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- During a BuzzFeed Brews interview, the former "Seinfeld" star and co-creator told fans not to expect a full-fledged reunion any time soon of his hit NBC show, and he opened up about Jerry's hatred for Newman on the show.
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Wayne Knight played the Newman role brilliantly.
Agree - Newman was one of my favorites - I'll always make it a point to watch a Seinfeld rerun if Newman's in the episode.
Kramer was clueless.
Newman usually knew he wasn't legit.
When they schemed together it was hilarious.
A very good point. It must be tough to play the character that nearly everyone hates.
It really made his career
@@kevinmoore4887 they had the vibe of the old comedy teams
The funniest Newman bit was when Jerry's mom said "Hello Newman" the same way Jerry does.
The funniest Newman bit was when he interrogated Kramer in traffic court.
This kid named Dave would say "hello Eumin"
Oh, yes!
The funniest bit was when Newman interrogated Jerry, but then asks for a sip of his drink.
@@Seven_Leaf it was also funny that Newman had the lamp on himself rather than Jerry so he was doing all the sweating.
1:45 - they keep the camera on that random audience member waaaaay too long
Lolol
He's that one friend of a friend of the director's that he doesn't really like.
The kid was so uncomfortable
The uncomfortable level got real when the camera stayed on the guy.
I could feel his suffering 😅
Jerry is the most transparent example of living life with "F you money."
And he keeps doing. So cool to see the passion for creating from someone who doesn't need it.
I went and saw one of his shows once like 20 years ago and he said something like “People sometimes ask me why I keep doing comedy shows and I just tell them that I’m rich and I’m bored.”
@@Whoopdido777 that’s not very funny
@@ryanm9105 It wasn’t supposed to be. That was just his honest answer to why he was still doing shows at the time.
@@Whoopdido777 I was quoting one of the old retirees on Seinfeld.
"do not give the public what it wants, thats why theyre not in show business"...you know, hes absolutely right. people pushed this whole full house/fuller house thing and it happened and it was awful. people begged for anchorman 2, it was horrible. nobody asked for a show about nothing and it was stupendous.
As much as I loathe Seinfeld, I think that's a good observation that rings true.
Fuller House wasn't all that bad. The first season at least had some genuinely funny moments. There was a lot of cringe, though, I'll give you that. But... I mean it wouldn't be Full House without the cringe.
I liked Anchorman 2 but hated Fuller House.
I think Fuller House was a great series for people who had fond memories of Full House. And the actors genuinely seemed to enjoy themselves.
Then again "What's Happening Now" lasted about as long as the original "What's Happening". Somebody must have been watching it (not me though). Godfather II was great (not III -- that was putrid); Superman 2 was better than the first Superman (the Christopher Reeve days), and of course "Break 2: Electric Boogaloo" is all I ever saw on TV and to this day have no idea what the original was. The one that wipes out the theory is Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan -- that saved the entire Star Trek universe after that catastrophic "Star Trek: The Motion Picture". Yet to be equaled after umpteen movies and half dozen TV series.
When he said "no...no...no testing of waters" It was like going back to the show.
No sharing of toothbrushes.
No water testing
Also his answer was: nothing
*"No no no, no testing of waters. I don't test water."*
That is such a Seinfeld line. Great stuff.
Gold, Jerry. GOLD!
What's the deal with testing water, anyway?
Interviewer: *So Jerry, how is life post-Seinfeld?*
Jerry Seinfeld: *(Gets furious)*
Hahaha
@@MikeMartin-ux4um weird comment.
lololol
Had an almost Larry King "why did you get canceled" vibe to it.
That might be the most honest answer I've ever heard. "Because it just seemed funny to hate Newman".
Of course, no one wants to hear that answer. They want to hear about some fascinating secret that Jerry reveals for the first time.
Can we agree that the “tension” between Newman and Jerry was always funny and expected!? 🤣
This is the Internet. I’d be surprised if you can get everyone to agree on anything.
I liked the few times when they actually kind of worked together. Like a couple examples were when they were staking out the sniffing accountant and when Jerry helped Newman deliver mail. Jerry was still kind of mean to Newman, but at least he wasn’t at his throat. Also the backwards episode when Jerry had to run down to Newman’s apartment to avoid George because he had just had sex with George’s girlfriend and wanted to make sure he wasn’t around when George came up.
