Seinfeld quiz

S03E17 The Boyfriend (1)retroJan 3, 19964 years later5 posts by 5 posters
Question

Thread discusses George dating an unattractive woman from the unemployment office in "The Boyfriend" episode to maintain his unemployment benefits.

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dnejat

George did go out with an ugly girl once....name the episode that it occured...

On 3 Jan 1996 [email] wrote:

The Keith Hernandez (JFK) episode. The daughter of the woman who worked at the unemployment office. She broke up with him because he had no job and no prospects.

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On 3 Jan 1996 [email] wrote:

the woman at the unemployment agency. He went out with her so that he could keep getting unemployment cheques. This was the same episode that Keith Hrnandez guest starred in.

Jer Fairall [email]

George doesn't date the ugly girl in this episode, But Keith is in the episode, it also involved the magic loogie that hit Kramer and Newman, and had Elaine and Jerry fighting over a date with Keith, this episode just happened to be on UPN last night.

-Dave

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Rich Horndnejat

[email] wrote:

The ugly daughter of his Unemployment Counselor in "The Boyfriend", for one. Some would say Susan would be an answer as well ;-)