The apartment from friends came under a lot of scrutiny for being incredibly large, although for most of the first few seasons the occupants were mostly unemployed or on the salaries of the waiting staff.
The same is true of Fraser, the Big Bang Theory, and Sex and the City; all sitcoms are set to an alternative reality where no one has to make any money to pay the extortionate rent. However, according to a recent Reddit discovery, Seinfeld has gone one-step further, apparently set in a world where the laws of physics do not apply to real estate.
The same is true of Fraser, the Big Bang Theory, and Sex and the City; all sitcoms are set to an alternative reality where no one has to make any money to pay the extortionate rent. However, according to a recent Reddit discovery, Seinfeld has gone one-step further, apparently set in a world where the laws of physics do not apply to real estate.
Throughout the nine seasons, it did not take long for Jerry, Ellen, George and Kramer to notice that when they came out of Jerry’s apartment and walked right through the corridor, they walked through the space their kitchen supposed to. No corridor simply bends before you say it. There are many sets of scenes in the hallway that show that the kitchen went right where it was supposed to be.
People were amazed and certainly mentioned a lot about Bizarro World, or found a match at Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining Overlook Hotel. In the minds of many, Seinfeld has become a horror show. Okay. “I think you need to delete this post and … right back. You don’t need to know the truth,” one user wrote in response. “Just delete it and pretend they never posted you.” Obviously, the weird layout is certainly a production error, but it still puts a sitcom in a place where the laws of physics do not apply and without masturbating, and they were busy competing to see who could be the longest lasting without soup nazis.
