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* InformedJudaism: He has a JewishMother, but that's about it. The one time he brought it up is because one of his fellow comedians converted to Judaism [[NWordPrivileges purely so he could make Jewish jokes without offending anyone]]. This offended him ''as a comedian''.
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* InformedJudaism: He has a JewishMother, but that's about it. The one time he brought it up is because one of his fellow comedians when he suspected that Tim Whatley converted to Judaism [[NWordPrivileges purely solely so he could make Jewish jokes without offending anyone]]. This offended anyone]], which he had to clarify didn't offend him ''as as a comedian''. Jew, but ''did'' offend him as a comedian.
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** He's also genuinely upset at being MistakenForRacist (once again, this is one of the few flaws he doesn't have) and sets about proving that he isn't (and only succeds in making things worse, naturally). Of course, the person mistaking him for racist was his ''boss'', so his problem may have been less "someone thinks I'm racist" and more "someone who can fire me or dock my pay thinks I'm racist".
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** He's also genuinely upset at being MistakenForRacist (once again, this is one of the few flaws he doesn't have) and sets about proving that he isn't (and only succeds succeeds in making things worse, naturally). Of course, the person mistaking him for racist was his ''boss'', so his problem may have been less "someone thinks I'm racist" and more "someone who can fire me or dock my pay thinks I'm racist".
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* TheFool: The nicest, most oblivious, and luckiest of the four. PlayedWith in that he's also (comparatively speaking) the OnlySaneMan.
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* TheFool: The nicest, most oblivious, and luckiest of the four. PlayedWith in that he's also (comparatively speaking) the OnlySaneMan.
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* OnlySaneMan: Despite (by far) being the most outwardly odd member of the gang, he doesn't have the crippling insecurities, delusions or near-sociopathy of the others, being a pretty stable, well-meaning- if eccentric- person when it comes down to it and the only one capable of genuine kindness and concern for others.
* NeverMyFault: One of his less admirable traits is an inability to take responsibility whenever one of his ideas go awry, that is if he's even ''aware'' that the resulting misfortune is his fault.
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* TokenGoodTeammate: The member of the group with the most conscience.
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* TokenGoodTeammate: The Despite (by far) being the most outwardly odd member of the gang, he's also the member of the group with the most conscience. conscience, lacking the crippling insecurities, delusions or near-sociopathy of the others, being a pretty stable, well-meaning- if eccentric- person when it comes down to it and the only one capable of genuine kindness and concern for others.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: He was snaky and exploitive about it, but he was absolutely right to want at least ''some'' compensation for the suicide victim landing on his car in "The Bris". Also in "The Invitations" when he chooses the cheapest set of them. While this is supposed to be a demonstration of how tight-fisted he is, he's not wrong in wanting to spend a lot of money on something that's simply going to be read and then either discarded or immediately mailed back.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: He was snaky and exploitive about it, but he was absolutely right to want at least ''some'' compensation for the suicide victim landing on his car in "The Bris". Also in "The Invitations" when he chooses the cheapest set of them. While this is supposed to be a demonstration of how tight-fisted he is, he's not wrong in not wanting to spend a lot of money on something that's simply going to be read and then either discarded or immediately mailed back.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: He was snaky and exploitive about it, but he was absolutely right to want at least ''some'' compensation for the suicide victim landing on his car in "The Bris".
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* JerkassHasAPoint: He was snaky and exploitive about it, but he was absolutely right to want at least ''some'' compensation for the suicide victim landing on his car in "The Bris". Also in "The Invitations" when he chooses the cheapest set of them. While this is supposed to be a demonstration of how tight-fisted he is, he's not wrong in wanting to spend a lot of money on something that's simply going to be read and then either discarded or immediately mailed back.
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* {{Cuckoosnarker}}: Can crack as wise as the other three if the situation calls for it.
-->'''Jerry:''' Hi, [[ComicBook/ArchieComics Jughead]].
-->'''Kramer:''' Hello, Archie, ''(to Elaine)'' Veronica, ''(to George)'' [[BaldOfEvil Mr. Weatherbee]]!
-->'''Jerry:''' Hi, [[ComicBook/ArchieComics Jughead]].
-->'''Kramer:''' Hello, Archie, ''(to Elaine)'' Veronica, ''(to George)'' [[BaldOfEvil Mr. Weatherbee]]!