Directors Chairs and "oh they've gotten old"... that is pretty much MOST reunion specials. Jerry nailed it
One only has to watch one episode with Newman to understand why any character in the show would not like him. That's what made him so enjoyable to us. He got on everyone's nerves. He's the one we loved to hate.
I'm glad there's someone out there that understands, reunion shows never work. 99% of the time, they never come close to the same quality as the original show.
I was thinking if a reunion movie would be more practical since reunion shows mostly happen due to fan nostalgia. Would it?
Hmmm... you said "never work", but then left it with a 1% chance of close to "same quality as original" success....
"Seinfeld" barely did a last episode well (another thing TV shows can't get right). The only way they could a re-union show is if it was not a re-union show. Just write it like it a regular episode.
I can see why Jerry rarely does interviews.
He does come off kind of smug. Not really a people person.
@@ParkerAllen2 He's probably sick of hearing the same questions over and over again like "when is the Seinfeld reunion", "why haven't you done a reunion" and other nonsense questions. He did another much better interview that asked him about cancel culture and whether comedy should be censored.
@@ParkerAllen2 I think he's actually trying to be funny here, or witty perhaps (is a better word?), but the problem with Jerry Seinfeld is that he isn't really funny. He's a very normal boring person (and it seems he kinda knows that himself, which is perhaps eating away at him a bit). His show worked because the ensemble cast is funny, not because he himself is.
@@mar10ssj1 Well that's because he only did one thing.
@@mannyc6649 DID ONE THING?!? He had the highest rated show in history! Did one thing!!! Geeeeez
Newman's best moment against Jerry was when Jerry started dating a woman and later found out that Newman has dumped her in the past.
Yes, sure, and the second best was the interrogation for mail fraud.
As much as the Seinfeld actors were all great, Wayne Knight (Newman) was my favorite. He was so smarmy, so slimy, and so funny.
He went on to have a great love affair with an alien (Kristin Johnson) on 3rd rock from the Sun
His thing with Newnan as a friend of a weird friend just rings so true for me. Have a person in my life exactly like that. Can't stand the guy, but I see him all the time because he's a friend of a friend. At this point we just barely acknowledge each other's existence and move on.
I always thought- since Seinfeld is obsessed with Superman- that there just needed to be a supervillain in his saga.
Newman was lonely and had an inferiority complex. He fought back by being a diabolical and scheming character who wanted to see Jerry suffer failure. Newman actually looked up to Jerry because Jerry had success and Newman resented Jerry because Jerry simply did not like nor trust Newman. This 'rub' is what made their relationship on the show so entertaining.
Newman actually developed an air of superiority out of his own insecurity. He became a nemesis of sorts to Jerry. Like a funny Lex Luther. Brilliant really! And it worked great.
@Ken M.: Excellent observation.
Didn't he see Jerry and his date making out at "Schindler's List" and squeal to Jerry's mom?
I always assumed Newman disliked Jerry because Jerry dated Elaine and passed her up to continue living a bachelor lifestyle where he dated and left women over petty reasons. Elaine was Newman's unrequited love.
All of these are really good observations of the characters! I'm rewatching the show right now and you're all right on the money. :-)
Excellent Analogy.
I'm glad he clarified that. I loved the hate between Jerry and Newman. It was sooooooo funny.
Well...that's all I can think of
"My theory of show business is Do not give the public what it wants." Perfect statement.
"What the public wants" always ruins everything. Ruins a lot of shows after the first season or 2. The reason is they are not really doing what the public but what overactive "fans" begin to request without much thought or creativity and a lot of sensationalism plus temptation to throw something out there or ship something when they know that they are now unofficial influencers of the show, and they are NOT even the majority of fans/viewers by a far stretch
Seinfeld looks like a healthy Gilbert Gottfried...
Kinda looks like Steve jobs but a little fater
Mark Knophler with sharp voice.
flor wast Aflac
Gilbert Gottfried has a funny voice.
And Gilbert looks like on deaths door step. Lol
"I've looked into his eyes: he's pure evil."
Elaine:"Maybe, there's more to Newman than meets the eye?"
Jerry: "No! There's less!"
Classic!!
Yes! that chapter when Newman meets a former girlfriend that is now dating Jerry: "You dated Newman?........Why?"
