Srugim Update – Two more episodes Wed. night at the JCC, plus watch on The Jewish Channel!

Thanks to all the folks who came out last Wednesday for the NYC premiere of Srugim. We had a blast watching it in a big group and then meeting up for drinks afterward.

Mazal tov to everyone who entered the Srugim “Name that drink” contest.
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  • First place: Naughty Nati (Chocolate Martini)

  • Second place: Ani Ekadesh (Champagne with blueberry essence)
  • Third place: Katamonster (Sam Smith English Ale)
  • Honorable mention: No Sex On the Beach
  • Folks will be gathering once again at the JCC in Manhattan tomorrow (Wednesday, Feb. 10) for the 3rd and 4th episodes of season 1 (yes there will be English subtitles).

    Not in NYC? Host your own watching party & catch it on the Jewish Channel on Saturday nights. [Note: TJC is available on cable -- iO Optimum ch. 291, Time Warner ch. 528, RCN ch. 268, Verizon FiOS ch. 900, and Cox Cable ch. 1. For more information, visit tjctv.com.] Send some photos to editor-at-jewschool-dot-com & we’ll post them on the site. (Or just share them with us on facebook)

    2 Responses to “Srugim Update – Two more episodes Wed. night at the JCC, plus watch on The Jewish Channel!”

    1. [...] you wait for next weeks episode, check out these cocktails inspired by Srugim from the folks at Jewschool. Honestly, Ani Akadesh was totally [...]


      Srugim comes out: Episode 5 « Srugim Recap · February 9th, 2010 at 5:29 pm
    2. HEy Guys, I love this show so much, I really hope it will continue on to season 3 as well next year. cant wait for it!

      go 2011!


      Chaim · January 2nd, 2011 at 9:16 pm

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