Seinfeld's Real New York update

Jan 24, 19994 posts by 4 posters
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Adam Sena

Major improvements to Seinfeld's Real New York. I finally got all my photographs developed, so all my Seinfeld real locations have corresponding photos to go with them. If you are interested in directions to and/or photographs of:

*Monks Diner* Jerry's apartment Mr. Pitts building Pendant Publishing Elaine's apartment The Gyro Shop *The Soup Nazi* The Royale Pastry Shop The Regency Theater ABC The Metropolitan Opera The West Side YMCA Roosevelt Hospial Channel 13 NBC Trump Tower The Plaza Barney's New York New York Public Library Kenny Kramer's and Larry David's apartment building Westway Diner The Improv

then go to http://home.earthlink.net/~asena/srny.html

There are also more on the way...

-Adam Sena

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Pretty cool Adam. How long do you figure it took Elaine to walk to Jerry's appt.? It doesn't seem so far away but those NY blocks can be pretty big.

How about a map where you could see how most locations relate to each other!

Keep up the good work.

Mo

The News Guy(Mike)Adam Sena

Adam Sena wrote:

Adam,

Great idea for a web site. Nicely organized and presented. Hope it gets into the FAQ soon. Too bad YOU can't make $37.50 per visit.

Mike

The News Guy (Mike)'s - Seinfeld Lists Site http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/Studio/1955/ 35.5 SCRIPTS - MOVIES - DEATHS -FOOD - MEDICAL - CLOTHES - ...

In article , "The News Guy(Mike)" wrote:

Hey Adam: Nice site. You sure did a lot of work but you still have several locations missing. Greg Catuso's book The Seinfeld Universe has a good number of locations you missed and of course you should take my tour. I do take a bit of friendly exception with your statement "why pay $37.50 for something you can get for free" well the tour is so much more than locations, it's the stories behind the stories and how many of the locations we visit inspired stories on Seinfeld. The first hour takes place in a theater where I explain how the show came to be and how many of the characters were inspired by real life people. As a former stand-up myself, you can be sure that my presentation is not only interesting and informative but FUNNY. I show some rare video clips, one of them is Larry David in his only TV appearance as a stand-up comic doing a bit that was the geneses of the episode "The Contest". When you come on the tour you'll find out that there really was a contest! Anyway, good luck and continued success with your site. Incidentally, on my website I have some photos of locations that you did not cover. It is located at: http://www.kennykramer.com/ tourstops2.html you're welcome to download any of these pictures for publication on your site. Hope to see you onthe tour one day. All the best N Giddy-Up!!! kenny

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