Maybe this was reported a couple of weeks ago, or maybe this is new news After looking back at the April 14th issue of USA Today, I discovered a brief note about the Seinfeld season finale. It seems that the show will feature more celebrity guest stars (hopefully better than Corbin Bernsen, George Wendt, and Fred Savage)...In an unneccessary attempt to get bigger ratings, the show will feature guest spots by Regis Philbin and Kathie Lee Gifford. I only hope that Jerry puts them on to make fun of them. Afterall, who saw what he said about them on last year's Barbara Walter's Special? We'll see what happens, but any talk of a Seinfeld season finale always depressed me because that means we'll see more repeats. Let us hope that the nitwits and NBC have enough sense to re-run episodes #1,4,5,6,7,8,10,11,12 & 17!!! Those are the ones we want to see!! ---Enjoy the next few weeks while you can, because it may be a long and repetetive summer.
Celebrity Guests on Season Finale
So, Regis and Kathie Lee are going to be on Seinfeld? Maybe they could tie in with the "HELLO, REGIS!!" controversy on MAY?
BTW, didn't Paul supposedly live in an apartment in Jerry and Kramer's building before he and Jamie got married?
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Yes, Paul actually still owns the apartment across from Jerry and rents it to Karmer. This was tied in on a M.A.Y. episode that reiled on Kramer to get that show soem decent ratings....Paul Reiser owes Seinfeld a lot for helping his show succeed. And I'm glad that both are still on the air....but while Thurs. night is overkill of TV, the rest of the week just stinks.
If I remember correctly (and I ususally do) Paul is subletting the appartment to Kramer because it reminds him of the batcholor's life he used to leave. Kramer tells Paul taht he is sorry about the whole in the wall, and Paul asks what happened to taht Jerry guy, and Kramer says, laughing, that he's writing a sitcom for NBC.
Andy