For saying this I'll probably have a bunch of people yell at me that Seinfeld is just a TV show, and to get over it. But I have to say that, with the time required for Peterman to arrange a funeral for "Susie," Mike would have to spend at least a day, maybe two, in Jerry's trunk, with no food or water. What did he do about his bodily functions?
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Well, I guess an answer to this question will have to be found in a sequel to the episode entitled "The Smelly Car." :-)
Another interesting question is how did they arrange a funeral for Susie without a corpse?
Lee Salem ([email]) wrote:
A more interesting question would be how did Mr. Peterman have an affair with a woman that didn't exist? :)
Dave Nusair [email]
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We only want to save the cute animals, don't we? Why don't we just have
animal auditions, line them up, one by one:
"What are you?" "You're free to go."
"I'm an otter." "And what are you?"
"And what do you do?" "I'm a cow."
"I swim around on my back and do cute "Get in the fuckin' truck, pal."
little human things with my hands!" -Denis Leary
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Come visit my Reel Film Reviews site! "chat.carleton.ca/~dnusair"I took Peterman's claim of his affair with Susie as part of the "Peterman BS" that the Seinfeld gang seems to have so much fun with, but it's hard to convince a mortician to bury an empty casket.
Hey, maybe they should've cremated Susie! :-)
In article , Lee Salem writes:
It was a memorial....I just assumed that there was no body to bury...Jumped off a bridge...etc...
It Shrinks...???