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[NotTheGuyYouKill]

I can't be the only one who got that vibe from him before the actual episode where he was suspected of being a serial killer, right?

 

[Ushojax]

All of the main characters in Seinfeld are deranged sociopaths, they could all be serial killers.

 

[numble]

Jerry kills all his girlfriends.

 

[Nokagi]

Would've made the show 10x better.

 

[usea]

I can't be the only one who got that vibe from him before the actual episode where he was suspected of being a serial killer, right?

Definitely does not strike me as the serial killer type. At all.

 

[Joe Shlabotnik]

All of the main characters in Seinfeld are deranged sociopaths, they could all be serial killers.

Kramer is really the least sociopathic and manipulative by a long shot.

 

[Lkr]

Kramer is really the least sociopathic and manipulative by a long shot.

he is the only character that other people on the show like. he is even friends with newman

 

[Drazgul]

Definitely does not strike me as the serial killer type. At all.

Yeah they're always the quiet, polite type.

 

[Reiko]

Well in the last episode he's where he belongs.

 

[NotTheGuyYouKill]

Definitely does not strike me as the serial killer type. At all.

What about George? George could definitely be a serial killer. Jerry's just a horrific narcissist, but George... I could see him as a hunter of women.

 

[Surface of Me]

I like to think I walk the line between Kramer/George. Are you calling me a serial killer OP?

 

[TheNatural]

Early Seinfeld they were like regular people who would think the same way about quirky things as other people. At some point they became ultra exaggerated parodies of themselves. Probably around the time when Susan died in the plot and they went to basically cold hearted assholes.

 

[NotTheGuyYouKill]

I like to think I walk the line between Kramer/George. Are you calling me a serial killer OP?

 

[strobogo]

I feel like Kramer could be a guy who would unknowingly be a serial killer. George, though, definitely seems like a dude who killed a few women, though in a rage and not planned out.

 

[Green Mamba]

Serial killer? No. If he was leading any unusual double life it would have to be drug dealer, not serial killer. I mean, he had to be getting his money from somewhere.

EDIT: Yeah, Kramer was easily the least sociopathic person on the show. And George couldn't have been a serial killer either, he's way too neurotic and nervous. He can't keep a secret either, it's a defining character trait.

 

[hertog]

Serial killer? No. If he was leading any unusual double life it would have to be drug dealer, not serial killer. I mean, he had to be getting his money from somewhere.

I always see him as Donald Duck, every week some new plot/job to earn some money.

 

[Clydefrog]

but Kramer's afraid he's gonna drop dead

 

[adamsappel]

All of the main characters in Seinfeld are deranged sociopaths, they could all be serial killers.

They really were a horrible bunch of people, weren't they? I would never want friends like that. It's what made the last episode so great, that they acknowledged it and people got angry.

 

[Az987]

All serial killers aren't sociopaths.

Kramer kind of has an Ed Gein vibe going on.

 

[StuBurns]

The serial killer who is killing Jerry look-a-likes, in that episode where he tries to unbreak up with a girl so he doesn't have to walk home, I suspect was Elaine.

 

[The Boat]

You should watch Problem Child.

 

[Randolph Freelander]

But is he a good tipper.

 

[fluffydelusions]

 

[Agnostic]

Has there ever been a show where the writing team wrote a character as a serial killer or some kind of monster but it never was presented as such?

I would enjoy knowing about an inside joke.

 

[Pavaloo]

It seems completely possible.

Spoiler

That he was framed

 

[fluffydelusions]

It seems completely possible.

Spoiler

That he was framed

lol

 

[MormaPope]

Jerry goes through enough girlfriends to make me suspect him, any girlfriend that he broke up with that didn't appear later in the series is a woman he murdered.

 

[MisterHero]

Kramer isn't a serial killer, Kramer's Batman

 

[Wag]

Newman ate all his ex-girlfriends.

 

[Azure Dream]

What about George? George could definitely be a serial killer. Jerry's just a horrific narcissist, but George... I could see him as a hunter of women.

I can hear him doing that frustrated yelling when they say the wrong thing...

 

[trinest]

Well George looks like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enrico_Colantoni, who plays Elias in Person of Interest.

 

[fluffydelusions]

I can hear him doing that frustrated yelling when they say the wrong thing...

The one where it's the top down view where he is screaming and the camera is spinning? Ugh so want a gif of that.

 

[Grassclipper]

I feel like Kramer could be a guy who would unknowingly be a serial killer. George, though, definitely seems like a dude who killed a few women, though in a rage and not planned out.

Spoiler

Jason Alexander in Criminal Minds

 

[NotTheGuyYouKill]

Well George looks like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enrico_Colantoni, who plays Elias in Person of Interest.

Elias isn't a serial killer though.

Spoiler

Jason Alexander in Criminal Minds

Looks so skeevy.

Kramer isn't a serial killer, Kramer's Batman

How so?

Newman ate all his ex-girlfriends.

She was delicious, Jerry.

 

[Apoc29]

The cemetery called. They're running out of you.

 

[wenis]

I don't even think George is capable of being a serial killer. He's too... anxious and neurotic to do it and get that Serial Killer label. Jerry isn't really capable of it either. He's a neat freak at his core. The most these guys would get away with is a single murder and they'd either break and confess or be found out.

Kramer is too real. He's probably the most sincere of the group and one that knows right from wrong (at least within the context of the show, morals are played pretty loose the entire series).

The one you need to watch out for is Elaine. She can be goody two shoes one minute and the other a complete psychopath. Even later down the series she really starts to lash out a bit and is outwardly aggressive with all of her friends.

Elaine Benez is the real killer.

 

[blame space]

She was delicious, Jerry.

 

[CrazyDude]

Pretty much all the main character can be considered serial killers.

 

[HappyBivouac]

 

[Byakuya769]

Elaine could get it though.

 

[blame space]

and pam.. could pam ever get it. pam!

 

[Redberyl]

Elaine Benez is the real killer.

Agreed, she started the chain of events that nearly killed Independent George.

 

[Slurmer]

The cemetery called. They're running out of you.

Pretty good.

Spoiler

prettyyyy prettyyyy good

 

[we.are.the.armada]

And he's just pretending to be a bumbling, clumsy jackass all of the time? Damn that would be creepy... and perfect!

 

[Randolph Freelander]

My money is on Peterman.

 

[Tetra-9]

How so?

Elaine says that Kramer's Batman on the show and he even admitted it

 

[blame space]

george says that kramer's batman, not elaine.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AeooRXYmOu8

 

[Randolph Freelander]

Batman also punched out Mickey Mantle

 

[Tetra-9]

Ah thanks for the correction. +1 point for Costanza

 

[Synth_floyd]

Has there ever been a show where the writing team wrote a character as a serial killer or some kind of monster but it never was presented as such?

I would enjoy knowing about an inside joke.

The closest thing to that would be maybe Stewie on family guy. I don't mean about him killing his mother in the early episodes but how he's gay but they leave it ambiguous. However, I think recently they gave up on making it ambiguous and it's pretty obvious now.