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Athanatos posted:One moment Mulder. I'm reading the most fascinating article on the most fascinating people of the year... And, done. Hmmm...most beautiful people People.
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Oh my god, oh my god, I just saw a seinfeld moment I've never seen. It's in 'The Race', after Jerry takes that "shot" and then says "man that's some tart cider". I think the reason I hadn't seen it is because in syndication little things get cut, and apparently I just hadn't watched the dvd version (hence full version) of that episode yet. It's not much but it's all I have... 
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DrBouvenstein posted:Hmmm...most beautiful people People. I believe that's a Ziggy. Quickly, Elaine! To my archives!
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Feb 10, 2012 17:24
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Kull the Conqueror posted:I believe that's a Ziggy. Quickly, Elaine! To my archives! Dammit Elaine, that was the yam-yam!
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Relayer posted:Oh my god, oh my god, I just saw a seinfeld moment I've never seen. It's in 'The Race', after Jerry takes that "shot" and then says "man that's some tart cider". I think the reason I hadn't seen it is because in syndication little things get cut, and apparently I just hadn't watched the dvd version (hence full version) of that episode yet. Why would they cut things out for syndication? Each episode was already made for a 30 minute timeslot, how short are they trying to make them these days? I also wonder whose job it is to analyse each episode of Seinfeld and decide which lines of dialogue can be cut without the cuts seeming jarring or ruining a plotline.
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jojoinnit posted:Why would they cut things out for syndication? More commercials. quote:Each episode was already made for a 30 minute timeslot, how short are they trying to make them these days? The actual length of a "30 minute" show without commercials has gotten gradually shorter and shorter over the years. Plus, it's not even a Seinfeld issue specifically. Every show gets cut like this in syndication. quote:I also wonder whose job it is to analyse each episode of Seinfeld and decide which lines of dialogue can be cut without the cuts seeming jarring or ruining a plotline. Whoever's job it is, they don't always succeed.
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They also cut out "And the heat, my god, the heat!"
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Diabolik900 posted:More commercials.
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Feb 10, 2012 18:39
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jojoinnit posted:I only watch Seinfeld on Crackle and my local independent affiliate which seems to only show reruns of Seinfeld, Burn Notice and BBT and as far as I can tell they don't cut anything out, so I've really never noticed anything missing. Although maybe they are all cut and if I watched the DVD's my mind would be blown? I only recently acquired the complete DVD box set, and there is definitely a lot of material as a whole missing due to syndication. I'd say that about half the time, the missing scenes or dialogue really add to the context of a particular episode and makes it even funnier. I didn't really start watching Seinfeld while it was on the air until I was a junior or senior in high school, so up until now I've mostly seen syndicated episodes. In summary, get the DVD's. Edit: grammar Billy Zane fucked around with this message at 02:01 on Feb 11, 2012 |
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Feb 10, 2012 19:22
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Main reason I'm holding out on the DVDs is because I'm waiting for them to release the newer high res versions they show on syndication these days (the widescreen versions) on DVD. I don't want to be stuck watching the SD 4:3 version of each episode for the rest of my life.
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Feb 10, 2012 19:28
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It may have been mentioned but Season 1 on Blu-ray is listed on Amazon, although there's no release date as of yet it seems.
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Feb 10, 2012 19:42
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jojoinnit posted:Main reason I'm holding out on the DVDs is because I'm waiting for them to release the newer high res versions they show on syndication these days (the widescreen versions) on DVD. I don't want to be stuck watching the SD 4:3 version of each episode for the rest of my life. It's mostly just a crop job, actually. There's a bit of extra data added to the sides but there's quite a bit missing from the top and bottom on the widescreen broadcasts. Someone did a comparison way earlier in this thread that showed the differences. edit: here The HD versions do look nice, though. wa27 fucked around with this message at 20:00 on Feb 10, 2012 |
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Feb 10, 2012 19:49
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Relayer posted:It may have been mentioned but Season 1 on Blu-ray is listed on Amazon, although there's no release date as of yet it seems. I bought a few of the DVD box sets but stopped around Season 4, I think. Never got through buying the whole series. But the whole thing on Blu Ray? Now that I will loving throw my money at.
