For those of you who tape the episodes, have you ever spent half the day just watching the reruns? Or am I alone on this one?
SEINFELD MARATHON
Fans discuss their experiences watching recorded Seinfeld episodes for extended periods, sharing stories of marathon viewing sessions and taping practices.
[email] (AnnaKrL) wrote:
I always love to get out my old tapes and watch tons of Seinfeld. Lately what I have done is compile great Seinfeld scenes so I can run my tape in the morning before I go to school and get a great dose of Seinfeld.
Justin Tribble
Yes, I remember one rainy weekend day in particular when I did this! My tapes have no commercials and the end of one goes straight into the beginning of another, so you can just sit there in a stupor for hours watching it continuously!
Also, a couple years ago a friend of ours invited a bunch of people over for a "Seinfeld Party," where we watched a few shows on my tape.
-Jen
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One problem--NBC doesn't own the reruns...so it cannot happen, unless a local station decides to do this.
[ .. From [email] (AnnaKrL) .. ] ]For those of you who tape the episodes, have you ever spent half the day ]just watching the reruns? Or am I alone on this one?
Nope. In fact, I did it at work just the other day... Rather, I heard about 6 hours of Seinfeld (one tape)...:)
+k
You are not alone, I have about 30 hours of Seinfeld on tape now, and I've watched them alot.
I think NBC should do a Seinfeld Marathon starting at the first episode...think of the ratings they'd get...
In article , [email] (patricia boyle) writes:
I agree. I've got over 110 episodes on tape but I want to tape them in the right order.
Just heard on the radio that Fox Network is running a Seinfeld Marathon tonight starting at 8pm...
Thought you might be interested.
Carin
[email] (AnnaKrL) wrote:
Nope I'm with you :)
BenB
Actually I start out to watch one episode and get hooked in to watching the whole tape! Oh YEEAAAH!!!