Update on 3/18 episode, from the writer

Hi everyone--
	I spoke to my buddy, Andy Robin, the writer of the "Junior Mints"
episode, last night.  I gave him all of the feedback that you sent via email,
and I also let him know about some of the ongoing discussions I've been reading
in the newsgroup.
        Andy really appreciated all of your comments and suggestions
(especially since they were largely positive :) ), and he's been hearing
anecdotes about some of the lines from the show being used in real life (eg,
guys are calling women "Delores" at the bar, in banks, etc...).  He wanted to
clarify some of the issues you've been pondering on the net:
        For those of you who've been trying to figure out what the name Delores
has to do with a car or a fish, forget it.  Andy told me you're
over-interpreting a line that was meant simply to get a laugh.  Most of the
script was meant solely to get laughs and not to be interpreted heavily.  And
yes, the name Seinfeld shouted at the end was "Delores."  Andy said you'll just
have to wait to see if the woman is actually named Delores, or if she'll come
back for another episode (or two).
                                  Regards,
                                  Michael

In article [email] (Michael Locker) writes:

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Over-interpreting? Over-interpreting on this newsgroup? Perish the thought. But seriously, try the Simpsons or Twin Peaks ngs if you want to see some industrial strength over-interpreting. (more stuff deleted) -DW "standard disclaimer"

Since we have an inside line now to a writer, let's ask some questions! Well, just a few at least. When people submit a script, do they submit the comedy material as well? Like in the beginning and when JS is in the club. Just wondering if JS adds this on his own...

-doug