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Old 09-06-2012, 07:54 PM   #1
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Default Why did George proposed to Susan when it was obvious she wasn't his type?

Looking at the episode with him fantasizing over Marisa Tormei but was already engaged to Susan? The way he was acting when he found out Marisa Tomei liked him was like he was single and available.
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Looking at the episode with him fantasizing over Marisa Tormei but was already engaged to Susan? The way he was acting when he found out Marisa Tomei liked him was like he was single and available.
Well he ends up kinda, sorta, accidentally killing her, so it all works out
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Well he ends up kinda, sorta, accidentally killing her, so it all works out

Remember the episode when he was in bed cuddling with her and he looked like he wanted to cry because he had the look like........"I don't want to be here"

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I love when he's at Susan's funeral and he doesn't show any remorse whatsoever! And when Jerry, Elaine and Kramer are with him at the hospital and he comes out and tells them that Susan died. They look at them and tell him that they're sorry, but he's not upset in the least!
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I love when he's at Susan's funeral and he doesn't show any remorse whatsoever! And when Jerry, Elaine and Kramer are with him at the hospital and he comes out and tells them that Susan died. They look at them and tell him that they're sorry, but he's not upset in the least!

Exactly, he was never attracted to Susan at all. Poor susan, George caused her to lose her job and accidently killed her.
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Exactly, he was never attracted to Susan at all. Poor susan, George caused her to lose her job and accidently killed her.
miss sue should have just stayed a lesbian.. she would be alive today
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Exactly, he was never attracted to Susan at all. Poor susan, George caused her to lose her job and accidently killed her.
Don't forget that because of him, her father's cabin burned down, and he inadvertently exposed Mr. Ross as a closet homosexual.

Poor Susan!
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I never liked Susan, either, but then I didn't like the way they got rid of her.
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I couldnt stand Susan. She was too bossy and annoying. I would have acted single too towards Marissa Tomei if I had a ball and chain like Susan around me. He should have just backed out of the wedding but I think he was too chicken to do so.
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I couldnt stand Susan. She was too bossy and annoying. I would have acted single too towards Marissa Tomei if I had a ball and chain like Susan around me. He should have just backed out of the wedding but I think he was too chicken to do so.

The funniest scene is when he was HUGGED UP with her in the bedroom and looking depressed
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The relationship between George and Susan didn't really make sense. She was from a wealthy family and George was a loser. She could have done a lot better than him.
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The reason must be, he thought it would boost his ego if he could "turn" her.
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