looked like a young Kramer ( at least I thougt so), and that he wanted to assist Mr. Kramer in his "company", I thought that they mabye should of kept him around for mabye a couple episodes. I don't know, the thought of Kramer corrupting some young college kid's mind seems pretty damn funny! Oh well, I guess there's no more "High tea with Mr. Newman" in the future. Anyway, just my opinion.

This was the best part of the show. Usually there's not much continuity in Kramer's life, unlike George. So, it's not surprising that Darren is gone. What would be surprising is if Kramer later seeks the help of the recurring lawyer guy - jackie, is it? - to spring Darren out of jail. there's no money angle in it that i can see, so that probably won't happen. This Kramer bit reminded me of his short sleep pattern to get more free time subplot, again with disastrous results.

Kevin

Kevin wrote:

That would be hilarious. Thanks for reminding me of the Jackie character, I almost forgot about him. As for as the money angle goes, they could sue "Play Now, inc." for making defective rubber balls that don't hold oil.

-Billy Shears

Yes, but remember that Jackie has a restraining order on Kramer...can't come within 50 feet of his office or something like that.

-JSD

Rubber. Oil. Doesn't oil cause rubber to disintegrate? Or am I improperly remembering my condom lessons? Uh oh.

Bo

P.S. Disclaimer: Not that there's anything wrong with Billy's lawsuit idea.

The girl did sue them. Play Now went bankrupt thats why George is out of a job and aparently going to be selling computers for his father this week.

The Darren charcter was great. If you have ever been around student interns, you will have met plenty of "Darrens". These interns always try to ingratiate themselves with the person they intern for and they usually admire the person they intern for. Years later, the interns will say: "How could I have sucked up to that asshole>' High tea with Mr. Newman was priceless