George's women....

I dunno...I don't get it...how is it that George always has these beautiful women as girlfriends...Kramer tends to have beautiful women falling over him...and Jerry too...then we have Elaine (except for the foot doctor) all of her men are pretty pathetic (remember the triangle boy?)...

OK...Jerry makes sense 'cause some women would go for a guy who's a comic despite any other deficiencies and he does appear to have a personality...Kramer and George however...whoa...I don't want to turn feminist are anything , but I think it probably has something to do with frustrated male writers...

Just my two cents...see ya...

In [email] (Dawn Walton) writes:

Well, George gets beautiful women, but he can never keep them. As for Kramer, he's Kramer. As for Elaine, I think she tends to get decent-looking guys who turn out to be losers, which may be a reflection of the woman herself -- she's great-looking, but kind of a nut. Besides, she's the only one of the four who ever went out with a baseball player. Dave

In article , [email] (Dawn Walton) wrote:

I think that the fact that George and especially Kramer could attract women like that is part of the allure of the character. Kramer's character is essentially a nutcase, and it is surprising that he gets all the women - you'd think he be stuck on his own. (but that's another issue. :->)

[email] (Dawn Walton) writes:

I too am confused about George. He's always complaining about his relationships, yet he seems to attract (for a short time at least) fairly nice gals.

About Elaine: Puhleeeeese! She deserves every kook she gets. Calling her high-strung would be polite. She's a kook. Remember the "exclamation" point incident? I know there a lot of people here who think of Elaine as the ultimate wet dream, but she just gives me the willies.

[email] (Dawn Walton) writes:

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Don't forget, Kramer's the KEVORKA!!!

Wade