Let me see if I have the incomplete list :)
Mad About You Blossom Melrose Place Murphy Brown Cheers The Bold and the Beautiful Jeopardy! Entertainment Tonight Nick at Nite
any else? I'm probably missing a few others....
Fans compile a list of TV shows and movies referenced or mentioned throughout Seinfeld episodes, with discussion of appearances on late-night talk shows.
Let me see if I have the incomplete list :)
Mad About You Blossom Melrose Place Murphy Brown Cheers The Bold and the Beautiful Jeopardy! Entertainment Tonight Nick at Nite
any else? I'm probably missing a few others....
In "Tobin Lim" writes:
Late Night with David Letterman Tonight Show
The episode with the pirate shirt he was going to be on some show. I remember they showed him actually on air, and it was a real show... I just don't remember what show. Anyone?
The Today Show. with Bryant Gumble
Lisa
It Shrinks...???
The Today Show. Was the interviewer Bryant Gumbal?
Today Show!!!!
Doesn't Jerry go on the Tonight Show?
How about movie references? I know there was beaches.
jerry somes home to find george crying to Home alone. then he says "after this display i don't know if i can be friends with you anymore."
or the episode with the psycho-barber there's the Edward scissor hands movie
Leslie Malter ([email]) wrote:
Schindler's List. Star Trek : Wrath of Khan Star Trek : Search for Spock
In the episode when George was in the bookclub and he wanted to rent and watch the movie instead... ???
I don't remember if Kramer was saying real movie names...but the episode when he was doing the movie phone... Elaine and Susan actually went to a movie in that episode as well...
There was George watching HomeAlone and crying... The sequal to that was also mentioned. Jerry said to him, "...but you hated (whatever the sequal is)" and George replied that he didn't understand it because he'd not seen Home Alone yet.
Okay, this is a stretch, but the "Boy in the Bubble" episode, there was a movie with John Travolta in it called "Boy in the Bubble."
Breakfast at Tiffany's (?)
How about Regis and Kathie Lee? Isn't that the coffee table book episode?
Lynette
Dragnet from "The Statue"
KDK
In article , [email] says...
I Love Lucy, as in, "I've never seen a single episode of I Love Lucy (Jerry).