NBC is broadcasting a Seinfeld special this Thursday and they're saying there's a big surprise. Any chances that they might bring the show back?
Seinfeld Surpise
May 17, 2004, 11:51 AM ET23 posts by 18 posters
🤯 Prediction❌ Never happened
NBC will bring back Seinfeld from cancellation as a surprise announcement.
Fans speculate about an NBC Seinfeld special's advertised surprise, with most assuming it's just a Superman/American Express commercial rerun rather than a show revival.
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This probably refers to a broadcast of the new Amex commercial with Jerry & Superman
Link to NBC schedule below:
http://www.nbc.com/nbc/header/TV_Schedule/schedule_day-20040520.html
Probably, can't hurt to hope for a real surprise though
"Rolando" wrote in message news:LD5qc.67997$[email]...
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back?
"Denis Lane" wrote in message news:lc5qc.41291$[email]...
Last Saturday, Jerry live:
Jerry's answer to the statement: "Bring back Seinfeld!" was "Bring it back?? It's on like 19 times a day!"
So, take from that what you will,
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"Denis Lane" wrote in message news:lc5qc.41291$[email]...
No, they're bringing the Wiz back.
maybe another spin off show....Newman as the star
what do you think?
schmag writes:
Newman is fantastic, but he has lost serious amounts of weight, which definitely cuts into his humor quotient.
There is one candidate for a show that I think has potential and has never, AFAIK, been put forth. The rabbi that lives in Elaine's building. A rabbi seems like it would even be a good hook for a show, and his apearance and especially his voice are tremendous for a sitcom.
"osmium" wrote in message news:[email]...
never,
rabbi
Well, you see, often in life, people will try to start a show, but for some reason or another fail. A friend of mine, let's call him George, wondered the same thing, and started a show about a motivational speaker. Now, perhaps, if you're not too busy, we can chat about this "loser", and maybe I can offer you some cookies, or kishka's, or perhaps go to a time-share where we can... Lainey?
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"Er" wrote in message news:c8gele$dsh$[email]...
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Would you care for a snack of some kind? I have the Snackwells, which are very popular but I think that sometimes with the so-called "fat-free" cookies, people may overindulge, forgetting they might be high in calories.
Doug
Especially during the high holidays.
"schmag" wrote in message news:[email]...
I have the inside scoop. Jerry's suprise is the Baboo Show with Baboo Bot
"Sea Biscuit" wrote in message news:[email]...
Bot
Jerry, these are LOAD-BEARING WALLS! They're not gonna come down!
Doug
Okay, so it's Thursday, 20 May 2004, 9:46 EDT, and I obviously missed "The Adventures of Senfeld & Friend" tonight, the "big special" that I didn't hear anything about until a couple of days ago. The announcement said it would be on after an episode of Friends, but before an encore of the final Friends episode. I guess I shoulda looked it up. I figured it would come on at a regular time, you know, on the half hour or something! It was on at 8:42. What sense does that make? Anyway, I couldn't bring myself to watch Friends, but now I regret it. I should have done the smart thing and looked it up. But I didn't. Now I do the hard thing and ask...
Did anyone see the special? Can you post something about it?
Many Thanks, Salvavida
Eenie Meenie Chili Beanie Salvavida is about to speak:
All it was was the first American Express "Superman" ad, and a few minutes of the second. You can see them online at http://www.americanexpress.com/jerry or you could if American Express hadn't *taken the site down because they were overloaded*!
** Captain Infinity
On Thu, 20 May 2004 22:43:13 -0400, Captain Infinity wrote:
Or go here this one still works I just checked http://www.jerry.digisle.tv/room.html
The voice of Superman on the AmEx website commercials is Patrick Warburton's, I feel sure. I checked to find credits somewhere for these commercials but none listed the voice of Superman.
I saw it. It was nothing special. Basically all hype and no substance.
I hope the Seinfeld DVD is better.
"Salvavida" wrote in message news:[email]...
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It was a time of great turmoil. The strong preyed on the weak, dogs and cats lived together. One voice cried out in the wilderness: Roy Knable wrote in :
Yes that was Patrick Warburton.
The "special" was actually the commercial Seinfeld did for American Express which has been available on the web for more than a month.
On Sat, 22 May 2004 00:25:44 -0500, Zombie Elvis wrote:
I didn't see the special but I enjoyed it when I watched it online. There were a few clever parodies, like the part where the DVD player bounces off Superman's chest. And the Broadway musical was pretty funny. I recommend visiting the website for the extended version of the song (if it's still there). It's good stuff.
Zombie Elvis wrote in message news:...
Yes, but I think NBC was seeing what kind of ratings it got, possibly they are thinking of producing a "Seinfeld/Superman" sitcom.
[email] (Mike Harrison) wrote in message news:...
I certainly hope not. As a five minute spoof it works, but even a single half-hour episode would run out of gas well before the last commercial. And an entire season? Forget it!
In article , "T-Narg" wrote:
It was just an Amex commercial.
But Barry Levinson directed. Jerry has really aged in the less than 10 years since the show ended.
In article , "Cosmic Dawg, Forensic Proctologist" wrote:
His hairline seems receded and look at the deep wrinkles going from the lower outer edges of his eyes to his cheeks in some of the closeup shots.