Is there a list of the real-life products mentioned on Seinfeld. Twix, Saab, Snapple, Yoo-Hoo.
I don't believe Hennigans No-Smell No-Tell Scotch is real!
LG "I think it's a dill"
Fans discuss real-life products mentioned on Seinfeld versus fictional ones like Hennigan's scotch, noting the show used actual brands for comedic effect and realism without accepting payment.
Is there a list of the real-life products mentioned on Seinfeld. Twix, Saab, Snapple, Yoo-Hoo.
I don't believe Hennigans No-Smell No-Tell Scotch is real!
LG "I think it's a dill"
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Play the game: http://seinfeld.freehostpro.com/Game2.html
That would be a good one.
I put a lot in my "game" but I know there are many others. FWIW, the producers have said that they never accepted fees for "product placement". They said they used products they felt would add comedy and a sense of reality to the show.
They plugged for FedEx on a couple of episodes. Namely the FedEx courier inside the apartment building lobby and a FedEx dropbox on the curb in a scene.
As an employee of a competitor to FedEx I always cringe when I watch these episodes.
"Doug" wrote in message news:SS2Tf.61439$[email]...
And the "bizarro Newman" was a UPS driver, I think.
Neuman worked for USPS. He did everything. Delivered mail, went to Detroit, worked the counter.
On Tue, 21 Mar 2006 22:51:04 -0600, Robot dj wrote:
It's interesting work--I don't mind it.
And don't forget, he also investigated Mail Fraud!
Nana
GOODBYE NORRRRRR-MAN "nana2b" wrote in message news:[email]...
I guess he really was "A lover and not a fighter" Keep runnin' Norman!
Nana