Viewers discuss the live studio audience and ask about how Kramer's mistaken arrest for serial murder in California was resolved, with details about his exoneration and the gang's awkward celebration.
Does anyone else besides me find the live studio audience distracting? I'd hate to see it tune into another "Happy Days" type affair with cheers and whistles everytime someone walks on the set.
Also, could someone tell me what happened out in California? I remember Kramer being arrested for something, but I never found out how that was resolved. The next thing I know everyone's back in NYC. Obviously I missed some episodes.
Thanks
In article dave w writes:
While Kramer was in jail, there was another serial murder. Jerry and Georger were out front of the police station when Kramer came out and told them this. They began to celebrate "Someone else was murdered!" (something to that effect) until they realized the looks that they were getting. The way I just described that may not sound funny but it was hilarious. It will probably be shown again in the spring or something.
--a dedicated Seinfeld fan!