Jerry Seinfeld has launched a new website, on which he's going to be putting up snippets of his stand up from throughout his career:
Well worth a look!
Jerry Seinfeld
Is this the only Seinfeld thread? Surprising if so.
Well, there's a thread for his sitcom (The Greatest Sitcom Of All Time), but this one is dedicated to Seinfeld the stand up. People over here are probably less familar with that.
Quote: Vader @ May 7 2011, 1:48 PM BSTIs this the only Seinfeld thread? Surprising if so.
We've got a Seinfeld thread!? Did I miss a meeting!?
*bursts through door to the sound of applause*
*slips on a banana peel*
Quote: Tim Walker @ May 7 2011, 9:20 PM BSTWe've got a Seinfeld thread!? Did I miss a meeting!?
I meant Jerry Seinfeld, but I couldn't be bothered typing Jerry Seinfeld because I was typing one handed. I assumed people would know what I meant!
Seeing him next in Birmingham, I am very excited.
New internet show where Jerry drives around chatting to comedy people:
Ep 2, this time with Ricky Gervais:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSLrkWAv0Bo&feature=autoshare
I watched this last night. It's like they're on a date with each other. Proper in love.
Still funny though 
Quote: Lee @ August 5 2012, 7:24 PM BSTI watched this last night. It's like they're on a date with each other. Proper in love.
Still funny though
Gervais really seems to crack Seinfeld up. The Larry David one is better though, it feels almost like a lost Seinfeld scene.
It was fun to see Gervais being punished this time though, a taste of his own medicine after years of squozing Karl's head.
I could easily watch a whole series of Larry and Jerry.
Seinfeld did a bunch of ads for an Australian building society a few years ago. They sucked. They would have worked if he had slagged off the building society, rather than being quirky.
30 minute episodes of comedians in cars getting coffee would be better than 12-13 minutes. The Larry David episode was just such a pleasure to watch but I yearned for more.
Has a bit of The Trip about it.
Did you notice the outtakes under the video called Spare Parts? There's an extra 5-10 minutes of interview.