Seinfeld 10 ShortTerm Love Interests Who Deserved More
Seinfeld: 10 Short-Term Love Interests Who Deserved More
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Jerry, Elaine, George, and Kramer dated several different people on Seinfeld. These short-term love interests, in particular, deserved a lot better.
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Jerry, Elaine, George, and Kramer’s penchant for serial dating is astounding. The four friends would meet the right kind of people at the right time. They’d dig a person and yet somehow act cynical and pull the plug on their respective relationships.
Seinfeld’s eccentric four would also frequently bail on relationships for the most ridiculous reasons. By doing so, some love-interests went unnoticed, while others remained undervalued and deserved better from their partners.
10 Sheila
Jerry was usually a reserved person around his girlfriends. However, after watching him get lovey-dovey with Sheila in “The Soup Nazi,” it’s safe to say she made him a very happy man. Sheila was a warm person who didn’t shy away from the very public declarations of adoration towards her love-interest.
The couple called each other ‘Schmoopie.’ Their PDA caused discomfort to George, Elaine, and the soup chef, Yev Kassem. Jerry admitted Sheila was an affectionate person but mentally they couldn’t quite make the connection. In all fairness, he had chosen Yev’s soup over his adorable girlfriend at the soup kitchen. It’s unimaginable how anyone could get past that!
9 Tina Robbins
Elaine’s former roommate, Tina Robbins briefly dated the hipster doofus, Kramer. Judging by their African dance in “The Truth,” it’s safe to say they were a wild and spontaneous couple who loved spending quality time together. Tina also aided Kramer in amplifying his physical comedy.
That Kramer didn’t have to be anxious or approval-seeking around Tina is a telling argument in favor of their compatibility. The two made a perfect pair and seemed happy together.
8 Victoria
George wallows over his past-decisions in the Season 5 finale “The Opposite,” concluding his wrong instincts have led to failures thus far. He decides to try the opposite, starting with ordering chicken salad on rye instead of tuna on toast at Monk’s Cafe. As a consequence, he’s able to get the attention of a girl who’s ordered the same lunch as him.
It’s kind of endearing how George immediately tells this girl about his living-with-the-parents and unemployment situation. She accepts this with empathy and proceeds to introduce herself as Victoria. Her ability to accept George for who he was showed she was a hell of a woman and a real sport. Sadly, Victoria was never seen on Seinfeld, again.
7 Aaron
Elaine’s close-talker of a boyfriend, Aaron was really a good person, deep down. He also had a terrific fashion sense and a mesmerizing deep voice. Aaron was nice enough to show Jerry’s parents, Morty and Helen Seinfeld around New York. Since Elaine was a less affectionate person, she was unable to get along with him.
So, when she inquired how come Aaron had asked the Seinfelds to go to the museum with him, he said they were in from out of town and thought they would enjoy it. Aaron was understandably a little too much for Elaine; nevertheless, he was good company.
6 Marion
Kramer made a bunch of assumptions about Marion the minute he set eyes on her in “The Library.” Thereafter, he began to show interest in her, and the two of them were able to strike up a conversation easily.
The couple was involved in a forbidden romance, hiding their relationship from the library cop, Joe Bookman. Marion and Kramer’s love had elements of instant attraction, secrecy, and overpowering emotions, not to mention, the strong effect she had on him.
5 Joel Rifkin
There’s nothing to pick on Joel Rifkin, except he shared his name with a real-life serial killer. He dated Elaine in “The Masseuse,” and she liked him enough to defend his name in front of her co-workers. Elaine wished Joel had a different name and suggested he legally change it to Deion Rifkin.
She was also particularly excited about the name O.J. Rifkin, but of course, the man in question wasn’t. Though their relationship was doomed from the very beginning, Joel was one of the few decent dates Elaine had on Seinfeld.
4 Hal Kitzmiller
Hal Kitzmiller and Elaine had a lovely time on their park-date in “The Nap.” He revealed he suffered from back pain and therefore took care to keep it healthy. He bought all his furniture from an ergonomic store and took it upon himself to deliver a custom-designed mattress to Elaine’s apartment.
Elaine initially took offense to Hal’s sweet gesture but later admitted it was the nicest thing anyone had ever done for her. Hal was a genuinely nice person who wanted his girlfriend to have all the comfort and support she deserved.
3 Lois
An ardent Superman fan, Jerry was excited to be dating a woman named Lois – an obvious reference to the DC fictional character, Lois Lane. He loved saying her name and impersonating Superman while so doing. Their brief time together in “The Race” was a whirlwind romance since Lois worked for Jerry’s high-school rival, Duncan Meyer.
In a track race in ninth grade, Jerry had accidentally gotten an early headstart and beat Duncan. The two men were going to have the rematch of the same race, after all these years. The saddest part was not being able to know what transpired between the couple after Jerry dubiously won the rematch. Lois had earnestly cheered Jerry on and in the end, invited him to take a trip to Hawaii with her.
2 Gwen
Breaking up is hard, but a girl like Gwen knows how to do it respectfully. In “The Lip Reader,” she gave George Costanza the ‘It’s not you, it’s me’ speech because she didn’t want to hurt his feelings.
George shut her down saying, “You’re giving me the ‘It’s not you, it’s me’ routine? I invented ‘It’s not you, it’s me!’ Nobody tells me it’s them, not me. If it’s anybody, it’s me!” He later suspected Gwen must have seen him messily eating his hot fudge sundae at a tennis game on TV. The TV announcers had made a couple of cracks about George, yet, Gwen chose to break-up in a sensitive way.
1 Meryl
When Courteney Cox’s Meryl bid goodbye to Jerry, she lovingly kept his maple syrup bottle and dashed out the door. Meryl, the titular character of “The Wife” kept an I-love-you-count with Jerry, and the two had a hearty conversation on their pancake date. She pretended to be his wife to get a discount on dry cleaning.
Meryl broke it off with Jerry the moment she found out he’d pretend-married another woman and let her avail his dry cleaning discount. It’s no secret Jerry was the petty one in almost all of his relationships. Meryl was just too perfect to be with a neurotic person like him.
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