Please, It would have been great to see Elaine and Jerry profess theit hidden love for eachother. Too bad it didn't happen!
Elaine Has always loved United Airlines?
Fans debate whether Jerry and Elaine should have professed romantic feelings for each other in the finale, with some arguing the show's premise ruled out such character growth.
That would have been too pointfull for Seinfeld. No growth, no learning, dammit!
Paul wrote:
It did. Elaine was just about to say, "I've always loved you"
No no no she said later that it was U-Nited airlines she's always loved. I can't even begin to picture Elaine and Jerry as a couple...seems almost incestuous to me. :\
I thought it was U...S air?
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[email] (Shepard) writes:
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What? Don't you....aww, forget it.......
+---------------------------------------------------------------+ [email] (Scott Evans) On 98-05-11 23:58:37 EDT:
"�your "schtick" or whatever the fuck it is is very lame. you obviously get off on it. it's quite sad. grow up."
On 15 May 1998 07:59:00 -0700, [email] (Shepard) wrote:
But they were a couple. And they had sex "to remain friends". How much more "coupled" could they get?
I seriously doubt her last words were going to be "I love you". I think she said that to mock him. After all, he's the guy who looks for reasons to break up with his girl friends, so why would Elaine want a relationship with him.
What I liked was Puddy's farewell.
It did. Elaine was just about to say, "I've always loved you"
I will forever wonder what Jerry was going to say............Possibly that he loved her too? ? ?
I think she was going to say: I always faked it.
Cheers, Steve
Nah! It would have been more in keeping with George's confession for her to admit that she never faked it. (That she faked faking it.)
<<<John>>>
I think your forgetting something. Seinfeld is/was a comedy not a drama. I would have been pissed if they professed their hidden love for each other and then I probably would have changed the channel!
Skyler Livezey wrote in article ...
Skyler Livezey writes:
Just the fact that they hinted at the comment was a very un-Sienfeld thing to do. I had a bad feeling about the show just 15 minutes into, but it was that bit that really made me see that this was going to be an hour devoid of laughter.
+---------------------------------------------------------------+ [email] (Scott Evans) On 98-05-11 23:58:37 EDT:
"�your "schtick" or whatever the fuck it is is very lame. you obviously get off on it. it's quite sad. grow up."
On Thu, 14 May 1998 23:23:39 -0700, Skyler Livezey wrote:
Damn strait, and most of all, NO HUGS!!
On 15 May 1998 05:39:21 GMT, "Paul" wrote:
Why should they love each other. They never loved anybody else. Seems clear they are looking for thrills, not commitment.