History Headscratchers / Seinfeld

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*** It wasn't just bad luck. George's girlfriend Cheryl was a lawyer who tried to keep Babu from being deported. When she find out George and Jerry had been lying to her, she dropped Babu's case, causing him to get deported. Presumably she told Babu exactly why she wouldn't help him anymore, explaning why he blames them for it.

** I'm not quite sure if it was ever stated outright if Nina slept with George or not. Anyway, the whole "Betrayal" was once again George's neurotic tendencies making something out of nothing. A good amount of his desire for Nina came from the fact that Jerry never slept with her. Once he found out that he had (and at the exact same time he introduced her to him) he felt "betrayed". You could also make an argument that George was concerned that the two would get back together, but his actions (and Nina's total lack of desire for Jerry in the rest of the episode outside of that one scene) suggest that George felt cheated because Jerry slept with her before him. This isn't ithe first time this has happened either; in "The Hamptons" George threw a fit because everyone saw his girlfriend topless before he did. In fact one of his lines from that episode perfectly sums up his actions in both cases:

* With so many people on this show - both on and off camera - being Jewish, how is it this show never did a Hanukkah episode? This show seems to be just before [[PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad networks really went overboard with political correctness]], but I find it a little interesting with so many Jews involved with the show, there's never any celebration of Hanukkah.

** It's quite possible that the woman was emplyed by a cleaning company that is completely seperate to the company George works for. For example, the owners of the buliding hire the cleaning company to clean all floors of the building, while George's company simply rent a floor in said building. That way George and the cleaning lady interact in the same office but have completely different employers.

** Out-of-universe, Cranston could also have been required to wear particular styles or facial hair for other roles that he had; actors are sometimes contractually obliged to develop or keep a particular look for a character (if they're doing a nightly theatre production, or a feature film where they might be called to set at irregular intervals over a period of months, and so on) that they'll have to wear in other, smaller roles that they might also get during the production. So on some occasions Cranston might have had another role which, say, required him to have a beard and the ''Seinfeld'' producers were okay with him keeping it since, hey, who cares if Jerry's dentist has a beard this time? In-universe, as above, Tim's probably just one of those people who's constantly trying out a new look.

** Might also be a case of: "I may be stocky but I'm not as bad as ''that'' guy!"

* Another question regarding "[[GrandFinale The Finale]]": why is it when they were found guilty, the Rabbi started cheering with everyone else in the courtroom, but then afterward, as the courtroom empties, he sits there sulking alongside Jerry's folks?

* How on earth do people think the characters are bad? Minus, George and perhaps early Elaine, they all seem to have misunderstandings rather than any actual malice. Even the last bit of making fun of a fat guy getting robbed was more out of thoughtlessness than malice. Now "Friends" on the other hand, very unlikable. Even the song of the clip sow with Green Day is much more happier and warm than the suicidal snobby Everlanse song on the "Friends" finale. Making fun of a tomboy, making fun of autistic people? Nothing likable about that. Plus they are assholes to each other. Even if they are equally likable, they're still white supremacists. Why are some people so dumb and forgetful. The countless times the "Seinfeld" gang tried to help others, although sometimes it backfired and they made mistakes. Jerry even apologized to his girlfriend in season 9 to beg her to come into the apartment to avoid being hurt by the man he thought was the Lopper, although that turned out to be one of George's pals instead.

* In "The Frogger", George and Jerry go to the pizza place they used to frequent and discover that George's high score on ''VideoGame/{{Frogger}}'' has never been beaten. Since the pizza place is closing, George decides to buy the machine so that his achievement will last forever, but Jerry points out that the score will be lost when they unplug the game to move it. So, this pizza place has never had a power failure since George racked up his high score? [[note]] Furthermore, it's established on ''Series/MadAboutYou'' that it takes place in the same universe as
* ''Seinfeld'' and that show had an episode where Jamie blacked out the entire city. [[/note]]

* [[WhatDoesSheSeeInHim What did Susan see in George anyway?]] She was a successful NBC executive, he's a perpetually unemployed loser. [[UglyGuyHotWife She's even much better-looking than him.]] Did he have a great sense of humour or something? And why did she want to marry him when it was obvious he didn't want to go through with it? Was she just settling for the first decent guy to come along? [[SuddenlySexuality Maybe she really was a lesbian]], and George was TheBeard.

* How on earth do people think the characters are bad? Minus, George and perhaps early Elaine, they all seem to have misunderstandings rather than any actual malice. Even the last bit of making fun of a fat guy getting robbed was more out of thoughtlessness than malice. Now "Friends" on the other hand, very unlikable. Even the song of the clip sow with Green Day is much more happier and warm than the suicidal snobby Everlanse song on the "Friends" finale. Making fun of a tomboy, making fun of autistic people? Nothing likable about that. Plus they are assholes to each other. Even if they are equally likable, they're still white supremacists.
Why are some people so dumb and forgetful. The countless times the "Seinfeld" gang tried to help others, although sometimes it backfired and they made mistakes. Jerry even apologized to his girlfriend in season 9 to beg her to come into the apartment to avoid being hurt by the man he thought was the Lopper, although that turned out to be one of George's pals instead.

* How on earth do people think the characters are bad. Minus, George and perhaps early Elaine, they all seem to have misunderstandings rather than any actual malice. Even the last bit of making fun of a fat guy getting robbed was more out of thoughtlessness than malice. Now "Friends" on the other hand, very unlikable. Making fun of a tomboy, making fun of autistic people. Why are some people so dumb and forgetful. The countless times the gang tried to help others. Jerry even apologized to his girlfriend in season 9 to beg her to come into the apartment to avoid being hurt by the man he thought was the Lopper, although that turned out to be one of George's pals instead.

* In "The Frogger", George and Jerry go to the pizza place they used to frequent and discover that George's high score on ''VideoGame/{{Frogger}}'' has never been beaten. Since the pizza place is closing, George decides to buy the machine so that his achievement will last forever, but Jerry points out that the score will be lost when they unplug the game to move it. So, this pizza place has never had a power failure since George racked up his high score? [[note]] Furthermore, it's established on ''Series/MadAboutYou'' that it takes place in the same universe as ''Seinfeld'' and that show had an episode where Jamie blacked out the entire city. [[/note]]