Jerry as Captain Kirk?

Jan 11, 199810 posts by 8 posters
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The final episode(s) of Seinfeld will be a Star Trek parody with Jerry as Kirk, George as Bones, Kramer as Spock, and Elaine as Uhura.

Fans discuss potential parody episodes for the Seinfeld finale, including Star Trek and Wizard of Oz concepts, with mixed reactions to the idea of history-altering finales.

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I was watching an old episode of Star Trek last night and thought the last episode or a next to last episode could be a parody on both classic tv shows. Jerry would be Kirk, George would be Bones, Spock would be Kramer, and Elaine would be Uhora. The whole episode would take place on the Bridge or another Class M planet in this galaxy. Newman could be an annoying Klingon ("Today is a good day to die")

Well maybe not! Anyone else see the possibility in this?

I was also thinking that since Seinfeld's characters are all based on true to life living people, that the last show should reflect today's real life existence of those characters. I guess that would be really hard to do, but they've got weeks maybe months to work it out. I always would have loved to see the fifth season of Seinfeld reflect that NBC didn't pass on the pilot and follow Jerry's life while he co-created the real show. So how about a final episode that spins back to the last episode of the fifth season and NBC doesn't pass on the pilot and we get a feeling for what really happened to the fab four?

Just a thought! Andrea

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How about - The Wizard of Oz? Elaine as Dorothy, Kramer as the Scare Crow, George as The Cowardly Lion and Jerry as the Tin Man --- see how that works?

Remember my posts last year?

"The News Guy (Mike)" wrote:

How about "Driving Miss Jerry?" :P Whoops, already was done (It's Gary Shandling's Show).

Stormin'

Not a very good idea. If there's one thing fans hate more than almost anything, it's "history-erasing" episodes. That is, an episode where a TV series suddenly reveals that a long series of recent episode events never really happened.

The Roseanne series finale did this, and I don't think anyone, except possibly Roseanne herself, liked that episode.

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Not a good ideal because: The episode was meant to (I think) kind run it in that pilots don't make that much deference, and to have the last one end that way would would distract from that.

ericperlin@SPAMSUCKS!!!pb.net wrote:

Hmmm. Jery's not much of an actor, even he admits it, but I think he can act circles around Shatner! :)

George: "Dammit Jerry, I'm a neurotic, not a doctor!!"

Spock: logical, Kramer: ?? Urp. [email] (Hammer nail here--> <-- for a new monitor.) (Remove XXXX to reply)
CandymanDave

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I thought it would be common knowledge (amonst us Seinfans) that Jason Alexander modelled George's mannerisms after William Shatner? J.A. would be the most logical choice to play Kirk. Jerry would make a much better Spock (as is shown in "Serenity Now"). Elaine would be McCoy; Kramer would be Scotty. Newman can be...?

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How about the Klingon commander? Or Khan, the character played by Ricardo Maltaban? (No, that would be the Soup Nazi.)

I think Babu would be a better choice...his situation is similar to Khan's...Kirk had Khan exiled, Jerry had Babu deported, and they're both very veangeful characters.

The News Guy (Mike)Candyman

"Newman's the arch enemy."

Jerry, Elaine, George, Kramer - plus Newman, Kirck, Spock, McCoy, Scotty - plus A Romulan, Clark, Jimmy, Lois, Mr White - plus the arch enemy, Dorothy, Scarecrow, Lion, Tin Man - wicked witch,

It's a classic literary formula.