I've been wondering if Mr. Steinbrenner is caricatured with the permission of the real Mr. Steinbrenner. Is this done with his consent and approval? Ariosa
Steinbrenner
Fans discuss whether the show's portrayal of Mr. Steinbrenner is done with the real Steinbrenner's permission, with one viewer reporting that the real Steinbrenner approves and is a fan of the show.
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ariosa wrote:
Probably not, you don't need permission for comedy
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Once again I saw on some show, which I can't remember the name of right now, that Jerry does run all his ideas by the real Mr. Steinbrenner. They interviewed the real Mr. Steinbrenner and he said he has no problems with anything Jerry has done to make fun of him. He is a fan of the show, and thinks it is good for one to laugh at him/her self. He said that he lets Jerry do whatever he wants with the Mr. Steinbrenner character.
Deanna
Absolutely. In fact, Steinbrenner played himself in last year's season finale. Unfortunately, it was edited out of the final cut.
DWuerffell
Just what did happen with this "George" when he was supposed to make a (real) appearance on our favorite show (last season, was it)? I never found out; all I heard was that he "didn't make the cut." Thanks in advance.