I love all the times Kramer sneaks Newman into Jerry’s place to do something. Like when he lets him watch a movie in his bedroom then Newman runs in after him. Or the time when Kramer tells Jerry to be quiet when going back to his place because Newman is taking a nap in his bed.
"Do not give the public what it wants" means "They don't want a Seinfeld reunion. They want to WANT a Seinfeld reunion." If you give the public what it wants, they can't want it anymore and half of them, no matter what you do, will sit there and say "Who WANTED that?" :)
Seinfeld is an icon and a master, no denying it. However, I am SO over him berating interviewers.
He's a horrible person
I find it refreshing to be honest
He’s probably so over those questions too
The interviewer is a goober. A good interview asks interesting and open ended questions, not the same tired ones we've heard for 20 years.
My theory on the berating is that he played the character for so long, he became the character. Somewhat like Louis C.k in "Louis"
Seinfeld's right, not everything needs a specific explanation. I always just took it that Seinfeld and Newman were two people that for absolutely no reason rubbed each other the wrong way. Kind of how Ralph Kramden described himself and his mother-in-law..."We're natural enemies!"
Jerry Seinfeld is not a guy you would want to hang out with. He's short fused in every interview.
I'm pretty sure he was just playfully teasing.
You mean he acts like a New Yorker who is tired of tourists crap
YodaEconomics
You mean he is a New Yorker.
His behavior here is alright, but there are some other interviews where he shows himself to be a real pr**k. I never liked or found his stand up routine funny, but the show was pure gold.
Frank, did you mean it was gold Jerry... gold Jerry!
Newman taught me everything i need to know about my job. If it's raining, I call in sick. "I dont work in the rain".
I like the Newman scene when Jerry was delivering the mail and Newman doesn’t get the transfer because too many people got their mail. No one has ever beaten the 50% mark. 😂😂😂😂
Jerry: But idk how! I did my best
Newman: Exactly! *rips off the badge from Jerry's uniform
jerry: you know these are your clothes right?
"No ... no ... I don't test water."
That is so Jerry.
That was the burning question of our time. Thank you so much for asking. I can finally move on with my life.
Lol
They already did a reunion on curb your enthusiasm
Hello
I see a lot of the: "Jerry is rude to the interviewer/ full of himself/ angry/etc.." comments. Maybe he is, but I have friends who are really great loyal people that just like to give others a hard time, be sarcastic, or exaggerate their irritation with you. IDK, he seemed frustrating in a funny way to me.
I also thought it wasn’t him being negative. I figured he was just having a bit of fun/being funny.
Wasn't it also Newman that hated Jerry too. In the finale, Newman was in the front row of the court room with popcorn celebrating that Jerry finally was getting what was coming to him.
Jerry hates Newman, because Newman doesn't find him funny, and is way too cynical to like comedians. Jerry is just in denial.
Newman’s Answer to this Question about Jerry. “He wasn’t my type!” (Nose in the air)
Jerry was never funny to begin with. But I think your theory is correct.
I thought it was funny how defensive the interviewer got about Newman.
An idiotic take. Seinfeld created Newman. People like have a hard time differentiating the difference between real life and a fiction that Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David want you to see. Stupid.
@@michaelwainscott2633 Not familiar with humor, and sarcasm. Just Google Them.
he almost said no on likes "the fat guy"
I thought that was why jerry didn't like newman. cuz he was obese
adam fox I knew I wasn't just mishearing that! I felt like he was about to say "fat" but immediately stopped himself and changed the course altogether.
Pretty sure he was going to say "friend" not "fat"
Fat people are disgusting! I hate them, they TALK more than they DO. That is why they're fat. (que fat people in 3..2..1..)
That;s actually IT. Jerry sees what he could turn into should he let himself go.and he hates it lol
Fan theory: deep down, I think Newman sensed that Jerry thought he was better than Newman, and Newman resented it. This created a rivalry between them with Kramer straddling both the more mainstream world of Jerry and the eccentric world of Newman. The Newman-Seinfeld rivalry contained a lot of micro aggressions that added up to a rift.
Jerry is quite smug. It would be very understandable. Good theory.
Also, Newman had for some time secretly liked Elaine & as her ex who'd managed to be good friends even after breaking up with her, Jerry was naturally the kind of person who Newman wouldn't like. Besides, he had to share Kramer with him that only made him more furious.
