season 4, episode 15 'the shoes', Jerry pervs at a 15 year old girl's cleavage and pokes George, who gets caught. 'get a good look'? he is asked.
Please explain how this was ever appropriate to put in a comedy?
They could have easily chosen an 18 year old girl...but they chose FIFTEEN!
Sorry, but that's pedoish.
Which might explain why Jerry Seinfeld was dating a school girl for a while.
it was definitely cringe..
shareI understand the modern generations attempting to outlaw sex, something they don't understand, and are confused by their own genders, but it's all okay, as the next generation will rebel away from all that, and re-remember how it all works, and these types of questions will be rendered inane.
If you are really wanting to understand, I can suggest looking into classes at a local university about "human sexuality", while doing some side research on why teen pregnancy exists at all. It could be very enlightening.
Amen. A bunch of prudes looking for something to get offended by.
shareI'm glad to have grown up in a time where people still had a sense of humor and we could watch real comedy. A lot of people nowadays just love to be miserable.
shareI'm not letting these latter-day Puritans spoil my fun! If I want to watch Seinfeld or anything else I find funny, I'm not going to listen to hypersensitive snowflakes easily offended by everything.
shareLMAO...WE ARE SPEAKING ABOUT A PRODUCED NETWORK SHOW FEATURING GROWN ADULT MEN OGLING A 15 YEAR OLD GIRL....YOUR GENERIC BULLSHITTY COMMENT DOES NOT APPLY.
shareI'm reminded of a Motley Crue song about Traci Lords: "She's only fifteen. She's the reason - the reason that I can't sleep. You say illegal. I say legal's never been my scene."
shareTHAT IS FAIRLY GROSS.
shareIn the late '80s, ephebophilia was to hard rock what body swap stories were to movies. There is a song by Winger whose chorus goes: "She's only seventeen. I used to give her love, like I've never seen. She's only seventeen. Daddy says she's too young, but she's old enough for me."
shareALSO FAIRLY GROSS.
shareThere is an episode where Jerry says:-
"You mean the panties your mother laid out for you?"
He says that while attempting dirty talk...
When they initially noticed her, I don't think they realized she was fifteen, because she appeared more mature. The whole point of the situation is the awkward dilemma, once they find out, of noticing a sexually attractive minor. We can be thankful that the boot of wokeness was not yet on the neck of comedy in the 1990s.
It's illegal for an adult to have sex with a minor. It's neither illegal nor immoral for an adult to notice and appreciate the fully developed body of a minor. Actually, it's completely natural and unavoidable. Any man who has seen an attractive, voluptuous fifteen-year-old female and claims not to have looked closely or cared is either a homosexual or a liar.
No, I just watched it. They are told by her NBC executive father that his daughter is coming over, who is 15. And George says 'such a fun age!'
Her being 15 was part of the joke.
They thought it would be funnier if they are perving on a girl they know to be just 15.
Not even 'sweet 16'. 15!
I remember watching this in the 1990s when I was a teen and I thought it was weird then. As an adult, I'm just grossed out by it.
you couldn't even hear the "woosh" it was so far over your head
There is nothing perverted about finding a physically mature female attractive. Regardless of the age.
Sexual grounding keeps us from acting upon it but ONLY sexual grounding.
On a base level, if a person, male or female, is old enough to to procreate, that is what they are supposed to be doing. Modern society has developed to a point where we can delay this inevitability but that is very recent.