Fans discuss whether Seinfeld cast and creators visit the newsgroup, with consensus that they likely don't, though they might occasionally browse out of curiosity.
Hi everybody!
I am quite a frequent reader of this group for a few months or maybe years now. Yesterday I asked me a question: Do Richards/JLD/Seinfeld/Alexander visit this group? I mean: Its entirely possible they are surfing web and newsgroups that contain their namens, right?
And if so: What do you think their thoughts about this group are? Bunch of pinheads livin' in the past? Hung up on some clowns from the 90s?
I am really interested in your answers!
Greets Tim
"Tim" wrote in message news:[email]...
Tim,
I do not think they are hanging out here regularly. They may have stepped in once in a while to read some stuff out of curiosity. Judging from the DVD commentaries, they don't even watch TV, or for that matter Seinfeld, at all. Most of the time they remark that they hadn't seen it since the screening at NBC.
I am just thinking, if they don't watch the show, what would they be doing here? We probably know the lines better than they do (except for Jerry, who seems to recall every little word).
That's my answer.
Er
On Thu, 30 Mar 2006 09:24:32 -0500, Cyrus Afzali wrote:
Well, some writers and such from The Simpsons have been known to lurk and pop up in that group from time to time, but I'd say with 99% certainty none of the Seinfeld bigwigs are loitering around here. At best, perhaps someone who worked on the show in a lower-level position. I just get the impression none of the main cast or Larry David are too concerned with it, or "tech-savvy."
-lugnut
True, but many Usenet archives now pop up via Google web searches (independent of GoogleGroups).
Other lurkers likely included writers for The Animaniacs, for those who remember episode #373, _The Please Please Please Get a Life Foundation_.
I guess I'm busted. I'm actually Jerry Stiller.
"Tim" wrote in message news:[email]...
and i am actually kenny kramer "Strutter" wrote in message news:YC0Xf.40030$KE1.7744@dukeread02...
My George isn't clever enough to hatch a scheme like that.
That voice---It sounds so familiar. It reminds me of when I was a young girl in Korea and I met an American businessman.
Rerics
You sayin' you want a piece of me?
"Rerics" wrote in message news:[email]...
"....look at you, why don't you do something with your life, you sit around here all day, you contribute nothing to society, you're just taking up space..."
do you have any conceiveable reason to get out of bed in the morning?
"sal bass" wrote in message news:[email]...
jerry is too busy at ceasers pkalace elaine is still writing for mr pederman, kramer opened his resteraunt PB&Js and george is looking for his glasses standing in a puddle of urine. now stop asking rediculous questions!
the rediculous question store called and they said the are running out of you! "0Tim" wrote in message news:[email]...
"cosmo" wrote in message news:_9bXf.539$Fl.8@fed1read09...
How old are you?
Er
On Thu, 30 Mar 2006 17:12:08 GMT, projectile vomit chick wrote:
Seinfeldians have a life.
On Thu, 30 Mar 2006 13:32:56 +0200, Tim wrote:
Even if they don't hang around here themselves it is entirely possible that a child of theirs, or a friend or neighbor, would, and may at times mention if there has been anything of particular interest going on.
I just can not imagine that Jerry or Larry would be pleased if they came across some of those threads that consists of *nothing whatsoever* but just quoting from the show.
Like Jesus or Mohammed popping in on a sect in their name and finding that their followers are a bunch of fanatics who have understood nothing, but have learned the book by heart.
They've "moved on". We haven't.
Hell! I can't spend the rest of my life coming into this stinking newsgroup every ten minutes to pore over the, excruciating minutia, of every, single, daily event...
the jerk store called and they're running out of you now go to your newsgroup alt.pompus.ass
"Lars" wrote in message news:[email]...
the great pompous mind of Lars said "I just can not imagine that Jerry or Larry would be pleased if they came across some of those threads that consists of *nothing whatsoever* but just quoting from the show. "
cosmos says:
I love Seinfeld I don't love TV just Seinfeld and a couple of other great shows like Raymond and queens I think will and grace is "too froo-tee" I believe Seinfeld is the greatest television show ever. PERIOD! I believe when I quote from Seinfeld it is because the show has laid the way for that quote. if you can't figure that out well I am sorry for you because you just don't get Seinfeld and that is just too bad it also leaves me wondering what you are doing here, \What? too many insults flying at www.knowitall.com you can't find on any other television show EVER than what you can about Seinfeld coming close is cheers,. the simpsons, everybody loves Raymond and king of queens. if you are looking for more than substance here, you are a fool and know nothing about anything Seinfeld stood for.......
a show about nothing a newsgroup about nothing
GOT THAT!!!! the greatest compliment is imitation I noticed the pompuss ass Lars did not mention that
cosmo schrieb:
Er's question stays: How old are you really?
Greets Tim
What's to understand? Didn't the writers once boast of their creed:
"No hugging, no lessons learned...."
I think they all have a life - no chance they'll be here
"Tim" wrote in message news:[email]...
On Fri, 21 Apr 2006 18:49:19 -0400, "Hoover" wrote:
The executive producer of M.A.S.H, Larry Gelbart routinely visits alt.tv.mash and posts comments and answers to visitors questions. (Under a psuedonymn of Zelig, or something close to that.)
NED
"Don Boring" wrote in message news:[email]...
I remember he used to post under his own name, over five years ago or so.