I have read many peoples complaints about this seaosns Seinfelds. I think the show is just different. It is getting harder to say while watching the show, "That has happened to me before". It is more over the top and exagerated. For example, the red menace(the neon sign), would have probably been the sun bothering Kramer in past episodes. Most people can relate to the sun as a source of nuisance. This seems to be the kind of change. In some ways it is more creative. Hopefully this change will remove any sort of boredom for the cast and bring new energy, and the show will stay on for a few more years. I think it is hysterical. It seems to be no longer about lifes little things. Now they are more over the top plots. I say give me more
different but good
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Yes...give me more too! If this is the last season, there will not be one sitcom worth watching.
THat's a good point. Who's gonna be there to 'carry the torch' from Seinfeld. Not Cosby. Not Friends. Then who? (Maybe that sit-com I'm writing could come in handy!) THe only real chance that I see is through Ned & Stacy. Otherwise fans, there isn't much else out there!
On Thu, 21 Nov 1996 16:48:30 +1000, Sjoquist wrote:
Drew Carey show on ABC is good, I'd rate it No. 2 after Seinfeld. NBC should go buy out the Drew Carey show, and maybe Home Improvement, then I would'n't have to keep adjusting my damned antenna...
Helllooo... "Seinfeld" has not been about "This has happened to me before" type stuff since the great drought of 94-95. More than ever since then, the plots are'nt just over the top and exaggerated they are escapist and super-implausible.