Seinfeld can be one of the best sitcoms of all timeBut this does not mean that the show was always at the top of its game. As a series of comedy series since the 1990s, it existed in the cultural space of the era and attracted its humor of things that could fly then ... And in some cases, this led to fungi that are deeply unpleasant in retrospect.

The main example of the spinning show and is extremely missing with the jokes is Seinfeld Season 9, Episode 10, "Strike". The episode has cemented its place in the history of pop culture thanks to the focus of the beautiful integration holiday known as Festivus, but there is also a very less savory sub-tail of the Jerryi (Jerry Seinfeld), Gwen (Karen Finnman) date. During the episode, it is very happy about the way several characters - including jerryers - consider Gwen as extremely attractive in flattery lighting, but far less in other circumstances, resulting in several misunderstandings and a very predictable disaster in the relationship. In the interior of the episode, Explain writer Dan O'Keef That the inspiration for Gwen's story was a combination of Batman's personal experience and villain with a two person whose face is known between the regular side and the terribly damaged:

"It was based on a real woman I went to college, which would occasionally try to access, and then she turns her head and light will catch together, and she would look like a deep creature. She was alternately beautiful and improper. Looking at it.

Not only did O'Keef confirm that two person served as a direct inspiration for Gwen, but the characters also discuss this in the episode. Orches (Asoneyson Alexander) even labels the "syndrome" of the variable look as if Gwen be a "two-person", followed by jerryers to inquire if George is alluding to Batman's villain. (Georgeorge claims it is not, but he brazenly permits the reference.)

The entire sub -proprietary and reactions of the different characters of Gwen's perceived unattractive in certain lighting serves as another reminder that Seinfeld's main characters are terrible. Their extremely small and self-centered nature, after all, is the cornerstone of the whole show. However, Seinfeld has managed to communicate this brilliant time and time again, but Gwen's story fails to do so. Instead, it is flat miroginist and not even funny.

Extracted from context, it is well known that individual chapters of Seinfeld have a negative impact - for example, Bill Murray despised Seinfeld because of the only terrible episode. However, the story "Two Person" is probably even worse, because it holds like a sick thumb in the episode that is full of "Seinfeld" panties like The festivus itself and the guest star Kevin McDonald's Denim Elec. Thanks to these better moments, the "strike" did not do so on the movie /film list Seinfeld episodes that get olderBut below the Gwen's power still serves as a reminder that the show's record is far from unnoticed.