George - He's finally OK

S05E22 The OppositeliveMay 20, 1994, 8:58 AM ETthe next morning4 posts by 4 posters
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George's good fortune will end when he starts ordering chicken as his usual again instead of breaking the pattern.

Fans celebrate George's turnaround in "The Opposite" where doing the opposite of his instincts leads to success, with debate over whether foreshadowing suggests his fortune won't last.

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Ian Abramson

Isn't it about time that George may have finally become a success.. This is the guy who has in the paast have just about everything bad happen to him.

Maybe he is on to something..,....just do the opposite of good common sense.

George will one day run the Yankees, based on his interview.

It seems really scarey that everything evens out all of Jerry's life and now George and Elaine. One thing is that Elaine is even more pathethic than George ever was, I love that girl.

George has now arrived.

Ian

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Kevin KokalIan Abramson

C'mon, you know better than that, don't you??:) Didn't anyone else notice the blatant foreshadowing at the end of the show, when George went back into Monk's and ordered "the usual" (was it chicken sandwich?)? His big turnaround happened when he stopped ordering his old "usual" (tuna), and started ordering chicken. But now, chicken is his usual, and he's ordering it as such. Alas, George's days of good fortune appear to numbered... At least, that's MY interpretation of it. Anyone agree/disagree?

-kjk [email] [email]
ThwartedEffortsKevin Kokal

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That would be good. And then he gets run out... hehe

The question is, where? And is he moving on, or just staying here?

Interesting deduction there... didn't catch it myself, but I remember it. That is probally what they will do to get George back down, but he needs to stay at the top for a while anyway.

Andy

kevin masonKevin Kokal

In article [email] (Kevin Kokal) writes:

good catch. foreshadowing also occurred in that episode:

elaine: "[now i'm on top], baby!"

she used one of george's "baby"s.

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