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From disneyland_news:

This weekend may have marked the final performances of the Aladdin and Jasmine Storytale Adventure at Disneyland. The attraction is not listed in the entertainment guides published for the rest of the summer on the Disneyland.com website, and there have been persistent rumors that the small outdoor theater venue will be repurposed to host an Indiana Jones show or meet-and-greet.

*CRY*

;_;

I mean, Indy is cool and all, I guess ... and if they want to put a new show in Adventureland they kind of need a stage, I guess, that street show idea they've been talking about would totally clog up the walkway and Adventureland is already crowded enough ... but-- but-- the Al and Jas show was HILARIOUS!!!!!!!!

;_; ;_; ;_; ;_;

Also: luv this fandom!secret

believe it or not, george isn't at home

Oh my gosh you guys. Every day I wish I had friends who liked Seinfeld. It's rather silly that the only people who will always understand what I mean why I say "It's just like that Seinfeld episode!" are people I'm related to. :P

FOR INSTANCE! Today I watched 6teen (this is at least the second time I've mentioned this show in my LJ, which is sorta funny because I swear I only watch it once in a while) and here were the two plotlines of the episode.

One: Caitlin had finally bought enough clothing from this particular store that she had filled up her frequent buyer or whatever card and could now go back to the store and get a free shirt. But she lost the card when she wrote her number on it and gave it to a guy who was hitting on her. Except the guy was kind of unsavoury so she didn't give him her number, but her usual fake number, which is actually the number of the local movie theatre. She goes to the theatre in an attempt to get her card back but the guy at the theatre hits on her too so she gives him another fake number, this time the number of the store where her friend works. She now has to answer the phone at the store in the hopes of getting her card back just so she can get that free shirt.

IT'S JUST LIKE THAT SEINFELD EPISODE.

Two: Wyatt thinks his girlfriend wants to break up with him. He goes to great lengths to hide from her, figuring that if she can't find him, she can't break up with him. Jonesie runs into Wyatt's girlfriend and offers to break up with Wyatt for her, and later does. Hijinks ensue.

IT'S JUST LIKE THAT SEINFELD EPISODE. Only they got more creative with this one (and more obvious - if you say it's like Wyatt and Jonesie are in a relationship together, that pretty well ruins the joke!) and so it wasn't as funny as the Seinfeld episode. :P

Anyway, I can't believe they so blatantly ripped off two Seinfeld storylines in one episode. I swear I'm not even making this up! My face looked like :O as soon as I realized Caitlin gave the dude a fake number. I sure hope this was meant to be some sort of bizarre way of making a tribute episode, but if not, wow. WOW. How can they get away with this? I surely can't be the first person to notice! It can't just be my family that has a Seinfeld encyclopedia stored in their brains!! ;_; ;_;

And as a bonus, two notes about the Seinfeld episodes referred to above.

One: Every Christmas I consider whether or not I would be able to get away with donating in my friends' name to the Human Fund. Or, to be more precise, not donating. x);

Two: "The Susie" is actually one of my favourite episodes. xD It's so absurd, plus it's the episode with George's answering machine, plus it has Pintel, plus I lol every time at Jerry's "Not only that; I broke his thumbs!" xDDDDDD!!

Not long ago, the_wykydtron said she thought it odd that I like Seinfeld when she believes it to be one of the most offensive shows on TV. I definitely do find it a bit bizarre that a five-year-old like myself can have so much love for this show when my friends can't even sit through an episode, but ... too bad. I love it. xD;