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I don't feel bad in saying that I dislike seinfeld and think much of it is poor television.
the show should have ended 4 or 5 years before it did, as the characters became even more unlikable, and pathetic parodies of their earlier selves.
since you bumped a 13 year old thread
I don't feel bad in saying that I dislike seinfeld and think much of it is poor television.
the show should have ended 4 or 5 years before it did, as the characters became even more unlikable, and pathetic parodies of their earlier selves.
This is why I'm in the minority of people that loved the finale, they rubbed it in everyone's face that these characters that everyone grew to love and cheer for, were really just a bunch of detestable scumbags who negatively impacted the lives of nearly everyone they came in contact with.
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One of my favorites is the one when Kenny Roger's Roaster moves in across from Jerry's building. Kramer and Jerry switch apartments because The big neon chicken sign was keeping him awake all night and Jerry's friend is now working there after Jerry told him to blowoff a meeting that caused him to get fired. Mean while Kramer was addicted to the chicken and had to keep pretending he hated it.
Yup this one was the first that came to mind for me too.
I don't know if I could pick a favorite episode... By themselves, Seinfeld and Lois-Dreyfuss were not THAT good and funny as actors. It was the brilliant supporting cast that made them and the show look so funny. (other than writing, of course). I'd say pretty much all episodes with lots of Kramer, Newman and George's father were pure gold and are still funny today. "The Butter Shave", "The Chinese Woman", "The Doll", "The Pilot" are all hilarious.
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I don't know if I could pick a favorite episode... By themselves, Seinfeld and Lois-Dreyfuss were not THAT good and funny as actors. It was the brilliant supporting cast that made them and the show look so funny. (other than writing, of course). I'd say pretty much all episodes with lots of Kramer, Newman and George's father were pure gold and are still funny today. "The Butter Shave", "The Chinese Woman", "The Doll", "The Pilot" are all hilarious.
I disagree with you on Lois-Dreyfuss.
I think she is quality, and produced some great moments on that show. I would suggest that she was brilliant.
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Wow that is quite the list and it is hard to disagree with the top picks. I will however repeat another poster's love for "The Betrayal" which the article doesn't seem to enjoy. The reversing gimmick was done well, the story and twists were hilarious, and the ending going back to when Kramer moved in was a nice treat for fans.
Also, my wife was watching a Friends marathon on Mother's Day and I just realised that it is pretty much an inferior rip off of Seinfeld.
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