Can some one tell me why George's girl friend Susan left the show and what has happened to her since? Her name is Heidi something I think but the last time I did a search on the Seinfeld web site, I don't think she was even mentioned. Has she done any shows or movies or even commercials since then? RJT.
Wheres Susan?
Fans discuss Susan's departure from the show, with one clarifying that the character was killed off in the wedding invitations episode rather than the actress leaving voluntarily.
"Ric Trexell" wrote in message news:[email]...
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************************************************************* After posting this I did find some info on her on TV Tome. Heidi was born in Hawaii in 1966. She has done some acting since Seinfeld but I still don't know why she left the show. Was she fired or just wanted to do something else? Is she married? Thanks. RJT.
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The writers killed the character "Susan" off. You apparently missed the episode where she died after being poisoned from licking the cheap glue on the wedding invitations. Not one teardrop fell when she went either. George hated the bitch and finally found his perfect out.
-Leary-
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"relationship George" left the show with her which was a relief as colliding worlds would not have been nice to watch.
rob
On Sun, 1 May 2005 21:40:39 +1200, "George.com" wrote:
A George divided against itself cannot stand!!
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so... you wanna get some coffee?
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Can't complain.
Ahhh, that's a shame!
when one is dead they tend to leave
On 1 May 2005 06:12:21 -0700, [email] wrote:
Heidi Swedberg is dead? I thought it was the Susan character that died.
"Ric Trexell" wrote in message news:[email]...
****************************************************************** It is amazing that the answers I got to my question indicate that some people have a hard time telling the difference between reality and a TV show. The charcter "Susan" left the show because she died, but that was just the show. In real life Heidi Wendberg did not die. My question was why was she written out of the show. Did she want to do other movies or shows or was she just not liked. Had she been making the show a hit, you can bet she would have been kept on. To say things like George hated the bitch is ofcourse what the writers wanted. In real life, that part of the show that some here apparently can't understand, I'm sure they got along fine. RJT.
P.S. Remember, it is just a show folks.
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Thank god she bit the dust, she was an ugly whiny bitch, and all she did was piss and moan. I couldn't stand to even hear her voice, and apparently the writers felt the same way. The way George and the rest of the Seinfeld gang reacted to her death was fantastic, couldn't give a rats-ass. I love the nihilistic undertones of this show, it's what drew me to it: my love of watching others suffer for the sake of my entertainment (something I enjoy in real life).
-Leary-
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In response to Ric's question, I don't know; however, I would imagine that the writers felt that the George and Susan characters could not have gotten married at all - it would destroy the show's dynamic involving four wacky singles. Perhaps the cleanest way to solve, short of George moving to China for a year, was to bump her off. Therefore, it may not have had anything to do with Ms. Swedberg personally. This isn't by any means a definitive answer; just a hypothesis.
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Or maybe George's character got married and left the show. Then came back with new show; Curb Your Enthusiasm.
"Ric Trexell" wrote in message news:[email]...
Oh, she died? Well, that explains it, maybe Susan missed the show because she was off visiting another galaxy that day. Who figures a bit player's gonna have a dream of the silver screen? I think Susan would've liked Phoenix.
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Now she feels reborn, like a Pheonix, rising, from Arizona.
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You mean Lily?
Rerics
See here for all information on Heidi Swedberg :
http://us.imdb.com/name/nm0842056/
On 1 May 2005 22:30:44 -0700, "Rerics" wrote:
On Sat, 30 Apr 2005 23:36:39 -0500, "Ric Trexell" wrote:
I'm sure her death was for comedic purposes. If writing that episode today they might have her be a runaway bride.
George was thinking about running away. He was really trying to get out of the wedding. And why would she marry him? He cost her a good job.
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But they had a good thing going.
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I just bought the DVDs and the woman who played Susan is on them. Holy Rosie O'donal has this broad beefed up...or maybe dyked out. She's not the skinny, whiney, little mouse anymore. I swear she must have at least a 20 inch neck. I didn't even know it was the same woman. She looks like one of those big old lesbians you see at Home Depot on a Sunday afternoon...minus the crew cut and the pack of Luckey's rolled up in the shirt sleeve.
-Leary-
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Not that there's anything wrong with that.
They're SO fascinating. Why is that? Because they don't want us. You gotta respect that...
Rerics
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AAH-HAAAAA!
Leary, isn't it you who said earlier this month on this newsgroup:
And now you say you already bought the Season 4 DVD's? At the hight of their price curve? Telling us to wait six months, so you can buy them now?
Hmmmmm..........
Er
On 25 May 2005 17:52:06 -0700, [email] wrote:
I dunno, she's definitely bigger than she was when she appeared on the show, but it's not *that* bad...
-lugnut
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Hey, Tubby, maybe she's been eating a lot of that non-fat yogurt lately.
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Thanks for ruining my daddy's business, you fat f*ck.
On Mon, 30 May 2005 18:36:28 GMT, "Jack" wrote:
Speaking of which, why are the "shits", "fucks", etc. beeped on the Inside Looks? (I don't know about the running commentary; I haven't listened to it yet) It's not TV. It's not subject to FCC (or any other) regulation. Why aren't we hearing ALL of the words? Gawd, I hope this isn't more homogenizing of America to the lowest denominator of intolerance.