'nother Inconsistency

In The Face Painter, Puddy says he has been a Devils fan since he was "a kid" but the Devils did not become a team until 1982. If Puddy is in his 30's like the rest of the foursome must be, he would have been 20 or so, not "a kid"

Wadja think?

In article , [email] says...

This is also noted in the episode guide:

'Finally, Josh Tomel notes that 36-year-old Puddy would have been 20 years old when the Devils moved to New Jersey in 1982 from Colorado. So he couldn't have been watching them as a kid and it is not very likely that he would have been a fan of the Colorado incarnation of the team.'

In the episode where uncle Leo didn't give Jerry's mother her share of the bet money from her father.

Jerry's dad, addressing the issue of accrued interest says something to the effect "If this money had been invested in ten-year T-Bills .....".

There is no ten-year T-Bill, never was. The longest period was a year and they have been abandoned now. They have bills, notes and bonds for longer and longer issues.

Also, of course, there was not enough money to buy a T-Bill, the minimum amount is $10K. But I don't think of that as a problem, it is just Jerry's dad doing some wishful extrapolation. That is just being picky without any point.

On Thu, 27 Jun 2002 15:58:27 +0300, Noone wrote:

Right, so we agree - I missed that in the ep. guide but realized it when I saw the episode the other night.

Thanks,

Mike

Here's a few more I just thought of:

In the episode with Elaine's christmas card, Newman nonchalantly sees Elaine's nipple and thinks nothing of it. In Later episodes, it's revealed he's actually infatuated with her. Wouldn't he have reacted differently to the Nip? (Then again, we never *did* learn what happened to George's Christmas card....hmmmm).

This one I am not sure about but here goes: I believe in the episode George interviews with Sid Farkis at the bra company (The Big Salad?), Frank tells George that his friend at the company will set up the interview with Sid. In a later episode where Frank and Kramer develop the Bro/Mansierre (the Doorman?), Sid himself is implied to have been Frank's friend for a long time.

Scott

Also George sees the card at the therapists, and notices nipple, but then gets all mad at Elaine when he doesn't get a card, acting as if he doesn't know.

bjb

[email] (The News Guy(Mike)) wrote in message news:...

...Someone in their 30's could view being 20 as a "kid"...But, more importantly, Puddy was really stupid and his logic probably shouldn't be scrutinized...In other words, they can get away with that one.

"zvoidx" wrote in message news:[email]...

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IMHO it was a joke that few people got. In sports, some fans are called "bandwagon jumpers", those who suddenly become life-long fans of a successful franchise. The best example is the Chicago Bulls (in the nineties) or Manchester United. So many so-called fans claimed they were bulls fans all along, only to be seen nowhere now. Of course, such a fan will always claim to have supported the successful team since he was a kid. It's a joke that only sports fans who know the history of the devils would get, not an inconsistency.