The above scene was taken from the 9/21/97 episode:

September 21, 1997: (Sorry—this was before we started writing intro text for each episode!)

Other scenes from that episode:

• 6: New (Chiat-)Day Rising (9/21/97)   Well, we've all been screaming for years for Apple to start advertising in a real way, and while there's been moderate progress in the past few months (for instance, the Mac OS 8 radio and print ads, and the New Mac Road Show), the same question we've been asking for years still applies: Where are the TV commercials?...

• 7: The Cuts Continue (9/21/97)   By now you've probably already heard about the next round of Apple layoffs. Last time, under the sweeping hand of then-CEO Gil Amelio, we effectively lost OpenDoc and Game Sprockets, as well as some other technologies...

• 9: Crackdown on Leaks (9/21/97)   Can we expect our favorite rumors sites to start drying up? Mac the Knife reports that Ironfisted Jobs has commanded tighter control over the company's secrets, prompted by the leaking of his own email messages outside the Cupertino walls...

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