I am getting really fed up with the same 20 or 30 episodes being shown over and over and over and over again.
Looking back in the episode guides, I was reminded of many episodes so rarely seen these days in syndication.
There are about 180 episodes of this show, yet I can't remember the last time one with Mr. Pitt was on.
Oh joy, I see "The Frogger" is on again this week.....haven't seen that one yet this month..........
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Thnaks for mentioning Mr. Pitt. It has been so long I had forgotten him. I turned off tonights episode. I would almost bet money I saw it within the last month. If done right, or anywhere near, 180 epsiodes would last 30 weeks. This is the only series I am pretty faithful to, do any of the other sitcom reruns have this idiotic scheduling going on?
I was about to say the same thing. It is getting kind of ridiculous. Why don't they show more episodes?
On 20 Mar 2001 01:00:10 GMT, "Buck Naked" wrote:
As I understand it, schedules for syndicated shows are based on the ratings originally received by the episodes when they were first run. Since Seinfeld's popularity increased througout its run, later episodes had higher ratings and are therefore programmed more often in syndication.
I guess so, but they should realize that only crazy people (like us) watch them over and over again, so they should give us a little variety.
David
On Tue, 20 Mar 2001 03:50:37 GMT, "John Twernbold" wrote:
Hey, I agree. You're preachin' to the choir. :-) In fact, I wish *all* syndicated shows were run in the original chronological order. Some shows are, but all too many are scheduled randomly, especially if they've been on for a while and have gone through the order a few times.
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them all.
yea i know episodes like the big salad and the soup have not come on in like 2 years..wats up with that?