Seinfeld DOES think he's better than anybody.
I wonder if he was always so smug? Love the show
It seems like it. He's always had an inflated opinion of himself.
It's the Genesis of his humor. It's what the show was all about!
The Seinfeld "reunion" show was a reunion show that wasn't a reunion show. That's why it was genus.
I had heard for years that people felt Jerry in real life was quite the ego maniac. This video and his subliminal shots at the interviewer make it a little easier to see when it comes to his ego.
Tyler szczawinski I've noticed this too on several of his interviews. It's totally off putting.
Well , he did create the best sitcom of all time, went billionaire because of it and had people brown-nosing him for 30 years, so ... you do all that and let's see how your ego responds
@@fpsqt hahaha makes sense !!
@@fpsqt - That is no excuse really. There are billionaires that are humble and show respect for people.
Yep, hard to find people like that ! If I will become a billionaire, my ego will be 5 times bigger as the Planet Earth. And I will.
I love Jerry because he's got enough money to where he doesn't have to pretend to like anybody and he always couldnt care less about anything anyone has to say
Money shouldn’t be the reason. That’s sad.
What a snob then
The funny thing about the Jerry character is that he would love to be like superman yet he is a complete anti-hero.
So you like smug a-holes. Cool!
Still remember him snubbing Kesha trying to hug him lmao
Jerry - the king of interrupting.
Saw Carson and Dangerfield late in their careers. Both gave excellent performances. No coasting on their popularity, really worked it.
1:45 nice cringe to stick a camera in his face and capture some awkward reactions
I'm just focused on the TV in the background. . .the picture is endless.
Will always love the show still watch today
I know Jerry is wildly successful, and I loved "Seinfeld ", but do other people feel he is a bit obnoxiously arrogant?
Yes. He usually is unless he absolutely likes and/or admires you. If you're a stranger or a colleague, he can be standoffish.
makes sense, sometimes, when you meet someone, you just know you aint going to like them.
happy festivus for the rest of us!!
Where are his sneakers?
At the Mom and Pop store
Probably in the same place he left his hair. Where did all that go?
MegaMoto85 but they skipped town so nobody truly knows. thanks to Kramer lol
Queen Anne Hahaha right??
Maybe he had just gotten back from a trip to India.
There in lies the mystery and mystic of Seinfeld. A protagonist that really wasn't a protagonist, but he works as one.
you know what I hate? People asking stupid questions about a TV show pretending like it's real life and there has to be an answer to every little thing. Its a damn show, nothing more. there's no back story, it's entertainment.
That's why I quit a gun smoke group! Someone actually ask, "why no horse $h!& in the streets!"
This is not entirely accurate. I heard before one of the actors (perhaps Seinfeld himself) saying that the Newman character was supposed to be the landlord's son, and that he reported to his father every little thing that goes on in the building, which is why people generally disliked him. This idea may have been changed later, but it is the basis for having a character on the show that was so disliked by Seinfeld.
I read this comment and liked it, then I discovered that it is my own comment from months ago.
I hate when that happens. :P
Haaaa! I guess you agree with yourself!
What a story, Mark!
John Anthony Cantergiani
It helps to get a second opinion.
I gave up on attending class reunions after the age of 50. When my first class reunion occurred, I traveled over 6 thousand miles to be there, and the same distance on my 2nd, & 900 miles for my 3rd, but after that I realized that, in the in between years since school, I had already lived so many lives, that I hardly knew those people from my class any more, and school was just an ancient memory.
Besides, it's sad and depressing to watch the people you knew in their prime getting old.
Gee, went to my reunion-my first and at an advanced age. Could not help thinking how I was relevant and how the whole thing was relevant.
I just saw the stills from the 'Friends' reunion and thought they looked old, so this vid is SO hilarious.
I think he explained it really well actually. The friend (Kramer) that you do connect with for some odd reason is bound to have friends that are not your cup of tea at all
Bob Sacamano sells hats down at Battery Park. 50 bucks.
Love the Hello Newman Hello Jerry haha
D Patrick Terrible name for a cat
@@davidbaron9355 lmao
@@putinsneighbor8351 lol
Newman knew a lot of things about Jerry, and about others, too. He was the I-know-what-you-did type of guy.
