I case anybody cares,
I noticed that in the ep "The Slicer" , when Kramer is exiting Elaine's place, he has the slicer cupped in his arm. However, when he goes back to Elaine's door and pulls the knob off -- the slicer is GONE!
Seinfeld is distinctive in the fact that while it is one of the most well-written sitcoms, I find it to be at times poorly edited and lack any sense of continuity. Maybe they need a better Script Supervisor.
just my thoughts.
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Maybe you analize things too much!
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Seinfeld is distinctive in the fact that while it is one of the
well-written sitcoms, I find it to be at times poorly edited and lack
of continuity. Maybe they need a better Script Supervisor.
I'm sure most tv shows have plenty of continuity errors as well, but they just aren't noticed and discussed like the ones on Seinfeld. Because it's watched by so many people, errors are more likely to noticed by someone. As for inconsistencies...Seinfeld fans tend to watch episodes over and over, unlike other shows. Many people know everything there is to know about Seinfeld, and inconsistencies are therefore easily noticed. Maybe they should hire someone just to look for these errors. I'm sure some Seinfan would do it for free.
-Arthur P. Corvelay