Viewers discuss why George exits a bathroom shirtless in the episode, with confusion about plot explanation; discussion veers into unrelated tangent about characters' religious backgrounds.
Ok, so I came into last nights episode (11/3) a little late. He seemed to be sucking up to these women but kept blowing it. He ate an eclair out of the trash and was caught washing the windshield of a car because he spilt coffee on it. But I cant figure out why he came out of the bathroom sans shirt. Was there some explanation for this earlier in the episode?
M.Phillips The Domain Master
In [email] (delvecch) writes:
Those people (probably ALL of the Seinfeldians, but certainly the Costanzas) are from otherwhere, otherwhen, otherwhy -- an alternate universe of truly odd dimensions... with religions, and traditions unknown to us in this universe...
KWU
On 8 Nov 1994, Kenneth Umbach wrote:
Oh really? And Jewish people look how, exactly?
Trust me. Jerry and George are Jewish. Why is this an issue? -C
George is NOT jewish. He is Italian. He himself has said it. It is based on someone who IS jewish but George is NOT. End of story.
There are Italian Jews...
Jews and Italians act very similar. Look at the Nanny. On the show, she's a jew, but she has some italian characteristics. There are many similarities between the Joysey (Jersey) italian girl and the Long Island Jewish American princess (even though ones father is a garbageman and the other is a dentist).
Jeremy
In [email] (Kenneth Umbach) writes:
What's this about me? I'm not Jewish...
-Jive
Well I gotta admit... I did try it. I was at work just doing the old relax and let things happen.. I was thinkin that George just might be on to something. (That would probably be a first.) So I took my shirt off and I must admit it was very relaxing. Now I dont think this is something that I will practice all the time. But I know I will never go running out of the stall without putting my shirt back on frist.
Milt The Domain Master