Will Seinfeld still be on TV after May 14??????????

After the last episode of Seinfeld, will other networks keep showing re-runs????

Of Course.

NMP

On Sun, 19 Apr 1998 13:58:56 GMT, Douglas Brown wrote:

will. All reruns are shwon on NBC and NBC only until they are sold in syndication to local stations, which will keep showing them as long as people watch them. Just like so many stations still show reruns of Cheers, which has been gone for several years now.

"Early to rise, early to bed makes a man healthy but socially dead." ---Yakko Warner

Douglas Brown wrote in message ...

Of couses they will, although the producers will still limit the daily showings to one a day, 6 days a week (some stations wanted to show 2 episodes a day) to keep the show from getting too stale. NBC will run repeats from the this season for about another season.

Dave

Douglas Brown wrote in article ...

So far, I know for a fact that the WB11 (New York) will keep showing them at 11:00pm. If you don't get that channel then maybe your local WB network will.

-Steve Balla

Didn't WPIX pay $1 billion for reruns? Not all WB affiliates will show it, but your local Fox or UPN stations will be good bets also.

Kirby's of Fredericton wrote in message ...

network

Network affiliation is entirely irrelevant when it comes to syndicated reruns, although network affiliates (and that doesn't include Fox, WB or UPN affiliates) in major markets can't show reruns in the 7:30 time slot. Seinfeld reruns will continue to appear on affiliates of all networks. In most cases, the station in your area that has the reruns now, will continue to have them.

I knew that about networks, just that there seems to be more Fox/UPN/WB affiliates which show syndie Seinfeld than ABC/NBC/CBS affiliates.