The bigger question is, was it actually Grossbard or a look-alike that Kramer saw at the airport? 5 Lomez Kramer would only go to such lengths to track down someone who was real. He even buys a plane ticket and boards Grossbard’s flight just to confront him. Not to mention, in “The Airport,” Kramer is determined to track him down to be repaid. How Real He Is: Kramer’s recollection of his loan to Grossbard is so vivid - and his emotions so raw - that it’s hard to believe Kramer would be making him up. He’s becoming a minimalist.” George asks, “Is that the guy who likes fat women ?” Who He Is: Kramer slid into Jerry’s apartment with a video camera, saying it was from his friend Spector.
Kramer only mentions him this one time, and if Kramer truly had a cop friend, he could have helped him during all the times Kramer got arrested, including in the Season Seven episode “The Wig Master” when the police mistakenly thought Kramer was a pimp. On the other hand, we think Doug’s existence is suspicious. Kramer was probably bopping around police and fire stations when he met Doug. In another episode, Kramer mentions “he would give it all up to be a fireman ” and even drives the back of a fire truck. We find out in the Season Six episode “The Scofflaw” that Kramer decided not to pursue a career in law enforcement for fear of being shot. How Real Is He: If Doug is real, Kramer probably met him during the period of his life when he was interested in becoming a cop. ” Kramer retorts, “Well, my friend Jay Riemenschneider eats horse all the time.
Who He Is: When Elaine and Kramer have a misunderstanding about trading her bike in exchange for Kramer fixing her neck pain, she says that she was using a figure of speech, not being literal, like when people say, “I’m so hungry I could eat a horse. Which compels us to rank these unseen characters based on how much we believe they exist. But to Jerry’s point, there were several of Kramer’s pals who we would hear about yet never see on screen. We meet some of Kramer’s friends on Seinfeld, including his holistic healer Tor Eckman, bootlegging pal Brody and death-wishing frenemy Franklin Delano Romanowski. How come I never see any of these people?” To which Kramer quickly countered, “They wanna know why they never see you!”Ĭlick right here to get the best of Cracked sent to your inbox. A curious Jerry Seinfeld once questioned Kramer, noting, “You sure have a lot of friends.
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