George looks like he 'mourned' for Susan by eating about 300 marble ryes. He deserves to be fat and to lose his hair. To find a more vile person, you would have to schedule a meeting with the Senate Whitewater committee.
It was so rewarding to see George as he was locked in to becoming a member of the board for Susan's foundation, and then the revelations of the amounts of loot he would have recieved as Susan's husband.
If I was a writer for this show, I would have Susan's parents sue the person who sold them the invitations, as well as the manufacturer. In the course of the investigation they would discover George was the one who insisted on the cheaper ones, and would turn their litigous wrath on him. George would end up losing what little he has, including his job with the Yankees - Steinbrenner to George, "Georgie, You know I'd like to keep you. You know I would Georgie. But the Yankees have a reputation to uphold. Oh and would you send Darryl Strawberry in on your way out?" George would end up homeless and living on the street. Jerry and the other cast members would ocassionally see him on the streets, but as they try to approach him he pulls a Vincent and disappears into the sewers. In one episode George would be seen riding on top of the subway train.
And by the way the ending of Jerry's engagement - to Janeane Garolfalo? Wouldn't she make a better fit with Ellen DeGeneres? -was so pat as to be ridiculous. The writers are starting to dry up folks.
The Urban Sombrero and the return of "Mulva" were also stupid.
Disappointing!
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