Rumor: Susan isn't really dead?

S08E03 The Bizarro JerryliveOct 8, 19965 days later9 posts by 8 posters
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Susan will turn out not to be dead; George will wake up and she'll still be there, not wanting to marry her.

Fans speculate whether Susan's death is real or if the show will reveal it was a dream, with some comparing it to Dallas's famous dream sequence twist.

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Brad Veenvliet

I heard a rumor at work the last little while that Susan isn't really dead. The writers are going to string the show along a few weeks and then George will "wake up" and she will be right there (and he still won't want to marry her). I was wondering if anyone else had heard this, and if there was any truth to this....

I suppose it could happen, a lot of WEIRD things have happened the first 3 episodes.......

[ .. From "Brad Veenvliet" .. ] ] I heard a rumor at work the last little while that Susan isn't really ]dead. The writers are going to string the show along a few weeks and then ]George will "wake up" and she will be right there (and he still won't want ]to marry her). I was wondering if anyone else had heard this, and if there ]was any truth to this....

I liked that idea...when it was called _Dallas_. (No, I don't think I liked it then, either...)

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kcw

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But it would be a great parody of Dallas. I thought that there might be something like this going on. It just seemed like last year the show treated a death with such a blaze attitude, it just seemed weird. I would love to see a Dalllasesque story line, I always liked Susan.

Eduard Paul Dordea wrote:

:In article :[email] (kevin c welch) writes:

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Oh God, PLEASE say it isn't so! Please! If they bring Susan and the accompanying plot back, I will truly have to reconsider watching the show! And I don't want to do that!

"Brad Veenvliet" wrote:

That's never gonna happen, my friend.

"The Hamptons" will be shown in syndication on Oct. 24

In article , [email] (debbie) wrote: ==>"Brad Veenvliet" wrote: ==> ==>> I heard a rumor at work the last little while that Susan isn't really ==>>dead. The writers are going to string the show along a few weeks and then ==>>George will "wake up" and she will be right there (and he still won't want ==>>to marry her). I was wondering if anyone else had heard this, and if there ==>>was any truth to this.... ==> ==>> I suppose it could happen, a lot of WEIRD things have happened the first 3 ==>>episodes....... ==> ==> ==>That's never gonna happen, my friend. ==> ==>______________________________________________________ ==>"The Hamptons" will be shown in syndication on Oct. 24 ==>

It happened on "Dallas."

[email] (Denise Lauron) wrote:

Well, duh! It also happened on Bob Newhart and Married With Children. But it's never gonna happen ON SEINFLED my friend (appologies to Paul Riser there). "The Hamptons" will be shown in syndication on Oct. 24
	The death of susan was the ultimate in Seinfeld irony.  In a show
with supposedly no real plot, this plotline was dragged on way too long.
The thing that bothers me is that Jerry's bargain with George was dropped
at the beginning of the season.  It was merely dismissed in a convesation
We didn't even get to see him really squirm. Shouldn't we have come to expect
more by now?
						J.P.

If you are referring to Jeneane Garafolo's speedy exit from the show, I have to admit, it was pretty weak. Jerry got off way too easy. They work the Susan/George thing way too long, and didn't even give Jerry's a chance to develop.

Palivoda James J wrote in article ...

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