Jerry Seinfeld is a Very Funny Man

Ok, I'll admit it! I love Jerry Seinfeld. It drives everybody in our house crazy because I will watch his show over and over again and over again and over...I am sure that you get the idea - I have watched every show no less than 5 times! I think that this is one of the funniest shows that was ever spewed from the bowels of TV... Sorry Jon Stewart, sorry Richard Pryor, sorry Smothers Brothers, but it was funny. It was hysterical! Even toward the end. Mash was hysterical for the first three or four years, then it got tiresome. Then it got unbearable, then I would throw rotten food and tomatoes at the TV. I will still only watch the first few years of Mash again and again only for the first years. But I digress. Seinfeld started as a show about four people who existed with their own personalities in a world that they could not control. They were walking through life's land mines, trying to deal with life's explosions or life's duds in their own awkward way. There was no moral or lesson's to be learned, which I found refreshing. They were four people swimming in life's existential cesspool. This was a show about four misfits stumbling and falling and walking on their knees through life's macabre of horror and terror only to be dashed against the rock's of rejection and self-humiliation. This show spoke to me only like the angels of hell or the mystics of self-deprecation could. I realized for the first time in my pathetic life that suicide was a viable life option! I was now empowered to terminate my life by running in front of a city bus with a big grin yelling, "I can do it! I can do it!" My self worth had risen to the level of one of those one cell animals that you can smash with one of those teeny weeny spoons that you can find in any mom and pops store along any interstate. I could finally identify with someone on TV. Seinfeld didn't lecture us about what was moral or that there is a lesson to be learned in every one of life's experience or that one plus one equals a sexual relationship. It is hard to believe that NBC was ready to cancel this show after a few brief episodes, but the management had one of those mysterious cognitive gaps. Or maybe their collective tie was caught in the fax machine of life, and they let the show mature and become one of TV's most successful shows on TV. You have to give credit to Jerry when he "retired" the show was still on top, unlike Mash where you could find it's Logo on single sheet toilet paper stuck to someone's business. By the way check out my Jerry Seinfeld Super Store for DVD's for your favourite season or for MP3 Downloads.