Fans discuss whether Seinfeld phrases and themes appear in other TV shows, with skepticism that the "it's not you, it's me" breakup line originated on Seinfeld.
Just caught 8 seconds of a dreadful soap we have here in England called "Emmerdale".
One character, breaking up with the other, says to him "It's not you, it's me".
I thought it might be fun to see how many Seinfeld themes or expressions we can spot in other shows.
Unless, of course, you think differently....
Ian
Ian wrote in message ...
"It's not you, it's me"? Come on, you're saying you've never dumped or been dumped? That's like saying you saw someone on another show say 'Hi' and it reminded you of Seinfeld.
ps. I never watch Emmerdale, but it can't be worse than Family Affairs
goatboy wrote in message ...
been
No, of course not. But hearing the character say it just rang a tiny Seinfeld bell, that's all. No big deal.
Trust me - it is.
Ian
On Craig Kilborn tonight. They referred to 'Ted Danson money'.
D.C.
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