Name the only true character crossover, as opposed to actor crossover, from Seinfeld to Mad About You. & remember in order to be correct it has to be a character from the show and not just an actor. Post or e mail the correct answer and win the (coveted Cosmo Award.
Seinfeld Mini-Challenge
Kramer sub-lets his apartment from Paul Buckman. This was revealed in an episode of Mad About You.
HOWEVER, (now you got me started):
In an episode of Seinfeld, George and Susan watch MAY one night in bed. So tell me, in the Seinfeld universe, was Paul Buckman a TV character or the guy Kramer rented his apartment from?
AND (can't stop me now):
Jerry appeared on MAY as himself, in other word as the man who had a hit show on NBC for 9 years....a show with a character named Cosmo Kramer. So in the MAY universe, was Kramer a character on Jerry's TV show, or the guy who sub-lets Paul's apartment?
The mind reels.
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art vandelay wrote:
But can we be sure about this? Perhaps the Jerry who appeared on MAY was TV Jerry. Paul could have been a big fan of his standup, anyway. Keith Hernandez was. The only obstacle to this would be that TV Jerry would presumably have been in prison, but you always say he was out on parole.
I love these sorts of posts.
Hey, I don't watch Friends, but I've been told there's some sort of
Seinfeld crossover with Phoebe or her twin sister. Does anyone know
what this is about?
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-----------------------------------------------------------------Kramer (Seinfeld) sub-lets his apartment from Paul Buckman (Mad About You).
Pheobe ( Friends) is the twin sister of Ursula, the waitress (Mad About You).
The character Alan Brady (portrayed by Carl Reiner and originated on The Dick Van Dyke Show) appeared on Mad About You.
So........
Seinfeld, Friends, Mad About You and The Dick Van Dyke Show have some character cross-over, therefore all exist in the same TV universe.
Are there any other examples of 4 (or more) TV shows that have character overlaps like this (NOT involving spin-offs)?
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Hold the phone. I just heard from someone who watches Friends, and he said there was an episode where they referred to watching Seinfeld at Monica and Rachel's apartment instead of at Joey and Chandler's place because Monica was "a better host" and this related to the plot somehow.
So if "Seinfeld" and "Mad About You" exist in the same TV universe, and "Mad About You" and "Friends" exist in the same TV universe, then how could the "Friends" friends watch "Seinfeld" on TV, in much the same way as George and Susan watched "Mad About You" in a "Seinfeld" episode?
Maybe the "Friends" friends were watching the "Jerry" pilot?
There's even more. Now, the Dick Van Dyke show should be in the same universe as Friends, because of Mad About You. BUT, in one episode of Friends, they are *watching* the Dick Van Dyke show. Joey and Chandler had just gotten a big screen tv, and we can see the show playing on the tv as they watch it - then one of the friends remarked "Rose Marie definitely belongs on a smaller screen."
Jaclyn
In article , [email] wrote:
It's all screwed up! Further evidence that Mad About You and Friends are SUPPOSED to exist in the same universe - I mean, we already know it for sure because of the Phoebe/Ursula connection, but also when Ira caused all the electricity to go out in NYC by trying to jerry-rig Paul and Jamie's cable-tv hookup, Chandler obviously lives in the same NYC and gets stuck in the ATM vestibule with the model. ("The Single Guy" was involved in this multi-show crossover plot, for what that was worth! Seinfeld respectfully abstained from the infamous Thursday-night stunt.)
richforman
Do you really think there is any degree of planning for this ??
It�s just a matter of marketing, bodies ! So, someone who just watches Friends will become interested about Friends, and so on...
Do you really think there is any degree of planning for this ??
It�s just a matter of marketing, bodies ! So, someone who just watches Friends will become interested about Friends, and so on...
Do you really think there is any degree of planning for this ??
It�s just a matter of marketing, bodies ! So, someone who just watches Friends will become interested about Friends, and so on...
On Tue, 23 Feb 1999 20:10:00 -0500 (EST), [email] (art vandelay) wrote:
Last season (or the one before that), ABC had at least four shows mingle. I think their Tues or Weds line-up went to Las Vegas, and ran into each other. I remember Drew Carey and Coach specifically.
That was Mad About You. Lisa Kudrow played Ursula. Then she got the gig on Friends and played both Phoebe and Ursula for a few seasons. They did have a crossover episode.
Dave wrote in message ...
In article , [email] wrote:
Yes, her twin sister (played by the same person) is a waitress on Mad About You. Nothing at all to do with Seinfeld, except that with the Kramer connection they can now all 3 be connected in about 2 steps.
Was that a joke??
K r a m e r
We think the answer is Kramer! Its the episode where he was Paul Buckman's tennant!