Seinfeld up for an Emmy?!?!
jimla...@gmail.com
this years EMMYS. So vote in the contest so we can win this! .
Click this link to vote!
http://abc.go.com/primetime/emmys/index?pn=comedyvoting_2008
Thanks
Paige
WOW! These are excellent nominees! As much as I love Seinfeld, I'm
gonna have to go with either Lucy or Carol Burnett.
Paige
Alexis Machine
the line here...
"Paige" <luana....@gmail.com> wrote in message
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LDB.JR
wrote:
> Paige, are you with us or are you against us? You've got to choose a side of
> the line here...
Agreed, how awesome would it be to see the crew get another emmy?!
Grüe
4e6426...@y38g2000hsy.googlegroups.com:
> Agreed, how awesome would it be to see the crew get another emmy?!
How sad is it that there are shows who have been off the air for over ten
years that are funnier than shows that are on today?
Alexis Machine
totally nonsensical shows are...
"Grüe" <a...@a.com> wrote in message
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Paige
wrote:
> Paige, are you with us or are you against us? You've got to choose a side of
> the line here...
>
>
> news:d477bb33-b7ad-4001...@73g2000hsx.googlegroups.com...
> On Sep 8, 1:30 pm, jimladd...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> > Big heads up. "The Contest" is up for "Best Classic TV Moments" at
> > this years EMMYS. So vote in the contest so we can win this! .
>
> > Click this link to
> > vote!http://abc.go.com/primetime/emmys/index?pn=comedyvoting_2008
>
> > Thanks
>
> WOW! These are excellent nominees! As much as I love Seinfeld, I'm
> gonna have to go with either Lucy or Carol Burnett.
>
> Paige
I'm with you, Alexis, and the other Seinies here. But Lucy and the
candy factory bit was the best comedy in the history of television.
You just can't compare classic tv with modern stuff. There's no
contest.
(Did someone say "contest"?) Congratulations, George.
Paige
Alexis Machine
"Paige" <luana....@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Alexis Machine
Seinfeld is a classic television show too. Next thing you'll say is that
Seinfeld has to have its own TV medium! Ah but I won't call you
anti-Seinfeldite: you have the right to like Lucy (although I personnally
never liked its conducive title and, to me, the show was too loud - right
there with Charlie Chapelin - pun intended) but remember, folks who were
born the year The Contest aired are far from babies now (except
metaphorically, hopefully for their sake) so to me that doesn't make the
term "modern" stick to Seinfeld. I donno, call me names, but that show is
beyond the bounderies of any particular era. It's hard to explain you know,
but unlike so many TV shows of any decade you may pick, Seinfeld is not
"attached" to its epoch... just an opinion.
And, please don't take this the wrong way: don't sound like that virgin: The
Contest deserves a vote; it is great comedy!
"Alexis Machine" <norris_r...@endsville.ma> wrote in message
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Paige
wrote:
> ...and, with permission from Kramer, allow me to add:
>
> Seinfeld is a classic television show too. Next thing you'll say is that
> Seinfeld has to have its own TV medium! Ah but I won't call you
> anti-Seinfeldite: you have the right to like Lucy (although I personnally
> never liked its conducive title and, to me, the show was too loud - right
> there with Charlie Chapelin - pun intended) but remember, folks who were
> born the year The Contest aired are far from babies now (except
> metaphorically, hopefully for their sake) so to me that doesn't make the
> term "modern" stick to Seinfeld. I donno, call me names, but that show is
> beyond the bounderies of any particular era. It's hard to explain you know,
> but unlike so many TV shows of any decade you may pick, Seinfeld is not
> "attached" to its epoch... just an opinion.
>
> And, please don't take this the wrong way: don't sound like that virgin: The
> Contest deserves a vote; it is great comedy!
>
>
> news:ga6dj2$ad...@news.emirates.net.ae...
>
>
>
> > Why am I reminded of tan pants and their TV commercial????
>
> >news:88284115-a808-435f...@m3g2000hsc.googlegroups.com...
> > On Sep 9, 7:34 am, "Alexis Machine" <norris_ridgew...@endsville.ma>
> > wrote:
> >> Paige, are you with us or are you against us? You've got to choose a side
> >> of
> >> the line here...
>
> >> "Paige" <luana.kra...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> >>news:d477bb33-b7ad-4001...@73g2000hsx.googlegroups.com...
> >> On Sep 8, 1:30 pm, jimladd...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> >> > Big heads up. "The Contest" is up for "Best Classic TV Moments" at
> >> > this years EMMYS. So vote in the contest so we can win this! .
