Fans express frustration about delayed new episodes, speculating the earthquake disrupted production, and request reruns of lesser-known episodes like "The Pony Remark" to fill the gap.
WHERE THE HECK ARE THE NEW EPISODES!!! Is it all because of the earthquake? When are we going to see a new one? And if they _are_ going to show reruns, why not show ones few people have seen, like "The Pony Remark," or even the first episode? And the worst part is that we've run out of things to discuss.
Dave Platt [email] ------------------------------------
Oh, and I almost forgot, fellow babies... BOOGER!
In article , [email] (David Gregory Platt) writes:
if they _are_ going to show reruns, why not show ones few people have seen, like "The Pony Remark," or even the first episode? And the worst part is that we've run out of things to discuss.
---------------------------------------------------------------- I hear ya! I was thrilled when they played a couple old episodes right after the earthquake. I need to see "The Pony Remark", as well as "The Jacket", "Male Unbonding", "The Stock Tip", "The Apartment", "The Statue", "The Revenge", "The Note", and "The Dog". If anybody at NBC reads this stuff, HEY! YOU HAVEN'T AIRED THESE IN THREE YEARS! BREAK 'EM OUT!
I know that you can email the NBC Nightly News at [email], but does anybody know the email address for NBC Programming? If so, post it so that we can bug them about airing older Seinfelds.
-Jeff
I think the show Dateline has it's own e-mail address like: [email] They use it for their weekly questions. We could all try to see if we could crack into nbc.com.
That's all I know
I think the show Dateline has it's own e-mail address like: [email] They use it for their weekly questions. We could all try to see if we could crack into nbc.com. -- John M. Kimball Xyvision Inc. (617) 245-4100 x. 5462 [email]
Sorry, guys, I already tried it the minute I found out about it.
It appears to be an unknown host to my system, I can't finger it, I can't who it, I can't list users on it, nothing.
It is probally just a mail reflector anyway. The problem is, how can we find out the valid addresses on it or where it reflects to?
Anyone here know anything about Internet hacking?
The address for Dateline is: [email]
remember, NBC is owned by GE (I remembered this from Letterman).
Andy
UM>WHERE THE HECK ARE THE NEW EPISODES!!! UM>Is it all because of the earthquake? When are we going to see a new one? UM>And if they _are_ going to show reruns, why not show ones few people have UM>seen, like "The Pony Remark," or even the first episode? UM>And the worst part is that we've run out of things to discuss.
UM>Oh, and I almost forgot, fellow babies... UM>BOOGER!
Hey, Johnny - I think the Seinfeld set was toasted during the BIG ONE (and I don't mean Parker Stevenson).
By the way, here in T.O., there's a local radio station using Les' office (or lack of it) in a TV ad (and they used Willie Gilligan a while back, too - thought you might be curious!).
Later... --- * OLX 2.1 TD * Proofread carefully to see if you any words out.
Create your on Seinfeld dialogue, finish or add to somebodys existing dialogue. Here's my stab at it. Feel free to criticize then post your own. Give it a grade of A,B,C,D or F. Something to pass the time while they continue to show reruns.
Jerry : "So what did you do?" George: "Nothing!" Jerry : "You had to do something." George: "Nothing Jerry, I tell you I did nothing." Jerry : "I don't believe you." George: "Ok,Ok." (pause) "I rubbed her chair." (mumbles) Jerry : "You did what?" George: "I rubbed her chair.." Jerry : "You can't go in somebodys house and just start rubbing their furniture!" Jerry : "What are you some kind of furniture freak?" George: "I just couldn't help myself." George: "There's something about that chair, I just can't put my finger on." Jerry : "You had no trouble putting your hands all over it mister."
"If you find some spelling errors, think to yourself maybe he just can't speel."
In a previous article, [email] (Tharrow Pegues) says:
I give it an A. I liked it.
Now it's my turn :)
Kramer:Hey Jerry. Jerry:hey Kramer. Kremer:Word of advice, be careful what you think? Jerry:Why? Kramer:THE GOVERNMENT JERRY! THE GOVERNMENT! Jerry:What are you talking about? Kramer:The government can read minds. Jerry:What, do they have a team of psychics that tells them everything? Kramer:BINGO! Remember your date last night with Julie? Jerry:yes, so? Kramer:The government KNOWS about it, and has a full report in your files!
Jerry: So what about this chair? George: Your chair?!? Jerry: Yeah, my chair. Something wrong with my chair? George: No... It's just this chair, you know. Jerry: So, are you going to see her again? George: I dunno... I don't think much of her. But that chair! Jerry: So why not buy it off of her? George: What? Jerry: Make her an offer. George: I can't do that. It'd be like that Filipino wives thing.
So far, these have been _too_ much about nothing, but they sure are funny. I give them an A on nothingness, and B on execution.
[George watching tv, Jerry in the kitchen]
George: [flipping channels] Hey, what's the deal with these infomericals?
Jerry: What do you mean?
George: These infomericals, ya know, about the pasta maker, and the vaccum
cleaners that pick up bricks
Jerry: And you watch that stuff?
George: Yeah, don't you?
Jerry: No, I sleep.
George: You sleep?
Jerry: Yeah, I sleep.
George: [throughing hands up in the air] How can you *sleep*?
Jerry: How can you *watch* that stuff?
George: It's on; I watch it.
Jerry: [semi-underbreath] And you probally order that stuff too.
George: What was that? I've never ordered any of that stuff.
[taking it personally (and we all know how George gets)]
You'd have to be crazy to order that stuff.
Jerry: You'd have to be crazt to _watch_ that stuff.
[Kramer comes sliding in]
Kramer: Hey!
Jerry: Hey, can I have my can opener back?
Kramer: Yeah, whatever, I got something better.
George: Better? from where? How do you get better than a can opener?
Kramer: I ordered it off of those infomericals. That stuff is great! Have
you seen the pasta maker?
[Kramer does a thumbs-up]
Kramer: Giiiiiiiidddddddy-up! Chocolate pasta!Now, you try and tell me that doesn't have the makings of an episode. The funny thing is, my boss and I recently discovered that when we talk about something, it is usually about nothing. We've talked about infomericals for about 45 minutes a pop... And you thought my life was about nothing, well it is.
Good News: I finally got my finger file to work, so I am holding up my promise to bring every Seinfeld fan who has InterNet acces my list of great quotes from each show. How ever you get around to do it, finger me at [email] I have the greatest quotes (IMHO) from the episodes The Babyshower and the The Parking Garage listed in there. I have a whole bunch more from other episodes to type up and add. There are about 3.5 screen fulls of quotes, and read the top of it, I used emoticons to save a little space. Have fun!
Thwarted, Andy Bakun
Excellent!!!!!!
DGP>WHERE THE HECK ARE THE NEW EPISODES!!! DGP>Is it all because of the earthquake? When are we going to see a new one? DGP>And if they _are_ going to show reruns, why not show ones few people have DGP>seen, like "The Pony Remark," or even the first episode? DGP>And the worst part is that we've run out of things to discuss.
A lot of it has to do with the earthquake. I'm not sure where you are located, but we were hit hard that morning in January. Screwed up the set. Anyway, I believe they're showing the more requested reruns... actually, there have been a lot of episodes from this season - going all the way back to the "mango" episode. I didn't realize that there were that many already this season. I want to see the Mary Hart episode so badly now as well as the parking garage one... actually, all of the early episodes that I saw a couple years ago were great, and am looking forward to the nirvana of Seinfeld syndication.
DGP>Oh, and I almost forgot, fellow babies... DGP>BOOGER!