Seinfeld: 4 Times We Hated Elaine

Seinfeld is a famous sitcom TV series, which was created by Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld. It aired on NBC on July 5, 1989. In this series, George Costanza, Elaine Benes, and Cosmo Kramer play the characters of Jason Alexander, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Michael Richards, respectively. Jerry Seinfeld portrays a fictional version of himself in the series and is in the lead role. Elaine is Jerry’s ex-girlfriend and now one of his best friends. George, Elaine, Cosmo, and Jerry are four best friends in the series, but Elaine is somewhere different from the other three. She experiences a lot of troubles in the series and desperately desires to get married. In this article, we have discussed some of the scenes from the series where fans hated Elaine.

When She Tries To Convert A Gay Man

If we talk about the romantic life of Elaine, she appears to be an insane personality. In her desire to get married early, she desperately tries to find the right person for her, but every time she finds herself in various complicated situations. Elaine spends some time with Roberts and soon learns that he is gay. After knowing that Robert is a gay man, she tries to convert him, but Robert disappoints her at the end and returns to his real form.

When She “Germifies” Peggy

Peggy is Elaine’s colleague at J. Peterman and believes that Elaine is a lustful woman with multiple partners. Elaine does not like this attitude of Peggy, and knowing the fact that Peggy is a “germaphobe,” she spreads her germs on several objects in Peggy’s office, such as doorknobs, keyboards, and more. It proves that Elaine is a hard-hearted and unsympathetic woman, and that is the reason why most of the fans hated Elaine in the series.

When She Gets Babu Bhatt Deported

Jerry has to go out of town for a comedy stint, so he gives the responsibility of taking care of all his emails to Elaine. But, she does not take care of his mails carefully because the visa renewal form of a poor restaurateur Babu Bhatt, has been sent to the mailbox of Jerry in error. Because of this reason, Babu Bhatt is pulled off by the INS and deported to his country, Pakistan. However, it is the fault of both Jerry and Elaine.

When She Abandons The Gang

Elaine dates Kevin for a very short time and decides to end this relationship. However, she wants to continue with Kevin as a friend. Jerry tells Elaine that Kevin is a “Bizarro” version of himself, but she decides to get closer to Kevin’s group. Elaine wants to choose the new group of friends, and that can be considered as a betrayal. But, in the end, it does not happen because Elaine does not fit into Kevin’s group and is consequently told never to return.

In this article, we have discussed some of the scenes from the series where fans did not like Elaine’s character. We have concluded that Elaine is not a woman with a great character as she tries to betray her group of friends, germifies Peggy, and is not also a responsible person. These are the reasons why people hated her in the series.

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Hulu Has Bought the Rights of Canadian Comedy “Jann”

The tv series is the creation of Jann Arden and “Schitt’s Creek” Producer Andrew Barnsley, which is now ready to shine on the other side of the border.

Get ready to get a heavy dose of Jann Arden as the show created by her alongside Leah Gauthier and Jennica Harper and overseen by Andrew Barnsley (“Schitt’s Creek ) will arrive on the platform with both of its released seasons.

In the series “Jann,” the comedian/actress plays the fictionalized toned down version of her reality. She plays the role of a former singing sensation unable to grasp an undeniable truth that her fame is evaporating like ice in an empty glass. The series originally aired on Canadian broadcaster CTV and explores Jann’s hilarious attempts to come back in her professional and personal life, which have fallen apart.

The brand overseeing the production operations are Project 10 Productions and SEVEN Films Production. In its debut season, the series relayed the story in six episodes, and in its sequel season, it increased its tally to eight. The series is a recipient of several nominations at Canadian Screen Awards apart from receiving the Writers Guild of Canada Prize awarded to Arden and Harper.

The outgoing President of Bell Media, Randy Lennox, had made a statement in which he has praised the show and actress Jann Arden for relaying a relatable story and is loved by all in Canada. He conceded that he now cannot wait to share the same “Canadian” excitement to the audience in the United States courtesy of the deal with Hulu.

Andrew Barnsley of Project 10 Productions and Jordy Randall of SEVEN24 films have also shared a joint statement in which they have said that the series has captured the heart of Canada, and now it is it’s time to shine all over the world.

Jann Arden also expressed her gratitude to Hulu’s generous decision-makers for providing a platform for them to share their incredible story with the people of the United States. She added that the team of “Jann” is excited to join their incredible library, and she hopes that the series can add more virtuosity to an already sublime talent at the display. 

Barnsley and Ben Murray represent Project 10 Productions as executive producers, from SEVEN24 Films side Tom Cox and Jordy Randall have overseen the project, and Bell Media had Lennox as their representatives. Gauthier and Harper also serve as executive producers in the production team, and Harper has been showrunner for the two seasons. 

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