| The Simpsons didn't exist in the Seinfeld universe [message #284068] |
Do, 08 Juni 2006 05:17 |
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"The Simpsons" didn't exist in the Seinfeld universe, (or did I miss a
subtle reference?). Both shows started out around the same time and
continued together through most of the '90's as Seinfeld covered many
cultural references...
No "D'oh!" from George? No sarcastic, "Yeh, you're about as poor as Mr.
Burns" from Jerry or maybe a "Yeh, he's a real Ned Flanders!" from
Elaine?
Of course "Seinfeld" has been referenced on The Simpsons - but they
cover almost everything, anyway.
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| Re: The Simpsons didn't exist in the Seinfeld universe [message #284073 ] |
Do, 08 Juni 2006 10:38 |
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Post removed (X-No-Archive: yes)
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| Re: The Simpsons didn't exist in the Seinfeld universe [message #284079 ] |
Do, 08 Juni 2006 16:47 |
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888eight888 wrote:
> "The Simpsons" didn't exist in the Seinfeld universe, (or did I miss a
> subtle reference?). Both shows started out around the same time and
> continued together through most of the '90's as Seinfeld covered many
> cultural references...
> No "D'oh!" from George? No sarcastic, "Yeh, you're about as poor as Mr.
> Burns" from Jerry or maybe a "Yeh, he's a real Ned Flanders!" from
> Elaine?
> Of course "Seinfeld" has been referenced on The Simpsons - but they
> cover almost everything, anyway.
The closest thing I can think of, although probably more likely in the
style of a stereotypical mad scientist rather than influenced by Mr.
Burns, is when Newman said, "Excellent".
Go to link for WAV...(2nd from bottom/"Wayne Knight as Newman:
"Excellent.")
http://www.wavsource.com/tv/seinfeld.htm
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| Re: The Simpsons didn't exist in the Seinfeld universe [message #284080 ] |
Do, 08 Juni 2006 16:57 |
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On 8 Jun 2006 07:47:46 -0700, "888eight888" <bz811 [at] go.com> wrote:
>888eight888 wrote:
>> "The Simpsons" didn't exist in the Seinfeld universe, (or did I miss a
>> subtle reference?). Both shows started out around the same time and
>> continued together through most of the '90's as Seinfeld covered many
>> cultural references...
>> No "D'oh!" from George? No sarcastic, "Yeh, you're about as poor as Mr.
>> Burns" from Jerry or maybe a "Yeh, he's a real Ned Flanders!" from
>> Elaine?
>> Of course "Seinfeld" has been referenced on The Simpsons - but they
>> cover almost everything, anyway.
>
>The closest thing I can think of, although probably more likely in the
>style of a stereotypical mad scientist rather than influenced by Mr.
>Burns, is when Newman said, "Excellent".
>
>Go to link for WAV...(2nd from bottom/"Wayne Knight as Newman:
>"Excellent.")
>
>http://www.wavsource.com/tv/seinfeld.htm
>
I know on the commentary track for "The Doorman," Tom Gamill and Max
Pross who later wrote for the Simpsons mention giving Homer the
"summer nights" line used by Sid Farkus (though I'm not sure what
Simpsons episode that's in.)
-lugnut
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| Re: The Simpsons didn't exist in the Seinfeld universe [message #284459 ] |
Do, 22 Juni 2006 20:48 |
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888eight888 wrote:
> "The Simpsons" didn't exist in the Seinfeld universe, (or did I miss a
> subtle reference?). Both shows started out around the same time and
> continued together through most of the '90's as Seinfeld covered many
> cultural references...
> No "D'oh!" from George? No sarcastic, "Yeh, you're about as poor as Mr.
> Burns" from Jerry or maybe a "Yeh, he's a real Ned Flanders!" from
> Elaine?
> Of course "Seinfeld" has been referenced on The Simpsons - but they
> cover almost everything, anyway.
Seinfeld- funny
Simpsons- trying too hard to be funny
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