In addition to showing the #1 Syndicated episode on the night of the series finale, the entire will appear on the Tonight Show! this is according to the Atlanta Constitution....
Mike
Entire cast on the Tonight Show
Feb 16, 199811 posts by 8 postersalt.tv.seinfeld
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Fans discuss news that the entire Seinfeld cast will appear on the Tonight Show, with speculation that they'll perform better than the Cheers cast did in their similar appearance.
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As did the cast of Cheers, which showed them to be drunken idiots who couldn't say anything funny without a script in their hands. I trust Jerry and the gang will do far better.
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Yeah, but what do you expect from a bunch of barflys?
Tod
On Tue, 17 Feb 1998, some guy who calls himself Tod wrote:
The #1 Syndicated episode? which one is that anyway? They should show the pilot that night in Syndication, so we could take a look as just how far the show came over it's long lifespan.
"Early to rise, early to bed makes a man healthy but socially dead." ---Yakko Warner
Yeah, they should show "Good News, Bad News" from The Seinfeld Chronicals, just to show how times have changed and how little they've grown. As for the best ever syndicated episode, money's gotta be on The Contest or The Outing, two critical favorites, but their most infamous episodes, The Chinese Restaurant or The Invitations, probably should take the top spot.
So, if I want to catch the cast, I have to endure Leno? Tough call.
That was one of the saddest moments on TV. I used to love Cheers, but that spectacle left a bad taste in my mouth.
That's beautiful, first we get to see "The Contest" (C'mon, what else would be #1 best episode), the grand finale, and The entire cast on Leno (Dave must be pretty steamed, I guess he'll give Norm MacDonald the Late Show desk instead of Jerry when he quits next year). My VCR is set for that night.
TyrantJR45 ([email]) wrote:
Dave's been pretty steamed ever since Leno topped him in the ratings a few years ago. Anyway, Letterman had no chance of getting the _Seinfeld_ cast; after all, they do work for NBC.
On the question of David Lettermen: is he really going to quit?
That doesn't really matter what station the work for, Norm Macdonald went on Letterman a lot of times (before the Weekend Update thing) and Jennifer Aniston and Courtney Cox have gone there a couple of times (and Friends is on NBC).
David Letterman always said that he won't resign with CBS when his contract runs out August, 1999.
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His contract goes through 2002.
Mark - [email] http://www.late-show.com
The series finale will be May 14....
Mike