NBC will create a show called Jerry within one year after Seinfeld ends.
Fans debate whether NBC will greenlight a new show called Jerry featuring Jerry Seinfeld post-Seinfeld, with mixed reactions to the idea and some thread conflict over credit for the prediction.
Ok so Seinfeld will not be back. After the disaster of the final episode. We all agree, the last show sucked. Lets learn to live with it. However, all roads point to a show called JERRY. In 1 year there will be a show called JERRY. Let's pray that it will not be a joke. Although all roads lead to it.
The sell out continues.
Steven wrote in message ...
Yea I posted this as MY opinion 20 minutes ago....
Thanks for not giving me credit...and your welcome for claiming it as your own.
If you posted it 20 minutes ago, it's likely that this person hasn't even seen your post yet, unless you happen to be on the same news server. Messages can take hours or even days to make their way on to various servers, and often don't show up in order. I've seen replies to messages before the original messages showed up. More than likely you both had the same idea independently of each other. Lighten up.
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Most likely, this is an idea that has no basis in reality. It is wishful thinking that this was a pre-meditated ruse to drum up interest for a show to debut in two years. Seinfeld really wanted to call it quits, and it is beyond ridiculous that any of the characters would take a "hiatus" for a year and then start up again, essentially as the same show (as "Jerry" was the same show as the show pitched to NBC five years ago). Like it or hate it, the finale was the end, folks.
Matt P
Steven wrote in message ...
No we don't.
On 16 May 1998 23:04:17 GMT, "Steven" wrote:
Speak for yourself. Most true Sein-Fans enjoyed the last episode and understood the joke.
[email] (GP MVP) writes:
<yawn> Will we ever see the end of this line of reasoning? Will you people ever understand that many of us simply DID NOT find the episode funny...not even slightly. It has *zero* to do with being a "true Sein-Fan," it has to do with the laughter factor... and that episode inspired no laughter.
We got the joke, it wasn't funny, case closed.
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"Casey" On Tue, May 12, 1998 23:59 EDT:
"At least when you are masturbating you know that you are making love to someone who cares."
I'm not going to insult you by saying you didn't get the jojes or you aren't a true fan because you didn't find the last episode funny.< But ...< You need to realize that many of us DID find the last episode very funny, very entertaining, very apt.< I'm sorry you didn't like it, but I'm getting a little tired of your whining about it. You didn't like it. Get over it. Watch a rerun of The Soup Nazi or The Contest.<
No shit, you fucking moron, that is very clear! Good for you, I'm glad you liked it...hip hip hooray...that still does not change the fact that the "it was for TRUE fans" argument is lame and moronic. I don't give a fuck that you liked it, not one fucking bit...I *do* give a fuck about the shit attitude that I've seen from assholes who feel that if you didn't like it you must not be a fan of the show.
Shut the fuck up, you goddamn twit. People want to express their opinions of the episode, and that is just what they will do. *Your* whining is not going to stop anybody elses whining...or is that not clear to you?
Now get the fuck out of my face you worthless piece of shit.
+---------------------------------------------------------------+ deederdee@feedME on Mon, May 18, 1998 15:06 EDT
"find anything odd happening to your account yet or are you too preoccupied pounding your pud????"
NBC says HELLLLOOOO (splat)
I think the one-year jail sentence was very convenient. I hope they'll be back after a year.
I'm just embarassed that I've spoken so highly of Seinfeld all these years and when my friends tuned in (for the first time) to watch the last episode it was very lame.
Dan
In article , batemand@NO~SPAM.buck.com (Daniel Bateman) wrote:
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I think it is too much to expect for a show which has spent years developing its characters that it will entertain someone who has never watched it.
I'd definitely call myself a true fan, and I thought it was a great show.
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