Fans debate whether Jerry's claimed favorite "Goldenboy" shirt has ever actually appeared on the show, noting he's only seen wearing neutral colors.
On a recent episode of "Seinfeld," Jerry holds up a gold/orange T-shirt and explains that it is "Goldenboy," the first shirt he wears after every wash. If this is true, then why do we only ever see Jerry in neutral colors, such as grays and blues? Does *anyone* remember *ever* seeing Jerry wearing "Goldenboy"? I must know!
P.S. Raise your hand if you think the "Love and War" fans should get their *own* newsgroup. 8-) [Helen Hunt just doesn't hold a candle to Julia Louis-Dreifuss, anyway. ;-) ]
In article Alyce Wilson, [email] writes:
Well, I haven't heard anyone hear discussing "Love and War" at all.
If you mean MAY, there is a fairly universal consensus that it should have its own group.
As for JLD vs. HH: why compare apples and oranges? I would rather have sex with JLD. I would rather be married to HH. I am equally attracted to them. Probably other guys (and ladies) feel similarly.
Wes
IA> IA> IA>On a recent episode of "Seinfeld," Jerry holds up a gold/orange T-shirt IA>and explains that it is "Goldenboy," the first shirt he wears after IA>every wash. If this is true, then why do we only ever see Jerry in IA>neutral colors, such as grays and blues? Does *anyone* remember IA>*ever* seeing Jerry wearing "Goldenboy"? I must know!
Who cares??? If a show is going to be good, it can't rely solely on whether or not their plots will conflict with other episodes, not minor ones, anyway!!
Tom (Last of the run-on sentence writers)
IA> -- Emily Dickinson