How is this not obvious? Did he not watch the show? AND ... Yes, Jerry is correct, I don't want a reunion, they are never good and it's always a bad idea. Every show that ever did it regretted it. Just watch the original show and love it for what it was.
We all have a Newman in our life.
Like a neighbor across the street 🤣
The thing is when you realize that you are the Newman in somebody's life.
WHATS SAD IS I KEEP WATCHING EVERY SHOW OVER AND OVER IN HEAVY ROTATION
CONCRETE MONEY lol me as well, need to break the cycle but can't, help!
Not that there's anything wrong with that!
Same.
...not that there’s anything wrong with that
Title: “why he hates Newman” Answer: “there was no reason.” 😒
I asked Kenny Kramer if Newman was based on somebody real and he said ‘the writers felt Superman needed a Lex Luther’ Totally written sitcom character and my favorite personally!!
This is great! Always leave on top everyone wanting more. Remakes are always horrible the magic is never there the second time 👍
As George Costanza would say: "always leave on a high note"
Jerry is so practical and folks should learn from that.
jerry looks like Matt Lauer
Jewish looks. Except one is a perv.
Always liked how Limbaugh pronounced "Lauer"
Before Newman is ever seen, he’s referred to as Kramer’s friend who will jump off the roof, but it’s Larry David’s voice. Once Newman is cast and shown, they overdubbed that from early in with Wayne so it’s consistent in reruns. Also, Newman was originally going to be related to the building super and the building snitch, and Newman first episode he tells Martin that Jerry kissed his girlfriend while he was in a coma, so that would set up Jerry v Newman.
Yes, for me it was obvious that the Martin episode was the trigger to Jerry not liking him
Jerry is one rich (super rich) dude. He deserves it. He followed the path he believed he was supposed to take and went for it. Incredible the wealth some comedians have accumulated. Jay Leno, well, I could go on and on. You know what I mean.
Giving us something to laugh at is worth a lot! Lucy & Desi got rich and they deserved to too.
On a "professional" level at work, we always say: "hello NEWMAN" and the other replies... "helloooooo Jerry!" Laughter always ensues.
I loved the show when it was on but with my last name, all I heard almost everyday was 'oh hello Newman', very annoying.
Should've just walked around in a postal uniform all the time.
hello Newman
Adrian here... try 45 years of Yo!
Then the stupid laugh like they thought of it first.
Still happening in 2020.
Don’t care anymore...
Same
To have a reunion show would be like adding stokes to the Mona Lisa. It's done, it's classic, and don't touch it. Thanks.
I'll use a slightly different analogy. A reunion show would be like using the same artist and materials decades later to paint a new picture to sit next to the classic original. It might successfully compliment the original, or it might just look out of place. I'd guess the latter is more common and more likely.
I respectfully disagree, I always thought she needed a beard, googly eyes, and glasses..... oh and one of those little beanie hats with the propellers on em'. Now that would be a work of art!
They DID have a reunion show... on Curb Your Enthusiasm. A way to close out the show with Larry David and the cast, but on a higher note than the crappy finale. Everyone on Curb was dissing on that finale.
But one of the most famous pieces of art, maybe a epitome of Dada and Post Modern Art, is Duchamp's Mustache on Mona Lisa.
For me, it improves on the original!!
Seinfeld gets annoyed when people even hint at the idea that he may "need" or "want" something from someone. He's Jerry, complete as is and not asking for anything.
...and interrupts constantly.
“If you would let me finish.....” Seinfeld really shouldn’t do any more interviews......
The interviewer really is a doofus though. I don’t think Jerry has much patience with doofuses.
I do understand some of Seinfeld's frustration. Consider Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr. They only thing people want to talk about with them are Beatle events that occurred 50, 60 years ago. As if their lives ended then.
Jerry should just interview himself cause really in the end he likes to hear himself talk endlessly.
Wasn't one of the old show biz adages to "leave them wanting more?" So he's 100% right here. The Friends thing was so-so at best. rebooted shows are usually pretty horrible. Just leave them wanting more, so the only option they have is to go back and enjoy the old stuff over and over.
I think Jerry summed it up and also the fact I believe on one of the Seinfeld DVD extras , David and someone else said Jerry needed an arch nemesis in a way. Newman was his arch nemesis lol.
the friend in outer orbit you like and their friend you hate. So true.
lmfao that's so accurate about that outer-orbit friend
Jerry hated Kenny Bania more than Newman tho😏
"It's the best Jerry, the best!"
