The final scene...

Jan 24, 19984 posts by 4 posters
🤯 Prediction🔥 Controversial
4 posts
KrzyJay45

Here's what I think it should be:

They're in their apartment: Jerry's girlfriend dumps him for Newman (who calls him by his first name), Elaine gets fired from the J. Peterman catelog, George's parents die arguing in the hospital (so he has to pay two hospital bills and two funerals), and Kramer loses all his lottery money gambling in Atlantic City. They all decide to split a cab to go to Monk's. As they get into the cab, the cab driver turns around and reveals none other than Babu Bhatt, he grins, Jerry and the others look at him, stunned, and the scene fades.

A "very, very good" ending, as Babu himself might say. However, I might have the Costanzas just lapse into a demented state (like Idaho--just kidding!) requiring hospitalization (maybe the same place where Valerie Mahaffey's tax accountant character resides). After all, we know how George acts around funerals, and death is only funny when it happens to minor characters like Chuckles the Clown (or when it's done every week, e.g. Kenny).

I think that in the final episode, this should happen:

Mickey, Newman, and Kramer form an alliance to band together and run as president (pretending Bill Clinton and Al Gore get impeached). Elaine finally gets married to David Puddy but George accidentaly kills him when George, Jerry, and puddy are all on the same sky diving plane and George accidentally pushes Puddy out. Elaine doesn't really care and Elaine and jerry then get enagaged. At the end, Jerry and Elaine visit George in jail to tell him about the engagement. George is sentenced to life imprisonement, and meets the girl he dates that wa sin jail (the face painter) George spends the rets of his life with her, and gets taunted by the bald guy (the face painter) that gets arrested in the opposite cage. In the final scene, Jerry and Elaine are taking the subway and making out, when a ocnductor come over and taps them on the shoulder to tell them to stop, when the 2 turn around, they see that Babu is the conductor, and they are all astonished until Babu gives a devious grin, an dthen the screen fades.

Cool dude, then when the credits roll they should show a burning cab and that newsreporter guy from the episode where Kramer is wanted as a serial killer does the story.