>
> >> > Click this link to
> >> > vote!http://abc.go.com/primetime/emmys/index?pn=comedyvoting_2008
>
> >> > Thanks
>
> >> WOW! These are excellent nominees! As much as I love Seinfeld, I'm
> >> gonna have to go with either Lucy or Carol Burnett.
>
> >> Paige
>
> > I'm with you, Alexis, and the other Seinies here. But Lucy and the
> > candy factory bit was the best comedy in the history of television.
> > You just can't compare classic tv with modern stuff. There's no
> > contest.
>
> > (Did someone say "contest"?) Congratulations, George.
>
>
> - Show quoted text -
I totally agree that Seinfeld is beyond the boundaries of any era.
It's the most original tv comedy ever. Unlike other sitcoms, Seinfeld
takes it to a whole other level. A show about nothing...BRILLIANT!
Paige
Paige
wrote:
> ...and, with permission from Kramer, allow me to add:
>
> Seinfeld is a classic television show too. Next thing you'll say is that
> Seinfeld has to have its own TV medium! Ah but I won't call you
> anti-Seinfeldite: you have the right to like Lucy (although I personnally
> never liked its conducive title and, to me, the show was too loud - right
> there with Charlie Chapelin - pun intended) but remember, folks who were
> born the year The Contest aired are far from babies now (except
> metaphorically, hopefully for their sake) so to me that doesn't make the
> term "modern" stick to Seinfeld. I donno, call me names, but that show is
> beyond the bounderies of any particular era. It's hard to explain you know,
> but unlike so many TV shows of any decade you may pick, Seinfeld is not
> "attached" to its epoch... just an opinion.
>
> And, please don't take this the wrong way: don't sound like that virgin: The
> Contest deserves a vote; it is great comedy!
>
>
> news:ga6dj2$ad...@news.emirates.net.ae...
>
>
>
> > Why am I reminded of tan pants and their TV commercial????
>
> >news:88284115-a808-435f...@m3g2000hsc.googlegroups.com...
> > On Sep 9, 7:34 am, "Alexis Machine" <norris_ridgew...@endsville.ma>
> > wrote:
> >> Paige, are you with us or are you against us? You've got to choose a side
> >> of
> >> the line here...
>
> >> "Paige" <luana.kra...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> >>news:d477bb33-b7ad-4001...@73g2000hsx.googlegroups.com...
> >> On Sep 8, 1:30 pm, jimladd...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> >> > Big heads up. "The Contest" is up for "Best Classic TV Moments" at
> >> > this years EMMYS. So vote in the contest so we can win this! .
>
> >> > Click this link to
> >> > vote!http://abc.go.com/primetime/emmys/index?pn=comedyvoting_2008
>
> >> > Thanks
>
> >> WOW! These are excellent nominees! As much as I love Seinfeld, I'm
> >> gonna have to go with either Lucy or Carol Burnett.
>
> >> Paige
>
> > I'm with you, Alexis, and the other Seinies here. But Lucy and the
> > candy factory bit was the best comedy in the history of television.
> > You just can't compare classic tv with modern stuff. There's no
> > contest.
>
> > (Did someone say "contest"?) Congratulations, George.
>
>
> - Show quoted text -
I'm glad that Seinfeld is nominated for this prize...but I didn't
think that clip from The Contest was the funniest tv moment. I thought
there were much funnier scenes. For example, the Christmas card scene
with George and Elaine:
GEORGE: Why didn't I get a Christmas card?
ELAINE: You want a Christmas card? Here's your Christmas card.
Paige
Buddy Matlosz
Paige
I'm kinda partial to the scene where George is recounting his adventure as a
marine biologist ("The sea was angry that day, my friends"). The look on
Kramer's face when George produced the golf ball was priceless.
B.
L Vetter
I totally agree that Seinfeld is beyond the boundaries of any era.
It's the most original tv comedy ever. Unlike other sitcoms, Seinfeld
takes it to a whole other level. A show about nothing...BRILLIANT!
===============
What did you do today? Nothing? *That's* a show.
Loren
Paige
>
> - Show quoted text -
Yes! That was hilarious! It's probably a better example since that
scene includes the whole cast. For the record, THE MARINE BIOLOGIST is
among my top ten faves.
Paige
Alexis Machine
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LDB.JR
wrote:
> Why am I watching it??
Because it's on TV.
Paige
LOL!
Paige
LRod
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