Susan's Return!

You can bet that Susan will return in some form in the final episode. She has to. That was such a strange part in the shows history(her death) and i don't think it was settled properly. I just hope they keep the last episode realistic. Dn't have her come back to life... Have her appear in george's dreams.,,, better yet, have the episode a flashback. before the series began, but have the characters bump ointo all the guest stars. jerry, while sating elaine can see all his future girlfriends on the street, walking by... cool stuff lik ethat. do the show live! the just really need to make it original, clever, and unforgetable. Dan

How about something innovative for an American show. Film it on a real outdoor set in New York City. Maybe even on real Manhattan streets. Now that would be daring for an American show.

Paul H Robinson wrote:

Like my second favorite show - Law and order.

Omigod.

I don't know if anyone's thought of this yet, but when I read this post, the final episode of 'Seinfeld' became so apparent to me, I almost choked to death on a glass of pop.

Here goes:

George is on the street, and sees a woman who bears an uncanny resemblance to Susan. Except she has brown hair, and possibly something else about her (maybe a Southern accent).

At this point, George realizes that he actually did have feelings for Susan, and starts following her around. He meets her, pours on the charm, and they begin to date. Meanwhile, George gets her to dye her hair and drop the Southern accent, and models the woman into what Susan was.

Near the end, we find out that it actually is Susan, who is doing this to George for some diabolical purpose, of which I cannot figure out.

Where Jerry, Elaine, Kramer, and everyone else fits in, I can only guess at.

I think Hitchcock would be proud. :)

Jeff B.

Yeah, that's what they should do. Except for the part where we find out that it really is Susan. Wouldn't it be funnier if George who realizes that he "cares for Susan" and hangs around the Southern gal and convinces her to transform into Susan, and then realizes that he didn't like having Susan, he liked wanting to have Susan, but not having Susan. As Jerry would say, "Do you see the irony here?".