Fans discuss whether Seinfeld episode titles circulating online are official and share sources for finding episode information.
Does anyone know if any of the episode titles of Seinfeld circulating around the Internet including the WWW, Usenet, etc. are official??
Also, can anyone tell me their source of hearing about upcoming Seinfeld episodes (syndicated and/or new)??
Thanks, much appreciated...
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Jaypee, I think that there are titles of the Seinfeld episodes on the internet. Last year I was getting some sounds from Seinfeld off of the Web and they had the number and the episode name next the sound. For example the one was called, "The contest" when George, Elaine, Kramer, and Jerry battled to see who could hold out from masterbating.
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On 19 Feb 1997 04:07:46 GMT, [email] (Jeffrey Hundley) wrote:
Well, actualy, the best place to get episode titles (which are official) is the NBC web page the day after the previous episode has arired (Friday), the title for next weeks is in the program grid...
"Official"....????? I don't think the government puts its stamp on them. The episodes do have titles. Watch the credits closely.
What I meant by official was that they were official by production standards...they are the names given to the episode as it is written by the writers, and is referred to as such by the production team and NBC (not to mention Sony, who lists their upcoming syndicated episodes at their web site)...
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