Kramer' Preferences

This probably has been mentioned in some context previously... In tonight's syndicated "The Hot Tub" did anyone notice that Kramer ignored Jerry's comment on the filth of hot tubs (microorganisms or whatever), but 10 episodes later in "The Shower Head"-------BREAK: I just saw the Xerox commercial with Peterman..I'm sure many others have seen it but I've never caught it before-------Kramer was appalled at taking a bath due to the sex of microbes or the water tepidity or something?

I noticed that to, but I just assumed that Kramer would consider that the heat of the hottub would kill the bacteria. Bathtub water isn't normally as hot.

-Adam

In article , wrote:

I think it would be perfectly natural to ignore Jerry's comments on cleanliness. A person who would throw away a belt or shoelace because they brushed against the fixtures in a men's room is more than a little obsessive.

Yeah, but back when "The Hot Tub" first aired (10/19/95), Jerry's cleanliness obsession hadn't hit its peak yet. He didn't start throwing away "infected" clothing until three years later.

No, I prefer Adam Sena's contention that it was the temperature
difference between a tub and a hot tub that determined how Kramer felt
about being in bacteria infested water.
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Dave wrote:

Kramer, in fact, said that this was the reason in "The Hot Tub".....after tell Jerry how dusgusting the bath was Jerry replied "but you used to sit in that hot tub." Kramer then said "Jerry that was superheated water, nothing could live in there."

I just noticed something odd in this episode yesterday also. When Elaine knocks on her neighbor's door to see where the runner went, the lady opens her apt. door, steps outside and the door gets pushed open, implying that someone was standing behind her holding the door open. I suppose it's conceiveable that someone could be at her apt. but the single mother angle gave me the impression that it was just her and toddler.

John

In any case, Kramer is beyond logic