Never before-seen photos of
backstage activities and rumors that are the stuff of legends!
The Situation Room at WCJ: Internet HQ.
Early screenshot of
Season One open.
Jeff with unnamed stunt
double on Paramount's New York street set.
Cast
member Dave walks through an early automobile pratfall skit,
later dropped from the episode.
Jeff
in a behind-the-scenes moment during the taping of the Unaired
Pilot (yes, there was one!)
The following is an actual
internal memo from WCJ: Season 2:
Memo To: Sean Quinn
From: West Coast Jeff
Re: Fuck Off
Dear sir/madam
Please fuck off and die. Your cooperation is appreciated.
Signed, mgnt
WCJ found this unsigned letter taped to his front door during February Sweeps, 2002. The culprit(s) has not been identified.
Dear Neighbor:
Hi! We’ve just moved in and we love our new neighborhood. I am sure you do too!! We look forward to getting to know our neighbors soon! I hope that we have an opportunity to have a “borrow a cup of sugar” type relationship in the future.
That said I hope that I don’t threaten our pending neighborliness by informing you of a problem that we have encountered since our move. Unfortunately, the sound from your apartment seems to echo within ours quite clearly. I assume it has to do with our proximity and the narrowness of the alleyways et al.
It seems that someone in the apartment is quite a heavy breather. As you can imagine, the constant steady noise as been quite pestering to us. At first we thought the rhythmic gasps was due to a broken air conditioner or maybe a gas leak. But upon extensive research we have learned that source of the hiss-like noise is your apartment. I understand that this may be a medical condition of some sort. As a nurse I know that laborious breathing is a symptom of many maladies. But the noise (which we thought was only at night) has now interrupted our every activity within our home. Lately we have taken to eating at the Beachwood Café. Eating out every night has started to become quite an expense. Due to the stress (which I am sure that you can imagine is great) we’ve begun to bicker. I hope that there is someway that I can encourage you to control the noise level of your breathing. Perhaps with concentration or a pillow. Anything that you can do to help alleviate this tense situation would be appreciated.
I hope that this situation will help bring us closer as neighbors rather then alienate us. Once we clear up this problem we can discuss more important issues like a barbeque or a block party! I have a cotton candy machine and my husband used to run a dunk tank! If you would like to talk about any of this please feel free to join us for dinner at the Beachwood Café. We usually get there at 7pm on weekdays!
Thanks in advance for your help with this very delicate matter.
Sincerely,
Nan & Cy Leted
Stay tuned! More to come!
