The Fabulous Foursome
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Elaine Benis
The Sponge girl that
believes in
abortion, and who dates an ever changing cast of
boyfriends. |
Jerry Seinfeld
The stand up
comedian
who's real life is funnier than any standup skit |
George Costanza
The short, bald man,
that aspires to be an architect and is obsessed
with sex. |
Cosmo Kramer
The tall lanky fool
that always has some scheme in motion. |
Other Characters
George's
Girlfriends
Including Susan, the George Hater,
Marisa Tomei, the Convict, and more |
Elaine's
Boyfriends
Including David Puddy, the Whiz, the Got
No Green Lantern, and more |
Jerry's
Girlfriends
Including the Virgin, the toy collector,
the tractor story girl, and more |
Other
Characters
Including Newman, the Soup Nazi, Jackie
Chiles, the Bubble Boy, and more. |
Essays and Themes about the Show
Why
"Nothing" is interesting.
Seinfeld is the show about nothing so just what
is "nothing" and why is nothing so
interesting. |
Plot lines that twist,
turn, then converge.
By the final scene of each episode a series of
separate plots and capers comes together via an
ending of irony and unlikely scenarios. |
How the
characters complement each other.
George, and Jerry act as big childlike friends,
Elaine serves as their female acquaintaince, and
Kramer serves as the scheme maker that often
brings them all together. |
The
Settings
A show about nothing is composed largely of
settings which are totally ordinary at least on
the surface. |
The
Jerry/Newman rivalry
Just why do they hate each other so much and how
do they always manage to be around each other. |
Superman
From villains, to music, Superman is never far
from being mentioned |
Terms
from the Show
Covering the shows unique vocabulary
such as low talker, anti-dentite, festivus,
closing the vault, spongeworthy, and
more. |
References
to Movies
Covers obscure movie references used during the
show for movies like Last of the Mohicans, Star
Trek, The English Patient, and more.. |
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