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Feb 10, 2012 20:09
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I think I'm having a heart attack.
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Both Seinfeld and Simpsons are two the shows I can tell when I'm watching a non-syndicated version due to just one extra line.
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I did the math and Tuscany is actually about 12.5% the size of North Dakota
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What are the odds of being with a Portuguese waitress?
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Feb 11, 2012 22:32
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So you have the sex... next day you don't have to call.. ..that's pretty good.
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Feb 11, 2012 22:37
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Important question... "Bro", or "Mansiere" ?
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Chili posted:Important question... Who the hell is going to buy something called a "Mansiere"? With "Bro" you can market it like it's a tough guys thing instead of a really pretentious french sounding name.
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piratepilates posted:Who the hell is going to buy something called a "Mansiere"? With "Bro" you can market it like it's a tough guys thing instead of a really pretentious french sounding name. See I was Team Bro since I watched that episode back in high school. But I don't know, I think if you're appealing try to appeal to an older demographic, "Bro" might be too colloquial.
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Chili posted:See I was Team Bro since I watched that episode back in high school. But I don't know, I think if you're appealing try to appeal to an older demographic, "Bro" might be too colloquial. Market two versions, one the 'Mansiere' for the older demographic, the second one the 'Bro' or 'Sports Bro' for the young fatties.
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piratepilates posted:Market two versions, one the 'Mansiere' for the older demographic, the second one the 'Bro' or 'Sports Bro' for the young fatties. Brilliant. Let's partner up, I know a guy.
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You guys can do whatever you want as long as you hold your transvestite parties somewhere else.
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Riptor posted:They revoked my membership. Newman too. You know, we can't go anywhere near there.
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wa27 posted:It's mostly just a crop job, actually. There's a bit of extra data added to the sides but there's quite a bit missing from the top and bottom on the widescreen broadcasts. Someone did a comparison way earlier in this thread that showed the differences. I notice that in the HD versions, you can often see the full "Tom's Restaurant" sign, whereas the old 4:3 versions were framed to only show the "Restaurant" part.
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*Rubs face* It's a skill, just like juggling! She probably enjoys showing it off!
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Ned's a guy who buys irregular underwear. Next!
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Kevyn posted:I notice that in the HD versions, you can often see the full "Tom's Restaurant" sign, whereas the old 4:3 versions were framed to only show the "Restaurant" part. Thanks, now I will always notice that in a lot of shots you can see the end of "Tom's" on the sign.
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Chili posted:Ned's a guy who buys irregular underwear. Next! Little Stuart Rifkin likes to go shopping with his mother!
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DrBouvenstein posted:They revoked my membership. Newman too. You know, we can't go anywhere near there. He could have died! Yeah it was a gamble.. 
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thepokey posted:Little Stuart Rifkin likes to go shopping with his mother! That whole scene reminded me just how horrible Elaine was. Vetoing a dude's name choices and insisting on her own for a dude she's only been dating for x amount of weeks. Jeez Elaine, chill your tits and let the guy go by Todd. P.S Todd is a really lovely name... BUT IT SHOULDN'T HAVE BEEN HER CHOICE
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I remember she suggests the name "OJ" very enthusiastically and it always makes me kinda squirm a little.
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Relayer posted:I remember she suggests the name "OJ" very enthusiastically and it always makes me kinda squirm a little. Thats a perfectly sane name to have!
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"Ya know, deep down I always felt like they blamed me for Susan's death.." "Why? Because you picked out the poison envelopes?"
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THEY CHASED MY FAMILY OUT OF BAYSIDE!
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Being from Ireland I've never seen this show until I emigrated to Canada and my family started me watching a few episodes. It's pretty good, it certainly dates better than a lot of other nineties shows like Friends.
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Nilbop posted:Being from Ireland I've never seen this show until I emigrated to Canada and my family started me watching a few episodes. It's pretty good, it certainly dates better than a lot of other nineties shows like Friends. Nilbop... that's not Irish.
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