FAQ
Is the pilot really already available from Netflix?
- Yes. See the cover of the DVD on our Resources or News pages.
The pilot is now available only from NetFlix. Check it out with a trial
version of Netflix by clicking on the ad to the right. And see info on our experiences in joining and getting the pilot. - Where is information on the music, songs, bands, singers or other musical artists on a particular episode?
- Our Episode Guide page links to individual pages on the episodes and each episode page will either have information on the music, songs, bands, etc. in that episode and/or will link to that information including information on songs beginning the episode and ending songs. Whether you are looking for the last song or the first song or a middle song in an episode, look on the episode page. There is no word on a soundtrack that might be available down the line.
- How soon after an episode airs will you have up information on it?
- We will have up some details immediately: writer, director, the music and some references will go up as fast as we can. Quotes from the episode may take a little longer. And then sometimes real life interferes with actually getting up information and it could take a week or more. We apologize for the delays that will take place.
- Will the episode pages have quotes from the episode?
- We love quotations (especially from Sorkin’s writing) and often do short snippets of scenes with quotes (as we did in our West Wing Continuity Guide) and we plan to do that with these episodes. But we may not be able to get these up immediately. We do have most of the quotes of the Gilbert and Sullivan thing from the second episode up. We apologize for the delays that will sometimes occur and are espiecally sorry that we are starting these episode pages with little in the way of quotes yet.
- What does the logo of the show look like?
- These images have been made available by NBC:
- What are the addresses for network, producers, actors, etc.?
- At the moment we only have these addresses (and we do not guarantee that anyone with any power will see anything viewers send):
Kevin Reilly, President, NBC-TV
3000 West Alameda Avenue
Burbank, CA 91523Warner Bros. Television
4000 Warner Blvd.
Burbank, CA 91522 - Who is doing the music for “Studio 60″?
- W.G. Snuffy Walden who also did the music for “The West Wing”
Music by… W.G. Snuffy Walden
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This album includes the following:
13. West Wing Suite
14. West Wing - Main Title - Is “Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip” supposed to be “Saturday Night Live”?
- Although the show within the show (of the same titile) is like “Saturday Night Live” in how long it has been around, etc., “Saturday Night Live” exists in the same world as NBS’s Friday night live show “Studio 60″. And “Saturday Night Live” is done in New York and this competing show is done in Hollywood. And NBC also exists in the same world. So, although the idea is the same, that is all. There is a history of the real program called Saturday Night: A Backstage History of Saturday Night Live by Doug Hill and Jeff Weingrad as there could be some other events, ideas, etc. that are used eventually. But to start off the only things that will be used are likely to be: both programs use sketches and the programs are both done late night and live on a TV network.
- What is “commedia dell€arte”?
- A Wikipedia article describes it as: “a form of improvisational theater which began in the 16th century and was popular until the 18th century, although it is still performed today.” — Here are some references:
