- Oct 17, 2008
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90’s US sitcom. NSC’s thoughts?
Agree with every word, right down to your assessment of the seasons’ quality.One of the best US sitcoms ever, in my view, though as with any sitcom that runs to eight or nine series, it's not all top notch.
First couple of series are good and have some fantastic moments, but I reckon it really hits its groove around series 3-5. Series 6 is patchier, and the last few it's running out of steam.
You may disagree.
Larry David went on to create Curb Your Enthusiasm, while the cast struggled to match the heights they attained in Seinfeld.
Not everyone's thing, but if you liked Taxi, Cheers, Frasier and the like, give it a go.
As did I, now I can’t separate them!Preferred Frasier myself
This, and love Curb too. Seinfeld's more for a family audience though!One of the best US sitcoms ever, in my view, though as with any sitcom that runs to eight or nine series, it's not all top notch.
First couple of series are good and have some fantastic moments, but I reckon it really hits its groove around series 3-5. Series 6 is patchier, and the last few it's running out of steam.
You may disagree.
Larry David went on to create Curb Your Enthusiasm, while the cast struggled to match the heights they attained in Seinfeld.
Not everyone's thing, but if you liked Taxi, Cheers, Frasier and the like, give it a go.
Very good episode.Superb. Any show that has a whole episode about a w@nking competiton has to be worth a try, no?
This. But in order I like George, Elaine, Cosmo and Jerry a long way behind!Frasier is quite good but Seinfeld is better imho. I'm also nostalgic about it as i first saw it when visiting the States in 1991. George, Cosmo and Elaine > Jerry.
It's because the bbc showed it after midnight during the week for some insane reason. So it had a much smaller viewing audience.One of those shows which I've literally never seen an episode of. I used to watch Friends and Frasier back in the 90s, but for whatever reason Seinfeld was never on my radar (was it only on Sky?)
I've probably missed the boat now.
I’d say still as funny now as it ever was. Definitely worth watching if you enjoyed Frasier.One of those shows which I've literally never seen an episode of. I used to watch Friends and Frasier back in the 90s, but for whatever reason Seinfeld was never on my radar (was it only on Sky?)
I've probably missed the boat now.
Much of it hasn’t aged well because of internet/phones. The humour is still there. It’s “soft” by modern sensibilities (no swearing), but very well written and ahead of its time.One of those shows which I've literally never seen an episode of. I used to watch Friends and Frasier back in the 90s, but for whatever reason Seinfeld was never on my radar (was it only on Sky?)
I've probably missed the boat now.
“Was that wrong? Should I not have done that?”George is the best character ever written
Art Vandelay speaking…“Was that wrong? Should I not have done that?”