George arrested?

Has it occured to anyone else that George will end up being arrested once the police realize they got the wrong guy (1-9 episode)? My guess is the writers will totally ignore this. Continuity has been pretty bad this season, mainly because so many of the endings have been so unbelievable that the writers had no choice but to ignore them.

Jennifer Crittenden seems to write the worst endings. (She also wrote "The Package," where Elaine, Kramer, and Uncle Leo were banned from all doctors, an idiotic development that was thankfully ignored when Kramer refused to see a doctor in "The Andrea Doria.")

	Again, Seinfeld is not and has never been *realistic*.  It is
surrealism.  You want linearity, go watch something else.
	I honestly can't believe that someone would write "continuity has been
pretty bad" or "the endings have been unbelievable" as a critique of
this wonderfully surreal and unpredictable show.  You like tidy
endings, go watch Friends or something.  Sheez.

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Apparently you've never seen season 4.

AMEN BROTHER AMEN!

Yeah! Ever notice that USENET is overly represented by nit-pickers & those who can't *stand* anything that doesn't fit into their Reality Flow Chart? Must be due to the abundance of those with engineering degrees having net access *s*

Rick

Off-topic, but I didn't bring it up. I think it's a syndrome thing, like traffic..

-Kjetil Aavik

[email] wrote:

If you want believability, here's my attempt: The arrest was for harboring a fugitive. George could probably get out of this, claiming that she broke in or whatever. The guy who got arrested got himself further into trouble when he attacked the cops. (He said as much when Elaine visited him.) Result? George is free and the other guy stays in jail. There.

Anyone recognize the "wrong guy" (Is he from he future?)as the same actor who played David Letterman in Late Show on HBO ? Without that headful of red hair, he looked so different.

thx, Sue

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In article , [email] writes:

In real life Kurt would have show ID picture of his real name. Usually police may pick up wrong person but not wrong name!