I was watching T.O.W Russ and , as we all know Russ is played by David, but in the Closing credits SNARO is credited as Russ, does anyone know what it means?(I'm thinking maybe it'a an anacronym)
Thanks
Nick@LondonEngland
I was watching T.O.W Russ and , as we all know Russ is played by David, but in the Closing credits SNARO is credited as Russ, does anyone know what it means?(I'm thinking maybe it'a an anacronym)
Thanks
Nick@LondonEngland
supposedly "SNARO" is a friend of DS and it is a tribute to him.
also, about the credits for TOW Russ: did you notice it credits Lauren Tom as Julie, even though she did not appear in the syndicated version of the episode?
She did. She appeared in the final scene, during the credits for a very short time.
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In article , "Buckcherry" wrote:
The tag might have been missing from the syndicated version that Sam saw. In fact there're some episodes where the tag has *never* been shown in America, but we've seen them in Europe - such as 422 "TOW the Worst Best Man Ever".
Tennant Stuart
|The tag might have been missing from the syndicated version that Sam saw. In |fact there're some episodes where the tag has *never* been shown in America, |but we've seen them in Europe - such as 422 "TOW the Worst Best Man Ever".
Tennant is correct-- They showed the "Russ meets Julie" tag when they first showed the episode, but it's missing in the syndicated repeats. Shame too, that was a pretty funny scene... "Bob Saget?"
Sam Bell wrote:
i've never seen ANY of these such tags. ~Act
In article , Activia wrote:
But you HAVE seen lots of extra adverts! Aren't you GLAD to be American?
Tennant
Tennant Stuart wrote:
Yes I am. But I wish they would just say the name of the episode liek they do with ER now. ~Act
Tennant, you still have not seen one lick of Friends that we haven't seen. You may see it in first run and we see it in syndication, but it all comes out even in the end.
Also, not that it's any excuse, but the tag of an episode usually only gets part of the screen over here because they are running the credits at the same time down one side of the screen, and sometimes they like to show highlights of next week's episode (it's called hype). In the case of 422 (if I remember right), the only thing we missed was the chick and the duck splashing along with some tune, not exactly a big deal, and like I say we only missed it on NBC. We saw it in syndication.
In article , James Squire wrote:
Oh ho, we get the tag full screen, with the credits discreetly at the bottom. If anything interesting happens at the bottom of the screen then there's no credits at all at that point.
Tennant
Tennant Stuart wrote:
Sometimes they run the credits during the last scene of the show too..so I guess I never pay any attenchine to them. ~Act
That's a real shame, cause some of them are hilarious(TOW Phoebe's Dad springs to mind).
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In article , "Buckcherry" wrote:
Ooo - classic C&J...
Tennant
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America,
Yea, on the syndicated version, they only show the "dancing in the fountain" closing that they use on alot of the syndicated episodes, with the theme without words. If you're talking about the duck spashing in the tub on episode 422, it's shown on the syndicated version here in the US.
Well, not *never*. I saw the duck splashing around in the water in the syndicated version of 422 on UPN.
Larissa
In article , [email] (PeachLilli) wrote:
Oh that's interesting - Eric Aasen refuses to include it in the transcript because it wasn't in the first airing on NBC.
Tennant
Tennant Stuart wrote:
Tennant, we *did* see that tag - in syndication.
In article , James Squire wrote:
So others have pointed out - I did say "might".
Tennant
James Squire wrote:
What do u mean by syndication? Where do u see the tags? I would like to notice them for once :( ~Act
Activia wrote:
Syndication is how you are seeing two episodes a night on some local channel in your area.
Some episode tags get cut completely, but I've seen a few.
James Squire wrote:
ohhhhh heheh..You mean how I see one episode at 7 or 7:30 then at 11..and the new ones are on 8 on thursday?
Everytime I saw to myself I'm going to watch them..but then when the credits roll by I never do I end up watching whats going on in the episode..maybe thats why I have to wait for the preview channel to go through at least 4 times before I know whats on.. ~Act