Brilliant script!

I just had to give kudos to the great script on the last "Seinfeld" that
allowed many of the great characters of the past 9 years to show up
again--as charachter witnesses in the trial!  Just brilliant!
   All their "expert" testimony was just extremely funny to hear again as
to how the 4 were not fit for society, self-absorbed, etc.
   So this concept allowed us to see them again for the last time and
with the "flashback" clip, got to see how the 4 were not fit to be with
the rest of us "normal" people.
   It was great to see Sidra, Jackie, the Soup Nazi who gave more of his
craziness on the witness chair, and the rest of those who testified.
   Winding up in jail was something nobody could have predicted!
   And the judge's name was Art Vandelay!
   We're going to miss the gang and seeing any more new episodes, but we
got the reruns for probably as long as "I Love Lucy" has been around,
i.e., forever!

I agree. I was only an occasional viewer, but I thought they did an excellent job writing the last episode. It was very fitting. I was surprised that the judge was named Vandelay, but they didn't "do" anything with that - it could have led to a few funny scenes.

Roy wrote in message ...

RJ wrote in message ...

...then I trust that you have NO Msft software on your computer...

So resentful...how much Seinfeld or anyone else makes is none of your goddam business...he's not Marcos or Suharto you know...grow up

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RJ wrote:

What do you think Gates and Winfrey are doing that they shouldn't ? I don't understand your reference .

curlee

Roy wrote:

Bah. Its been done before, and much better, I must say, in the episode where the "Jerry" pilot was aired. THAT was good writing, and a clever way to bring back some of the other characters. Tonight's ep was not. I am amazed that Larry David wrote that script.

Paul

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