I still don't understand why they're repeating episodes that were just on a couple of months ago. "The Kramer", for example, hasn't been on in a LONG time. Correct me if I'm wrong. Why don't they show some different ones?
Jamie
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S06E20 The DoodleretroMar 4, 2000, 6:12 PM ET5 years later5 posts by 5 posters
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Fans discuss why TV stations repeat the same recent Seinfeld episodes instead of showing a wider variety of older ones, speculating about broadcast rights limitations.
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Jamie wrote:
OK, - "The Letter" :-)
I've been watching for 9 years. Curious why the repeats are always the same. Is it a question of what Fox is willing to buy?
On Sat, 04 Mar 2000 23:12:34 GMT, "Jamie" wrote:
well, here in the Netherlands Fox is broadcasting seinfeld every day now so i'm thanking them on my bare knees (for the moment :).. Does anyone know which rights they have, for instance do they have the rights for the first few seasons also (because i'm missing a few episodes from that years).
grtz clix
they have the right to the complete series except the "puerto rican day parade" one time i heard that the networks pay 3000 bucks a week to air seinfeld in syndication Clx wrote in message news:[email]...
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