George's answering machine

Anybody know where a RealAudio site is for George's answering machine song? Please e-mail to [email] or post here.

It's the little things like George's answering machine message is what makes this show one of the best ever on television. If any of the producers or writers of Seinfeld are reading this, please use this again!

ck ---- It's a thousand pages, give or take a few, I'll be writing more in a week or two... and I want to be a Paperback Writer!

On my Seinfeld web site, I have the .wav of George's answering machine. http://www.dreamscape.com/brett Just click on the Seinfeld link and you're all set. St. Stephen

Hi there Seinfeld-fans! anyway i have been watching Seinfeld for quite a long time in my country that oddly has no SEASON breaks. How many seasons are there in Seinfeld and were there any breaks inbetween?

I got a small question and yet request to make. Does anyone recall watching this episode about George where he wants to avoid his girl-friend? He puts a message on his answering machine that goes something like:

"Believe it or not, George isn't at home, he is ....."

anyway it was really cute the way he sang it and how the music went!! :) Can anybody tell me what exactly were the words? and if u can, u really should make a music file on that. It was really different to hear George singing for a while just to avoid his girl-friend... :)

from, yours sincerely Douglas.

For some reason when ever I try to read, and now save or open that file my computer crashes, would it be possible to post a url as a hyperlink?

I have the file if U want it.

On Fri, 29 Aug 1997 22:25:27 -0700, Douglas wrote:

In the United States, the Television Season traditionally starts in September or so. After continuing for a number of weeks, shows take a break for Thanksgiving holiday, followed three weeks later by a Christmas break. Then a lot of shows are off the air for a few weeks because of Christmas and New Year's shows and Super Bowl football (not soccer football, but football football) festivities. Then basketball starts up followed by baseball. Finally, the season apparently starts up again in approximately March. Some shows are gone and we see the Mid Season Replacement. Some of the missing shows are really gone, while others are just on "hiatus." If you are Tea Leoni, your show is going through its fifteenth reincarnation because either you are boinking the network executives or you hold some heavy blackmail over them. Finally in May, the shows start finishing up for the summer by featuring "cliffhanger" episodes. All told, a "season" apparently consists of about three (3) new shows and forty (40) re-runs. The remaining 8 slots are the above-mentioned holiday and etc. shows.

Douglas wrote in article ...

On 31 Aug 1997 04:04:47 GMT, wrote:

On 29 Aug 1997 21:55:49 GMT, "Scott J. Friedman" wrote:

Uh! That didn't work. I hate to bother you, for the 10,000,000 + 1th time, but what is that link?

k

hehehe.. sorry about that.... goes to show you how well Microsoft News program works.. hehhee....

http://www.netlabs.net/hp/pusboil/telev.htm

did that work? hopefully!

On 1 Sep 1997 02:19:22 GMT, "Scott J. Friedman" wrote:

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Yes, thanks!

k
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