That’s fair, that’s fair
"Can i use that?"
That's gold, Jerry! Gold!
The line is: That’s gold, Jerry, gold!
@tinaloveseddie I disagree. Bania was just annoying, while Newman was truly evil!
Any interview or anytime Jerry is talking, is so entertaining for me.
Love Newman’s reaction with the giant picture of George’s underwear shot he intercepted, “as for you, “pretty boy”...
I saw Seinfeld do stand-up comedy, in person. One of the legends of comedy.
Lmao
Jerry comes across as the type of guy who throws a party and then complains that people are there.
What's up with that?
No..... He'd be complaining that YOU are there.
Kind of like if Newman was there.
Just a joke, like your hat. That's what I call an ugly hat.
It looks great on you though.
LMAO!!
I have a feeling this interviewer is the Newman in all his friend circles.
He had the interviewer on skates seconds in " I dont want to talk about the show .. there's nothing really left to say about the show"(glare) 😀
Jerry is such a blast to listen to, as he jokingly berates & mops the floor with goofy interviewers.
Happy fact #13: Jerry is a PC loathing conservative!
No wonder he was the worst part of his own show
MrBrassBalls ???
@@MrBrassBalls Larry David was clearly the creative genius behind it all and whoever was responsible for getting the cast and guest stars, maybe that was Jerry, I dunno...... but his stand up is far from funny and he certainly hasn't done anything funny since.....unlike Larry David. EVERYONE AGREES
That makes me love him even more!!
@@MaggieClarkSLC Yeee'up!
Although I love Jerry Seinfeld's professional work, really, all of it, I find I would probably really not like him in real life. I mean this as absolutely no insult to the man. He just strikes me as the kind of guy who he and I would just not get along. And that's okay.
Not that there’s anything wrong with it!
You can’t judge him by his interviews
Never meet your heroes.
I find it ironic that he might fulfill a Newman-like role for you. :P
Same for me, I like his comedy (except Bee Movie). But especially through watching Comedians in Cars I have gotten the impression that he’s so full of himself, and he sets good comedians apart from regular non-funny humans, like he himself is part of some kind of superrace.
It would be funny for Jerry and Wayne to present an award together, and when they go on stage, they greet each in the same fashion as on the show. Hello Wayne. Hello Jerry.
Reunion shows are like listening to a dying echo of a once-beautiful sound...
...and trying to convince yourself that it's just as beautiful as the first time you heard it.
I was sad when Newman didn’t show up in some episode. He was hilarious!
Real in-depth interview.
How about Jerry's reaction when Newman doesn't get the Hawaii Postman job.
Jerry: "Are you going to quit that easily?"
Newman: "I usually do".
My mom actually knew Newman. She didn't hate him.
"Do not give the public what it wants" I guess that's why you wrote the Bee Movie.
Wow, Buzzfeed's quality interviewing incarnate.
Jerry seems to value timing more than anything.
If the timing doesn’t make sense nothing else matters to him at this stage of his career. Money, fame, recognition he has it all, the only thing he cares about now is preserving the standard he set for himself. Until he feels like the timing is right and he can live up to that he won’t do anything. Atleast that’s how I perceive him.
“I know the chunky that ate this Chunky!!” 😂
That was the best part of the whole series Kramer and Newman were my favorite characters and the episodes focusing on their friendship were the best that's why bottle deposits is my favorite episode but I loved Jerry and Newmans dislike for each other that was the best scenes in the show Jerry would open the door
Hello Jerry
Hello Newman 👍
My favorite is Kramer and Newman battling it out in the Subway at a game of Risk for world domination played by two guys who can barely run their own lives.
Krammer, Castanza, and Elaine made this show successful. Anybody could've played the straight guy (Jerry), although I will say that Jerry is a great writer and the brains behind the show... and Larry David of course.
The only reason the show was any good was because of the other actors. I might be in the minority here, but I find Seinfeld overly smug and honestly not funny at all.
Don't forget Newman!
i was a in a hotel and Seinfeld came out screaming about his scrambled eggs like a child. I didn't even know who he was at the time. Terrible human being, he berated them and demanded they look him up and see what success looks like. I hated this man since that day with a passion.
What show are they talking about where he worked with Jason Alexander snd Larry David?