Help with Seinfeld

Its been a year almost. Isn't the gang gonna be released from jail??? Why make it a year if there are no plans for a reunion?

Why have B.J. say I'll see you in the states to Hawkeye if M*A*S*H isn't going to have a reunion...how about because most reunions stink and the idea is to leave you hanging...use your imagination, in Joe-world B.J. and Hawkeye never did meet up again, however Jerry met Hawkeye...they were cellmates, Hawkeye got into some dirty doctor business, I think they called him "Doctor Death" or something...Suicide is Painless was the M*A*S*H theme song for nothing...

Roadogg29 wrote:

Perhaps it was to ease our minds about the eventual futures of these characters- it would really be a downer if we thought they were going to spend the rest of their lives in prison. This way we know they'll just serve a year and then go back to the way they were.

Yeah, I know my mind's at ease with the tender knowledge that our favorite foursome will suffer traumatic shower rapings and severe prison yard beatings for ONLY a year and not a lifetime. I mean it's only a year. Right? Then they're "back to the way they were". Yippee!

SEINFELD: THE REUNION (Setting: Monk's Diner. "The gang" has just been released from prison. George and Jerry sit in regular booth. Woman behind them listens in on conversation.)

Jerry: Oh, my God! She thinks we're gay!

George: But we are gay.

Jerry: Not that there's anything wrong with that.

George: No, of course not.

(Oops. Too real. Sorry.)

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Keith Davenport wrote:

Brian Silva wrote:

There's no need to get sarcastic. The fact is that the ending was very controversial, and there was heated debate about whether these people actually deserved prison. And yes, some people do actually care what happens to them.