Jerry's bedroom/sleepwear

Regarding Jerry's bedroom, I think it is true that we have never seen a whole room. We only see the bed and nightstands. I remember the episode where his parents slept in a sofa-bed, but I assumed Jerry was sleeping in his own bed- room. I don't think we were led to believe it was only a one-room apartment.

What surprised me more about last week's episode was that Jerry was wearing what appeared to be plaid pajamas with a collar! In other episodes where he is in (or just out of) bed, he is wearing a colored, crew-kneck T-shirt. I thought this meant the t-shirt was the sleepwear of choice for today's young profess- ional guys. Or am I wrong? Was the collared pajama indicating that this is what older, married men wear to bed after marriage gets routine? Just wondering.

Look forward to your comments. Thanks.

					Tom Celentano
					Southern CT State U staff

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-- I agree, but am wondering- have we ever seen Elaine's apartment? I can't remember ever seeing her place, although we've seen everyone else's. Hmmmmm...

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-- Hmmm, interesting tie in with the marraige thing; I'd probably go along, although I would throw in that my sleepwear of choice may vary occaisionally.

--AlexJB

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I recall the "spare keys" episode, the "podiatrist (you're not a _real_ doctor)" episode, and the episode where Jerry & Elaine get back together with "rules" and Jerry takes advantage of one of the rules by not spending the night.

Sorry, I don't remember the episode titles, but I'm sure several (or ten or twenty) people will and post them. :)

John

[email] (John J Cifford) writes:

	I also remember an episode when an un-politically-correct Jerry
	went over to Elaine's to try and impress Winona (a Native American)
	with a cigar-store Indian.

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We saw it during the episode where everyone is returning each other's keys. I think George is in her apartment trying to get Jerry's keys from her.

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Hmmmmm...

We also saw it in the episode where she wants her boyfriend with the same name as a serial murderer to change his name. Aren't they sitting in her living room talking about the new names he could choose and they hate each other's choices.

Then it seems like she and Dan Cortese (or possible Jerry, as another post mentioned) were on her couch after he fell off the rock in the rock climbing episode with Kramer and George. I missed the first two seasons of *Seinfeld* but it seems to me that we've seen the interior of Elaine's apartment many times.... Lisa

We also saw her apt. when Jerry pops in to try to impress one of Elaine's girlfriends with a cigar store indian (she was native american). This was also the ep where Kramer sells his coffe table book about coffe tables to Elaines boss after she refuses to pitch the idea because she thought it was stupid.

Charles

We also saw Elaine's apartment (the kitchen anyway) on today's episode, which I hadn't seen before, but I assume is the notorious "Sniffing Accountant" episode.

In Holland we're running behind some time, but not too long ago there was the episode on where Kramer dates Elaine's roommate. She gets home and the place is a complete mess, and a record with junglesounds is playing. Etc. Jeroen.

Alex J Bernardin wrote:

Wasn't the scene where Elaine's boyfriend didn't use enough exclamation points supposed to be in her apartment?

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I think today's young professional sleeps in the buff. Pajamas are merely an aid to allow them to depict night-wear without having to deal with the censors and the fact that most nekkid bodies aren't all that great looking.