nbc should have forced a cross episode of cheers and seinfeld

they could have done a episode where kramer gets 4 tickets from bob sacamano for a knicks-celtics game at the garden

except the tickets are fraud.

jerry and the gang are fighting and they end up at cheers

i can just see it now

jery and rebecca flirting which makes sam jealous.

kramer and woody would be terrific

frasier could analyze george

cliff and norm could try to play pranks on the gang and carla and elaine could snap off at each other

How about a Seinfeld - Facts Of Life crossover episode? George thinks that Mrs. Garrett stole a $20 bill from him. Elaine gets into a cat fight with Blair. Jerry and Kramer mistakenly go on a blind date with Jo and Natalie.

I think I understand this. Jason Alexander is real. His TV show is not. Now, you, George Costanza, are real. But your life is George Wendt's. Now "Cheers," which is real, takes you to places that, while they are real, they are not real in sense that they did not 'really' happen to the real Norm Peterson played by George Wendt from that two-part "Seinfeld" episode, which is not you.









"'Extremely High Voltage.' Well, I don't need safety gloves, because I'm Homer Simpson...BZZZZZZZZzzzzz--" - Frank Grimes

But Kramer was also in an episode of Mad About You as Kramer putting both of those shows in the same universe. Yet, years later, Jerry was on Mad About You as the real life Jerry, thereby acknowledging that the sitcom Seinfeld is fictional. So if they can play it both ways with Mad About You, then they can play it both ways with Cheers.

FYI, Helen Hunt and her friend were also in an episode of Friends as their characters, as was Phoebe's sister in both shows, so that connects Friends and Seinfeld by rule of the transitive property.

Wow! Great memory! I had forgotten about that gimmick. Here's a link that mentions the blackout crossover on NBC's "Must-See TV":

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mad_About_You#Crossovers

BTW, it indicates that it was Paul's wife Jamie who caused the blackout, and that the plot continued into that night's episode of Madman of the People after being skipped over by Seinfeld.


They were pretty rough, but they had something.
What was it?
I think it was the trousers.

But Mad About You and Friends is in the same universe you know. Ursula is a character on both shows.

And Seinfeld HAS crossed-over (ok, Kramer did) with Mad About You

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