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S09E23 The Finale (1)retroAug 20, 19983 months later6 posts by 6 posters
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Australian fans discuss the hour-long clip show montage that preceded the series finale, with most agreeing it was more enjoyable than the actual final episode itself.

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Dale Edwards

What did you think of the hour-long montage of clips before the final eposide?

Personally I enjoyed it a lot. The bits where they had about 2 seconds at a time from various points for a few minutes was really cool, but it would have been exhausting if that had been for the whole show. They didn't cover all the episodes - off the top of my head I am pretty certain there wasn't anything from the Bette Midler episode, or the Assman/proctologist episode. It was a really good snapshot of the show if you had spent any time at all watching the show through it's history.

I actually enjoyed the montage more than the final episode.

Is that wrong ??

Parish

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I thought it was great... better than the actual episode.

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I'm sure there was HEAPS of episodes that weren't featured... the purpose of it wasn't to show a bit from every episode.

m r h a t e http://www.zip.com.au/~kjohnson/ [email]

I thought the clip show was better than the last episode too. Especially the bloopers. George's father trying to ask about the apartment in Del Boca Vista is a riot. I love it !!!

Rob

Dale Edwards wrote:

i enjoyed the montage of clips before the finale but i was dissapointend that many episodes where left out. i was waiting and waiting for a "not that there's anything wrong with it" scene but alas there was none.

On Thu, 20 Aug 1998, Dale Edwards wrote:

The clips were undoubtedly much funnier than the actual episode and it was a great way to relive those insanely memorable moments. If you would like to see some other great moments from the series then I recommend that you check out "Seinfeld Volume 6" from Columbia Tri Star Home Video. It is rated (M)15+ and is available in most video stores, especially Target, for $14.95. It contains THE HEART ATTACK, THE DEAL, THE LIBRARY and HIGHLIGHTS OF A HUNDRED a.k.a. THE CLIP SHOW. I can't recall exactly which clips are featured but the episode runs for an hour.