I noticed the other night in the Merv Griffin episode that Kramer was drinking a can of "Cola". It was just a generic label made to look like a Coke can. I was surprised to see this in a show that has often made good use of brand name products.
Mike
Fans discuss why Seinfeld uses generic product labels like a fake cola can instead of real brand names, noting the show typically features actual products like Diet Coke and Snapple.
I noticed the other night in the Merv Griffin episode that Kramer was drinking a can of "Cola". It was just a generic label made to look like a Coke can. I was surprised to see this in a show that has often made good use of brand name products.
Mike
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I had a feeling that was a take-off of something on the Merv Giffin show - am I right?
K
In article , [email] (Rinso365) wrote:
Sometimes they blatantly show brand name labels like Diet Coke and Snapple, yet they'll make some fake label like that cola can or the corn flakes box which does make me wonder what the problem is.
They can't use the original product. But I am suprised to see that is was to "look" like a coke can especially when he endorses Diet Pepsi? HMMMM......
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Have you ever tried to drink a Diet Pepsi? It can't be done. That stuff's nasty.
jen
diet anything is nasty. pisswater.