Gunther, Diners, and Pork: The 5 Lamest Television Hangouts
Tuesday, October 11 by  2. Monk’s – Seinfeld  There are
approximately 432,430 diners in Manhattan. So why do Jerry,
Elaine, and George constantly frequent Monk’s for bad service,
unremarkable (from what I can see) food, and a sterile
environment where they keep running into people that they hate.
I guess they needed some place to hang out in their busy
schedules of seeing Friday-night movies and not drinking.
Kramer, by far the most interesting one of the bunch, patronized
the place far less often than the others, showing that he is the
groups de facto arbiter of good taste, or at least interesting
taste.  Monk’s was perfect for a group as boring and insipid as
the Seinfeld gang. Tuna on toast for everyone!!!  1. Satriale’s
(The Pork Store) – The Sopranos  Why the hell would any of these
guys hold court in the back of a filthy butcher shop when they
had the run of a strip club just down the road? The only
discernible reason is that those rotund gent