I heard about this "series" when it was first being promoted and thought it sounded like an experiment that would fail, even with Seinfeld's name attached to it. Now,many years later with so much great content on the internet and streaming, it's a different world than what I grew up in. When my TV went out recently, I decided to explore what I might find on YouTube, at least, until my new TV arrived. I stumbled onto a Paley Center interview being given by David Letterman of Seinfeld,specifically about this show and I was curious...then I got hooked and binge-watched it.
This Michael Richards episode was the most poignant and rather sad. You could tell how horrified and sad he still is about what happened in an instant one night several years ago to push his career off the rails. It was funny at times, too, but it left me feeling sad for this man as he seemed as if he was just broken, yet appreciative that Jerry stuck by him and was still his friend. (Not making excuses for what he did that night, but, neither does he, really.)
This is a good show. It misses the mark occasionally, but I have still enjoyed something from each of the shows. Cars, comedy and coffee. Three of my favorite things. What's not to like?
This Michael Richards episode was the most poignant and rather sad. You could tell how horrified and sad he still is about what happened in an instant one night several years ago to push his career off the rails. It was funny at times, too, but it left me feeling sad for this man as he seemed as if he was just broken, yet appreciative that Jerry stuck by him and was still his friend. (Not making excuses for what he did that night, but, neither does he, really.)
This is a good show. It misses the mark occasionally, but I have still enjoyed something from each of the shows. Cars, comedy and coffee. Three of my favorite things. What's not to like?