Hi all! I'm a die-hard Seinfeld fan(just to give you an idea...my license plate says SHMOOPY), and was wondering if anybody here knows where I can find the complete collection of Seinfeld scripts on the internet? I have a habit of reading during lunch, and would love to have them printed out and made into a little booklet for my reading pleasure. I would really appreciate any info on this. Thanx!
Regards, Patrick
Patrick, load the Seinfeld FAQ (see link below) and do a search on
'scripts'.
I've got about a dozen links to web sites that feature Seinfeld
scripts. You'll find there are lost of duplicates.
One site I recommend is
http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/Studio/1955/scripts2.html
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Thanx! But it has only about 30 of the 178 scripts from Seinfeld. I've been searching the net, but most of the websites have the same 30 scripts! It'll be a dream if somebody could compile the complete 178 scripts into a book(I'll be willing to pay $200 for it!), or even better, put those 178 priceless episodes commercial-free on DVD!(imagine, that's over 60 hours of non-stop Seinfeld!!!)
Correct me if I'm wrong, but if they put it on DVD, it'll only take about 4 DVD discs, considering that a single DVD disc alone can store up to 17 GB. That's just gonna cost about...$100? If the X-Files get to be put on tape, it's only right that Seinfeld gets to be on DVD!!! Well, I guess I'm still searching for the complete collection of scripts! BTW, I found a website with 58 full episodes in RealAudio format. You might wanna check it out here: http://ncohafmuta.com/seinfeld/. Well, wish me luck!
Regards, Patrick
Dave wrote:
Right Dave, I did a spell check update on all the script files I have there. So spelling has been fixed but the improper use of words like there/their is still not fixed - that's a lot harder to find. Also I left all the 'gimme' and 'talkin' words as they were since it more closely represents the language of the show. At present I have collected and fixed all the scripts I could find on the 'net. I have left the original author's reference in the script.
Mike