EWR/Seinfeld

[EndOfAnEra]

I remember waaaay back in the day, someone noted that the fridge magnets on Jerry's refridgerator were aligned as EWR.

I was watching Seinfeld today, and I don't know if this was pointed out or not during that last spotting, but in the episode where Kramer bakes his shirts and George buys his boss the calzones, there's a yellow piece of paper with 'EWR' shaded on it, and it's taped to the fridge.

Did anyone ever find out the significance of this? It seems like a running trend on the show.

[Underage Politician]

Someone had a screen shot of this in their sig back in the day.

[EndOfAnEra]

I remembered the sig of the magnets, but I had never known of the second one until today. Makes me wonder what the EWR is. Probably a producers initials or something.

[edcq]

I think EWR is the code for Newark International Airport.... doesn't make too much sense though, since Seinfeld is a New Yorker and Newark is in New Jersey.

[Guest Mr McFarlane]

Obviously Adam has a time machine and had Jerry beta test EWR 1.0

[Carnage]

I just saw that episode a couple weeks ago too. Seinfeld prolly owns at EWR.

[apsham]

Does it have something to do with Superman.... because Seinfeld also has Superman in most episodes too.

EDIT: 3.12 What did the EWR on Jerry's refrigerator mean?

EWR is the airport code for Newark International.

Why it's on Jerry's refrigerator remains a mystery.

Got that from a Seinfeld FAQ site, the general belief is that it either stands for that, or someone's initials, although I believe the later is more probable out of the two. It's probably just an inside thing.

Edited February 9, 2005 by Apple Shampoo

[sahyder1]

Does it have something to do with Superman.... because Seinfeld also has Superman in most episodes too.

EDIT: 3.12 What did the EWR on Jerry's refrigerator mean?

        EWR is the airport code for Newark International.

        Why it's on Jerry's refrigerator remains a mystery.

Got that from a Seinfeld FAQ site, the general belief is that it either stands for that, or someone's initials, although I believe the later is more probable out of the two. It's probably just an inside thing.

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