When was the first episode of Sienfeld aired and what was it about?
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"Good News, Bad News" aka the Pilot, originally called "The Seinfeld Chronicles"\n\n First aired: July 5, 1989\n\n"A girl Jerry met on the road wants to stay with him when she comes to New York. George thinks that she is just using Jerry as contingency plan. Hoffman (Kessler/Kramer see notes) comes by to borrow a couple of pieces of meat. The girl calls and asks Jerry if she can stay at his apartment for the night, when she arrives she asks to stay for another night. Jerry is disappointed when everything is going his way until he finds out she is engaged. "\n\nI actually saw this one as a rerun (daily rerun at 7pm Mon-Sat on Fox) without realizing it was the pilot. o_O
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I know what you mean, but I have found that The Office is pretty funny, but it takes a while to get hooked on it, Also Two and  Half Men is pretty funny.  Those are the only ones I really watch.\n\nLet's face it, there will never be another Seinfeld !!
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It was on LA Law between two female attorneys...\n\ncouldn't remember the characters names so I wikipedia'd it:\n\n"In early 1991, a Season 5 episode had two female characters, Abby, played by Michele Greene and the newcomer C.J., played by Amanda Donohoe kissing each other after a really tough case. That was recognized as the first kiss between two women in a prime time series and was considered quite controversial."
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Jerry Seinfeld already asked that question on his final stand-up. \n\n"I'm telling you for the last time"\nI own the dvd. Hilarious.
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Here, start reading:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_television
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Don't Know BUT go to www.tv.com, it'll give a synopsis of every episode on Dream On. You can browse through it easily.
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I loved that show. My favorite episode was when the curly haired one robbed the Mr. Softie Ice Cream Truck ;-)
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David Letterman.  A great moment in TV History.
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I'm teaching a class like this right now and I get sick of listening to political speeches, I'd like to see you argue that chocolate chip cookies are better than oatmeal rasin.  I heard a pretty good speech last year about why Seinfeld is the best sitcom ever - that was pretty interesting.  Have fun with it though, you don't have to pick something super heavy to persuade people of it, you just have to be professional.
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I loved this show!  It's called "Queens Of Comedy".  It is a live comedy act.  My and a few of my friends got together a few months back and watched it.  I laughed so hard.
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What was the FIRST TOY advertised on television?\n\nThe first toy advertised on television was Mr. Potato Head. Introduced in 1952, smart marketing put the spud on the tube. At the time, two-thirds of American TVs were owned by families with children under 12. The cute little toy grossed $4 million in his very first year.  Mattel says that one of their toys, a Mickey Mouse guitar, was the first toy advertised on TV, but the general consensus is for the spud.\n\nhttp://www.tvhistory.tv/other_stuff2.htm
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"There’s Something About Marrying"\n1610 GABF04 SI-1604\nOriginal Airdate: 2/20/05\n\nTo boost tourism in Springfield, the town decides to legalize same-sex marriages. Homer discovers the monetary value of gay marriages, becomes an ordained minister via the internet, and soon marries everyone and everything in town. Patty Bouvier then comes to Homer and asks him to marry her – to Veronica a professional women’s golfer. Selma is happy for her sister that she found love, but is sad that now she is all alone. While Marge is coping with the fact that her big sister is marrying a woman, she discovers that Veronica is a man disguised as a lesbian! When the truth is exposed, Veronica is kicked out of the LPGA and Patty is driven back into the arms of the one person who truly understands her, Selma.
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I really like that 70's show. \nAny episode is great, but the \nfinale was the bomb!\nThanks for asking.
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Eastenders when it was first on.
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Seinfeld... what a great show I definately remember that episode.\n\nThat hurts, when people won't even day hi to you.  That is so rude.\n\nI say continue to be the bigger person.  Don't stop saying hi.  Make small chat, go right up in there with the group and see what they say to you.\n\nThere is also the possibility that you may be slightly paranoid.  Don't be!  Stand up for yourself, and don't sink to their level.
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Create a Seinfeld group with some friends and try to reenact scenes or episodes. Then you should write a fanfic about the future of the characters or something crazy.
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Yes...things sure have changed since I was a kid! lol\nWayyy back then, there was actually a new episode of my fave shows every week! And the season ran from what, September 'til June?