Legend or Loser: Does ‘Seinfeld’ Still Hold Up After 10 Years?

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• Posted By: axeman123 @ 05/12/2008 2:12:54 AM

  Comment: Mark Peyser's argument was obviously not a good one. He must have known what the reaction was going to be like. I don't like "Law and Order", but if someone tells me they watch it all the time, I don't bother telling them I find it boring. Why do it, so many people like it, there must be some redeeming quality about it. Bottom line, Seinfeld is the best ever. When it started out, nobody watched it, except for a core group that kept on growing until it ended with 70 million people watching the final episode. That most people didn't like the final episode I could deal with, but it gave some Seinfeld haters reason to diss the show even more at the end. The fact that some people like Marc feel the need to bash the show after 10 years, is their own problem. All I can say, you are of the minority of opinion, and maybe, just maybe, lack a sense of humor.

• Posted By: imiltonk @ 05/10/2008 7:41:57 PM

  Comment: The funny thing is that almost every day I note something that is happening as a "Seinfeld event". The things thety mocked are still mockable, including smug reveiwers.

• Posted By: Daercoma @ 05/09/2008 2:16:45 PM

  Comment: This reviewers should have the English language revoked from them. Entertainment is lightning in a bottle. It hits people right at the right time. I can still watch Seinfeld and it still gets great laughs out of me. Much more than the shows that copied its existence. Sitcoms now are obsessed with sex jokes that cease to be funny. I hope both reviewers get a macaroni statue shoved up their rectums.