I FOR ONE...

It sounds like I'm the only one in 100 million who actually liked the show. All of you must have listened to the hype too much. What were you expecting...soup nazi II? You all are breaking my heart. Go whine somewhere else!!!

What was I expecting? It would have been better to have them make it to California and start up the show.... Then, one by one, the cast all moves to CA because they can't stand it in NY without George and Jerry... Even Numan gets transferred to continue to bother Jerry. That would have been better.

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Uhhh... no that would have SUCKED!

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Yeah, that would have been genius! How creative! I wonder why you and the rest of the bitchers aren't making millions of dollars? You know what else would have been great: if that idiot Jerry and his cohorts had any idea what's REALLY funny.

To everyone who didn't like the final episode: YOU DIDN'T GET IT! And, I'm SURE for ALL of you, it's wasn't the first time. Morons.

But, seriously, what they should have done was, and listen to me here, uh, they should have, um... just made it funnier. I wish they woulda. I'm very disappointed, I hated it, it was stupid, and I even went to a party about it and after all the effort I put into watching it... It just sucked the green boogers and poop and stuff (now, that's funny :&<-<;:P).

I'm with you bud, finally someone smart, cheers to you and hats off

Dave wrote:

It's not worth getting pissed about. You believed all of the hype. You expected something "great" or "magic" or more than what was delivered. I expected another Seinfeld. I thought it was wrapped up appropriately except Jackie did not put onm much of a defense and The NY4 did not take the stand.

On 15 May 1998 19:32:34 EDT, neilyx wrote:

I didnt expect anything particular. I just tuned in to see what it was that they were making such a fuss about.

And now I don't know what the fuss was about.

The sponsors aren't pissed, they're pleased as punch. Sucked or not, the viewers were there, and that's all sponsors care about.

Why on earth would the sponsors be unhappy?? I'm sure that regardless of the quality of the show that they still got their projected 85 million viewers.>And right now

It was an excellent ending. Dignified and classy.

2nd/million

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John Paul D. wrote:

3rd/100 million. Is everybody on this group prepubescent?

Make me 3rd? I did like it. I mean I didn't *dislike* it..

I guess it's trendy to bash Seinfeld now. Well happily, I've never been one to be trendy. :) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *sarah [email] http://lava.home.ml.org . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "I can't go to a bad movie by myself.. what am I gonna do, make sarcastic remarks to strangers?" -- Jerry Seinfeld . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

On Fri, 15 May 1998 03:02:26 GMT, drake@nospam!.spam.com (Dave) wrote:

The corporate sponsors have no reason to be pissed off. They paid for viewers, not greatness. They got the viewers.

You claim "Everybody in the world is a little fucking pissed at Seinfeld?"

Well, what about Kwanta sitting in his hut in Zimbabwe? He's not pissed at Seinfeld.

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