Jerry doesn't prefer brunettes

Jun 19, 199614 posts by 9 posters
Question

Fans compile a list of Jerry's girlfriends to determine his hair color preferences, noting he has dated many blondes and debating whether he's ever dated redheads or brunettes.

14 posts
Beddingfield

After much discussion in this newsgroup, I think we can finally agree that Jerry does in fact NOT prefer brunettes. We have come up with about a dozen blondes that he has gone out with, including: (sorry if I can't remember their names) Donna Chang the deaf girl Miss America contestant the model who dumped him for the "pick" the woman who was engaged [and several others]

Does anyone still have all of the articles pertaining to this subject. Perhaps we can organize a list of all of Jerry's girlfriends. Then sort out how many blondes, brunetteds, redheads, etc. that we find. Can anyone think of a time when Jerry went out with a redhead? ...or was that actress with the Southern accent a redhead?

Was that Tawny Kitane (SP)???

Barb

that actress with the Southern accent a redhead?

Once he dated a girl (and broke up with her because) she kept wearing the same exact outfit every time he saw her - a black and white dress. I'm pretty sure she was a redhead.

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The woman who's name rhymed with a female body part had red hair!

In article , "Shannon T. Nutt" wrote:

Are you sure? I thought "Delores" had dark brown hair.

Tawny Kitaen, another dynamite babe Jerry has dumped for no good reason, was the Southern redheaded actress that caused a civil war between Jerry's "big head" and his "little head." She also played the Loni Anderson role on the short-lived revival of "WKRP In Cincinatti."

Actually in the show, Tawny Kitaen dumped Jerry because she didn't have any respect for the type of work he did (Stand up comic).

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Actually, if I remember correctly, it wasn't actually the "type of work he did." Rather, it was the fact that she didn't think his act was very funny. In other words, it was "how" he did his job. Then he replied with, "But, your a cashier!" I'm not sure. It may have been that she didn't like comics, but I don't really think so b/c she didn't seem to mind going out with him until she saw the act.

:Actually, if I remember correctly, it wasn't actually the "type of work he :did." Rather, it was the fact that she didn't think his act was very funny. :In other words, it was "how" he did his job. Then he replied with, "But, your :a cashier!" I'm not sure. It may have been that she didn't like comics, but :I don't really think so b/c she didn't seem to mind going out with him until :she saw the act.

Right reason. Wrong redhead. I don't know the name of the actress who played this role, but it was not Tawny Kitaen. Tawny Kitaen was the aspiring actress, not the cashier.

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You are incorrect, sir! The actress in the episode you mentioned was NOT Tawny! Tawny played the spacey Southern actress that Jerry had to run lines with, the one he met in the elevator and got her phone number by saying, "I'm the one responsible for those crop circles in England." It was the episode with the classic scene of Jerry's brain playing chess with Jerry's "little soldier."

Lee Salem wrote:

You're absolutely right. She is striking and a blonde, but after seeing this ep again, I don't think Jerry actually dated her. I know they set up a date, but I think he took that polygraph test before the date. I don't think he wanted to see her again after that.

Monty

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You have to include "Schmoopie" (played by Alexandra Wentworth) on ANY list of blondes that Jerry has dated, although, as I have pointed out before, he chose Soup over Schmoop.

She certainly was, to use Rickey's description of Elaine, "Scrumptious." I wouldn't trade a night with her for a LIFETIME of the Soup Nazi's soup!