In The Burning Elaine says all of Puddy's preset buttons on his radio, are set to Christian rock stations. I didn't know there were any christian rock stations, let alone that many. Maybe she meant religious stations but could there be enough of them in NY to occupy all of Puddy's preset buttons?
Paul
That's not the point...it's just something funny in a half-hour show. It really DOESN'T MATTER whether there really are that many stations.
paul d valenti wrote in message news:8ahpn5$499i$[email]...
Well while I will admit after seeing the episode I too tried to figure out how many Christian Rock stations we had here in NY (I even did a once-over through the radio dial)...but like the above states, this is just a TV show, not reality...the idea of Christian Rock radio stations is a joke in itself I'm sure...
Personally, my radio dial is tuned into one station...Z100...
you could be right the idea of a christian rock station could be a joke in itself. I heard there aren't that many christian rock records played on the radio is because rock stations won't play it because it is Christian and Christian stations won't touch it because it's rock. All the presets being turned to Christian rock stations is a plot device but i was just wondering about the probability of having that many christian stations. One more note: At least a couple of the stations Elaine heard seemed like conventional religious stations, not christian rock stations. Paul
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I don't remember specifically, but I think Elaine was on the AM band, now I don't know about NYC, but here in South Florida, there're *easily* enough religious AM stations to fill a set of preset buttons.
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dumb children with no parental supervision, and access to a hammer.Maybe it is different in New York, then. Offhand, I don't think there are more than 3 or 4 religious stations in Detroit and I don't think there are any Christian rock stations. Unless there are more religious stations in Detroit than I realized.
Paul Dave wrote in message news:[email]...
Ah, the AM band...I never listen to the AM band, well almost never...whenever there's like a big news story and I'm in a car or no where near a TV set, I'll put on 1010Wins ("You give us 10 minutes, we'll give you the world") but otherwise, as I said before I keep my radio tuned in to the FM station Z100 (I'm really promoting this station, aren't I?)...
Dear Paul, If you start getting picky with little details you can go Crazy,- Like for example when they take a taxi and there isnt any divider (plexiglass) between them and the taxi driver-or the fact that you never see black or spanish people or Asian on the show, in a city that is predominatly ethinic,-in the the "frogger" eposide they use the establishing shot of Five roses Pizza on First Ave, in Manhattan but it is supposed to be Jerry and Georges old stomping grounds in Queens, -I worked at Yankee stadium, and do you think the Union Carperter would sit around and let some non union worker build a desk in a Union building, like yankee stadium- just relax, and enjoy the show, Steve
There are a lot of people on this board who are a lot worse than I am. I don't try to notice picky things. But I have been watching Sein for a long time and sometimes I am bound to notice some things without trying. Besides, some people think the purpose of this board is to nit pick. I didn't even notice most of the stuff you mentioned.If we had a nitpicking contest on this newsgroup, I would not finish in the top half. I kinda noticed the missing plexiglass in The Junior Mint which would have separated the spectators from the operating area. I let that go along with a lot of other stuff. A lot of people on this newsgroup find it fun to nit pick. When I catch a mistake on the show, it does not ruin my enjoyment of the episode. Sometimes I find it fun to point out mistakes and get feedback. Paul Sevebacala wrote in message news:[email]...
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Worse? Some of us don't see nitpicking as a bad thing. In this newsgroup, it's encouraged.
I try desperately to notice every single picky thing I possibly can.
It's ok. With proper training and a complete set of episodes, you can make it into the top half. All it required is commitment and dedication. A commitment to dedication, a dedication to commitment.
I'm with you 100% Paul. If ever there existed a place where you could pick this show apart, you're in it.
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