The Simpsons......and Sigma Chi

[jon1856]

Originally Posted by ZTAngel

I was actually wondering the same thing. I don't think that there's anything wrong with using an already established Greek organization's letters. Just look at a few of the sketches on Saturday Night Live (in the early 90's) where they had a Tri-Delta (she was actually wearing the letters on a shirt). And, on Sex in the City, there was a scene where one of the girls was meeting her old sorority sisters from Kappa Kappa Gamma.

[This message has been edited by ZTAngel (edited December 13, 2000).]

I know that this is a rather old thread just brought to back to life.
That said, SNL did a sketches with SAE in it. And the way it portrayed both SAE and GLO's made me call NBC that night.

Later found out that the actor is a Brother

[tallgreekalum]

If any of you watched "Mad Men" the episode called "Shoot" one of the main characters talks about being in Alpha Delta Phi in college

[guardedbystars]

Originally Posted by CutiePie2000

On Sex and the City, afew weeks back, there was a scene where Charlotte was meeting her sorority sisters from Kappa Kappa Gamma.

Does anyone know if Candace Bushnell (she wrote the book "Sex and The City" on which the show is based) is in a sorority, and if so, is she a Kappa Kappa Gamma, and so, the reason for portrayal of Kappas in that episodes? Just wondering. Thank you!

Yeah... They called them "Kappa Kappa Grandma" because they judged Charlotte when she said she wanted to make rambunctious sex with her husband (Trey, not Harry). I actually really liked that episode... well like, all the other SATC eps!