Fans discuss a new Entertainment Weekly issue featuring Seinfeld with episode listings and critiques; opinions vary on the reliability of EW reviews, though some find them insightful.
The new issue of Entertainment Weekly has the cast of Seinfeld on the cover and a listing of every episode along with what its about and their critique of the episode. Pretty interesting and definitely a collector's item. Enjoy!
Joni Janz
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Sounds good, but I wouldn't give the episode ratings too much credit. Anyone whose read an Entertainment Weekly review should know that by now.
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I disagree. I have an Entertainment Weekly in my nightstand I got a couple of years ago that rated all episodes of Star Trek TNG and I find it VERY insightful. I can't wait to pick up the Seinfeld issue!
What is kind of interesting is that EW interviewed the real J. Peterman. It's good to know that the real Peterman can laugh at himself, and it was really gracious of him to lend his image and company name to be so spoofed. He actually enjoys it!
In article , Gene Lee wrote:
Just finished going through this issue and found it a mixed bag. The peripheral stories were interesting and worthy of the price, as was the complete listing of the episodes. The episodes' evaluations and grades, however, were less than inspiring and often just OFF. With so few "A" episodes you wonder why anyone would watch the show at all?
DC
In article , [email] (CarswellR) wrote:
Yes, its on the newstands now. Excellent if you are a seinfan with bones to pick on the writer's evaluation of each episode.
FLAX
Yes, that is the printing date.
May 30, 1997; issue #381.
And everyone's correct: it's a definite collector's item for us "Seinfans."