TMC
04-30-2015, 12:58 AM
http://uproxx.com/tv/2015/04/seinfeld-enemy-ranking/#page/1
There’s no question that the gang on Seinfeld has a void where empathy, compassion, or anything resembling a moral compass should be. While Kramer, George, and Elaine are each flawed in their own ways and have their own adversaries, it’s Jerry who perhaps racked up the longest list of foes over the show’s nine season run. Sure, Jerry maintains the appearance of well-mannered Jewish boy next door with his perfectly white sneakers and impeccably clean apartment, but this is a man who robbed an old woman like a hungry predator.
To mark the occasion of real-life Jerry Seinfeld’s birthday, and to remind you that the entire series is coming to HULU — in case the near-continuous loop of episodes on TBS weren’t enough — I’ve decided to compile a list of fictional Jerry’s arch enemies and rank them. His mother might have a hard time believing how anybody could not like him, but there were plenty of characters who didn’t find his act funny.
There’s no question that the gang on Seinfeld has a void where empathy, compassion, or anything resembling a moral compass should be. While Kramer, George, and Elaine are each flawed in their own ways and have their own adversaries, it’s Jerry who perhaps racked up the longest list of foes over the show’s nine season run. Sure, Jerry maintains the appearance of well-mannered Jewish boy next door with his perfectly white sneakers and impeccably clean apartment, but this is a man who robbed an old woman like a hungry predator.
To mark the occasion of real-life Jerry Seinfeld’s birthday, and to remind you that the entire series is coming to HULU — in case the near-continuous loop of episodes on TBS weren’t enough — I’ve decided to compile a list of fictional Jerry’s arch enemies and rank them. His mother might have a hard time believing how anybody could not like him, but there were plenty of characters who didn’t find his act funny.