Crossover

What would be some good tv shows Seinfeld could do a crossover with? What plots would be good?

Ooo, lots o' good possibilities!

Seinfeld and C.S.I. ------------------- Jerry's bullet-ridden corpse is found in Central Park. Grissom and Sara investigate, tracking down a short, stocky bald man as the likely suspect due to crime scene evidence. DNA testing reveals George as the killer, and he breaks down and confesses to the murder. "We had a PACT!"

Seinfeld and Scooby-Doo --------------------------- The Fab Four appear as themselves, joining Scooby, Shaggy, and Scrappy in solving the case of the Times Square Phantom, currently haunting local sex shops and peepshow booths. They capture him in the end, and when unmasked he's revealed to be a simple pervert (Newman) who enjoys barging in on those who aren't master of their domain. "And I would've gotten away with it, if it wasn't for you meddling kids. Uh, and you west-side yuppies!"

Seinfeld and Lost in Space -------------------------- Hmm, I dunno. I guess this one really woudn't work out.

Seinfeld and Miami Vice ------------------------- Jerry and Elaine visit his parents in Florida. But Morty has been selling cocaine on the side with Jack Klompus, and is busted by Crockett and Tubs while Jerry and Elaine watch helplessly. Kari Wuhrer guest-stars as Large-Breasted Hooker #2. "I mean, what's the deal with wearing shoes and no socks... with a SUIT? Who aaaaare these people?!"

Seinfeld and Hee-Haw ----------------------- Man, that'd be god-awful. I don't even want to think about it.

Seinfeld and Sesame Street --------------------------- Jerry gives up his career in comedy, and takes over running the shop for the late Mr. Hooper, dispensing ice cream cones and warm-hearted affection. Elaine shacks up with Bert & Ernie in pursuit of financial stability (and a possible menage), and George worries if his sexual feelings for the androgynous Big Bird make him gay, straight, or just into bestiality. Kramer tells the local children the Real Story: "Now, waddya want to go to school for? It's a man-made prison, the oldest scam in the book! No, you'll all work for Kramerica sewing these fine garments..."

I knew when I saw John's name posting to this thread, it would be a good post. Wonderful work here John!

East

John Twernbold wrote:

Thanks! It didn't get any response before, so I feared I had bombed... :-)

"PAUL D VALENTI" wrote...

Oz.

Cheers,

On Sat, 19 Jan 2002 04:35:27 GMT, "PAUL D VALENTI" wrote:

If I remember correctly, there was a semi-crossover with "Mad about You", but I can't recall what episode it was. Its basically starts off with Paul walking down the corridor and meets Kramer and asks him if his nextdoor neighbour is still doing the standup thing. Also I believe there was another scene which involved Kramers apartment and a coil of wire.

But as you can possibly tell my memory isn't quite up to speed

Peter

I don't believe so, but in one Simpsons episode they proposed changing the town's name to "Seinfeld", and the line was followed by a bass riff similar to the Seinfeld theme.

"Victor Gastanaga" wrote in message news:[email]...

i don't think so. the only reference i can remember is in The Critic crossover when Patty & Selma suggest leeching off the success of others, and chaging the name of "Springfield" to "Seinfeld" (followed by funky Seinfeld-esque music).

did a quick search on snpp.com (great for simspson research), and found two blackboard gags from the opening credits:

I was not the inspiration for "Kramer" (17-May-98)

My mom is not dating Jerry Seinfeld (10-Jan-99)

LOL, I just wrote the same thing in another message. Looks like we posted them simultaneously; perhaps we're linked telepathically? Quick, what am I thinking right now?

:-)

"John Twernbold" wrote in message news:cg%38.307994$[email]...

that you want my address to mail me lots of valuable gifts and cash prizes? :)

ahh, realtime, gotta love it.

A number...

"No, but you were close!" - Kramer

East

John Twernbold wrote:

I don't think so. Archie and the gang is a different story, though (Simpsons)

Victor Gastanaga wrote:

The Food Network could have an entire series devoted to making dishes featured on Seinfeld. Everything from mutton to chocolate bobka to the kosher cousine Kramer had so much trouble with. They could show how to make risotto that's better than sex. Tips on making the perfect "Big Salad." They could use the Monk's Coffee Shop, Mendy's, Popi's, Babu's Pakistani place, the Soup Kitchen as sets, and invite the actors that appeared in the episode that featured the dish.

Now that sounds like an idea! There were magazine articles about Sein food. The FN should have done something. Bruce Baron wrote in message ...