So has anyone else seen the 1-hour "Seinfeld and Friends" special E! has running these days? I just saw it today, and its pretty good!
Lots of interesting "behind the scenes" stuff, plus interviews with all the main cast...
So has anyone else seen the 1-hour "Seinfeld and Friends" special E! has running these days? I just saw it today, and its pretty good!
Lots of interesting "behind the scenes" stuff, plus interviews with all the main cast...
Yes. I saw it Saturday night. The more Seinfeld specials I see the more I realize that the show no longer belongs to the cult fans. It's just not as fun quoting the Fab Four when all my friends know what I'm talking about!!!!!
I always enjoy seeing the "behind the scenes" clips. I also liked watching the crew read through the script while sitting at the table. And Jerry's comments about "not being funny all the time" were hilarious.
As far as the information revealed during the special, it wasn't that great. I think any of these TV journalists, who always brag about how *they've* been watching the show since it's beginning, could learn a few things by reading the a.t.seinfeld FAQ. Kudos to Simpson and contributors!!!!!!
In article , Tom Mahaffey, ,2112,6629857 wrote:
So, I hafta ask, are you one of those people who goes around saying, "Gee, I really used to like that band before they *sold out*"? C'mon, just because it's popular doesn't mean it isn't good! Besides, before all you probably got when quoting Jerry to non-fans were blank stares. Now you get knowing looks. Personally, I kinda like it when my friends understand what the hell I'm talking about. Some of those quotes out of context could make you look like a real whacko. Or is that the effect you're trying to achieve?
Just thought I'd ask.