A big "I told you so" to all who said it was over!

This note is to all of the fools who said Seinfeld had lost it's magic and wasn't funny anymore--I hope you saw the 10/3 episode. It was absolutely hillarious and it had all of the elements that have made the show great for so many years. As I said in a post last week, don't judge the show on it's first couple of episodes--wait a couple of weeks and watch it get good again. Well, that's exactly what happened and I'm happy to be able to say "I told you so" to all of those who doubted that the show could continue without Larry David. It's right back on track for another great year and I hope tonight's episode will put to rest all of the debates about the show's ability to continue being the great show it has always been. Later.

On Thu, 3 Oct 1996, Brent Madden wrote:

I totally agree. I would have to say that this ranks up there with the best of them. I would like to meet and institutionalize the supposed "Seinfeld fan" that didn't think this episode was funny. And while we're talking about the episode, I'm not surprised by Elaine selling the boys out. Even though I acknowledge the fact that the five characters complement each other fairly well and make the show what it is, but I have never liked Elaine. Call it some intangible reason. I just don't get all this hair business either. I mean, she gets best hair and Tori Spelling, who I personally like, gets worst? I'm sorry. I know that all the Elaine fans are going to be pissed, but that is my opinion. Anyone else agree with me? Or does everyone want to flame me?

S wrote:

No flames, but I can't believe you don't think she has great hair. Almost every day when I fix mine I wish it was more like hers ... thick and curly, but never frizzy - what women would die for!

-Jen

Trust me. Anyone who has hair like that spends approximately three quarters of their waking hours trying to keep it under control.

Michael, who is a man with (short) thick curly hair that women sometimes tell him they would die for, but which is in fact a right pain in the butt.

On 7 Oct 1996 21:11:31 GMT, [email] (Michael Jennings) wrote:

I remember watching Seinfeld one day with someone who said they didn't think that Elaine's wall of hair was all hers (you know, the original Elaine hair style). I had always thought her hair was authentic, especially after seeing her in Clairol commercials. Anyone have any thoughts or inside information about this?

I remember when she was a cast member of Saturday Night Live and it was also thick and curly then---so my guess is that she needs no "enhancements"...

On Thu, 3 Oct 1996 23:11:15 -0400, S wrote:

I loved Elaine's hair in this season's third episode. In episode 2 it was too executive looking. In episode 3 she styled it a little softer and it looked more feminine. This new style opens up her face and makes her look younger.

Some little tidbits of information you might find interesting:

A few years ago when I was considering getting a shorter hair cut myself, I was leafing through a magazine called "Short Hair" that basically gives you an idea of the latest short styles, Celebrities with short hair, etc. They had a section that pointed out which stars should have short hair. Both Tori Spelling (back when she had really long hair) and Julia Louis Dreyfuss were mentioned. The article said that Julia's wall of hair de-emphasized her facial features and emphasized her short height. They said that Tori Spelling's long hair emphasized her long face. I think her new shorter styles suit her much better.

In article , [email] (robinr) wrote:

acknowledge

opinion.

O.K., I get it. This is a joke posting. The "Or does everyone want to flame me?" is the tip off. I know that no one really likes Tori Spelling--or would admit to it in public--especially in comparison with Elaine.

On another note--I can't believe all the postings dealing with the actors' hair! What on earth difference does it make how they wear their hair? I think the cast should all sport ridiculous wigs next week--Jerry with a blond one, George with long dark hair and Kramer bald!! just to point out how silly it is to go on and on discussing their hair styles.

      I can't believe all the postings dealing with the
 actors' hair!  What on earth difference does it make how they wear their
 hair? I think the cast should all sport ridiculous wigs next week--Jerry
 with a blond one, George with long dark hair and Kramer bald!! just to
 point out how silly it is to go on and on discussing their hair styles.
            Vicki

Gotta disagree here.

Kramer? Bald?

it just wouldn't be the same. to some extent the hair makes kramer. Remember when the shower head episode was happening? and Kramer came in with flat hair, you jsut suddenly knew something wasn't right. Kramer bald just wouldn't work.

sorry.

Best of all:

WORLDS ARE COLLIDING AGAIN!!!!!! :-)

On Thu, 03 Oct 1996 20:49:59 -0500, Brent Madden wrote:

You can't be serious... it was awful. I watched it with three of my friends and by halfway through the show we were talking about what else is on TV. We watched the whole thing anyway, and it was VERY unfunny. I think Seinfeld is suffering from the same thing LA Law did when it went to the toilet...

Hi there. Even granting your opinion that this was absolutely hilarious (I haven't seen it yet), your assumption that the show is back on track because of one episode is just as big a fallacy as judging the show by its first couple of episodes. So don't be so quick to call people "fools" lest you be counted among their number!

-- Tigee

the 10/ 3 episode was the worst one ever.

I'm sorry but it's the truth: Seinfeld is lost.

On Sun, 6 Oct 1996 [email] wrote:

Only someone who has no argument whatsoever would utter this message and then hide behind a bogus address. Why don't you come out of your hole and defend yourself?