Send ideas for show??

Hey, is there a way to send ideas for Seinfeld episodes to the writers of the shows or something? I have the perfect idea for a show as a spinoff of the 9/30 episode. I told a bunch of my fellow Seinfans about this idea and they thought it would be hilarious. One of them said I should send a copy of it to the writers, but I didn't know if it was possible. So could someone please be so kind as to give me any information on how to do it? (If it is even possible?)

Also, a short comment about these recent MAY postings. I think it is time for an alt.tv.mad.about.you newsgroup, don't you? There's just too many of these postings in the Seinfeld group. (I don't know how they all started or if they are related to Seinfeld, but it doesn't matter) Just a suggestion.:)

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i don't remember exactly where i read it, but according to LD all scripts and the like go unopened into the trash. in that article he said that it is really hard to write "seinfeldish" and that they don't need any outside input and don't even want it. so you better save the postage...

salsaaa

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In article [email] (joerg grau(SPROCKETS)) writes:

It's funny how the writers of Seinfeld incorporated this into one of "The Keys" episodes where Elaine tries to write a Murphy Brown script. It was probably a jab at those who have similar ideas.

It went something like this...

Jerry:  Elaine, let me tell you something about show business...
Elaine: <rolling her eyes>
Jerry:  You don't just write a Murphy Brown - you've gotta watch the
        show; get to know the characters.
Elaine: I just thought I could write it. You know, those writers make a
        LOT of money. <Seinfeld writers ribbing their own profession>

Etc..followed by one of my favourite scenes with Kramer playing Steven Snell as Murphy Brown's new secretary...<Oh, I'm familiar with the computer system, allright - I'm familiar.>