Contradictions

I have noticed a slight contradiction in a few past episodes. Remember the episode where Elaine takes out Susan to a clothes exhibit? George gets all upset because his worlds are coliding. However, in a later episode, George wants Susan to go out with Jerry and a friend of Susan. He also says he wants all of them to become best friends like the Gatsbys. Why is he not afraid of his worlds coliding now? Is it because they are couples? He did also say he wanted Jerry and this friend of Susan's to move in to their apartment building. Oh well just one of Seinfeld's great mysteries.

John R. Hohman

Also, in an earlier episode, Kramer says how disgusting baths are, because you sit in your own dirt. But then in a more recent episode about taking showers he says he takes baths, not showers.

George wanted Jerry to go with Susan and him because he realizes that he and Susan have nothing to talk about. In no way was "Independant George" being harmed, but "Relationship George" was being helped. Art Vandelay