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Anonymous No.213965804
>>213965431
What are you talking about? It is higher art than the average sitcom. As was Curb. It had the rare distinction of being popular with the hip urban crowd and the flyover chucklefucks. Everyone loved Kramer. Everyone loved the show. You probably weren't even aware in the 90s if you were alive. It wasn't "made for pseuds to feel more intelligent". No show is made with that kind of motivation. It just worked for everyone. If it were too clever for its own good it wouldn't have been so popular. But there were different layers and levels of comedy. There were jokes not everyone appreciated. It played to everyone.
I know you guys just like to argue for the sake of it but you really can't. It was the top show AND critics loved it. It was a very strange thing. Like the Beatles or something. Larry and Jerry were kind of a Lennon/McCartney anyway in their comedy styles, with Larry's being more highbrow and inaccessible and Jerry's being more simplistic and populist.
But now I'm getting into areas you couldn't possibly understand or agree with. This really is not the website for me to find satisfying discussion on any topic let alone Seinfeld.
/tv/ - Thread 213290135
Anonymous No.213307502
>>213301813
You're a fucking faggot, dude.
/tv/ - Thread 212683421
Anonymous No.212693139
>>212692609
It's a really low-crime area. Art gallery town, mostly white people. And this was the first time I'd gone in there without a mask in five years. Of all the times to stop that, I chose the day I was going to steal fancy soda.
I don't think my picture is up but they know me and my family there. This drugstore is not regularly stolen from. I keep up on local thefts in the newspaper and it's a walmart in a neighboring town which gets dirtbag meth-head crimes. We're not talking about some hellhole area where stuff is all locked up. We have normal shelves and no bulletproof glass or backpack policies.
/tv/ - Thread 212173207
Anonymous No.212175252
>>212173207
Syndicated television exists now. I'm watching Seinfeld on TV Land at this very moment.