Jerry Sinfield and Eline did not meet for a good reason

One of the things that really separated from “Sinfield” from its peers in the comic play was complete lack of interest in any kind of will-no-with the main characters Jerry and Eline. Well, the show included little of this dynamic – Jerry and Eline’s history before the show and sometimes delivered in the same show – but it seems that the book did not care about the two as a couple.

In an interview 2024 with The TimesJulia Luis Drifus (Eileen) explained that NBC’s executives were pushing a romantic story between Jerry and Eline, but a certain writer in the show was strongly against her. “But Larry (David) was not biased at this point,” she explained. “The offer was built on doing things that were outside the base, so doing something stereotype would have been in a typical display.”

When the exhibition surrendered to the demands of the network for some Jerry/Eline’s works, they always did it with an atmosphere of malicious compliance. In the “deal” for the second season, Jerry and Elin briefly became two friends with benefits, and The CEO Sinfield appears to be frustrated due to the lack of tension involved In the sex -based story.

Although the show did not follow any kind of romance Jerry/Elaine, they seem to confront Jelaine trucks from time to time. It is possible that the most anxious example is the series conclusion of the series: there is a scene in which the plane they are exposed to, which raises Elien to give a clear romantic recognition to Jerry. But before you can get out of the words, the rights of the plane themselves, and realize that it will not die. The moment when the threat of death is behind, she never revealed what she wanted to say.

This relationship makes a fun sabotage of the audience’s expectations, because the common comic play game is to associate the remaining characters remaining in the conclusion of the series. For example, “Friends” waited until the last minutes of the time of operation to give Ross and Rashil their happy end, while “MAD Men” (not the comic play, but still a funny show) a sudden romantic recognition between Peggy and Stan. Even “NBC”, a comic play in early 2010 that participated in a lot of contempt for Larry David for serious romantic arches, at least had her will/she did not accept it several times before the credits rolled.

When the first part of the conclusion of “Sinfield” was distinguished by a semi -romantic recognition between Jerry and Eline, it was natural that we expected the second half to pay this topic in some way. Instead, Larry David and the other writers gave us the mostly cold and non -emotional comic series. Not every fan was happy with the results, including Jerry Sinfield regret the endBut we can certainly respect David’s stubborn commitment to his principles. The episode is to be chased David’s conclusion “curb your enthusiasm”, “ Larry Catons also made his mistake in placing the “Senefeld” gang in prison. David said early that he would not make Jerry and Eline an element, and hold his word.