[ChicagoConservative27]

I was never a fan.

[Red Badger]

The show ‘ended’?

It’s been on TV constantly for ever..................

[dfwgator]

Yadda yadda yadda.

[devane617]

who cares

[Levy78]

Maybe it’s just because I raised in west Texas but this urban, goofy NYC humor is the least funny show ever forced upon a population of TV viewers.

[dfwgator]

[EEGator]

I really liked the show, but leave it alone.

I love Miami Vice, but I don’t want to see Don Johnson and Phillip Michael Thomas sharing prune smoothies either.

[BigFreakinToad]

I love the show, I’ve watched it so many times I know some of the lines.

Whats funny about it is, so people hate it and others love it. Hardly any middle.

[ImJustAnotherOkie]

Not that there’s anything wrong with that.

[albie]

Bringing back old people would be a big mistake. The show went off the air while on top in ratings but the last episode was disappointing. Most older people are not funny. Don Rickles, Rodney Dangerfield, George Carlin and some others were exceptions.

[MayflowerMadam]

I support it because reruns support Steve Bannon, who was a major investor. Whatever helps Bannon get his message out, I’m pretty much for.

“How Steve Bannon Made a Fortune Off of ‘Seinfeld’”
https://www.thewrap.com/steve-bannon-seinfeld/

“Exactly how much Bannon has earned from his stake in the show is not readily available, but consider this: the Financial Times reported in 2013 that “Seinfeld” had earned $3.1 billion in reruns. Even at one percent, that would mean Bannon & Co. would have made over $31 million since the show went off the air.”

[GSWarrior]

Seinfeld could be really good and really bad, often during the same episode. Plus there were too many episodes about bodily functions. Also portrayed African Americans as buffoons.

IMO it has not aged well.

[T.B. Yoits]

The producers could relaunch Seinfeld since the episodes predate the prevalence of smart phones and the internet.

A lot of the scenarios could be updated and new ones added.

For example, George's "Timeless Art of Seduction" would be the internet meme instead of a inside joke between the friends, the local post office staff, and the staff at the photo developing shop.

[katana]

I never could get through more than a minute of Friends or Married With Children. But Seinfeld always made me laugh out loud. Having lived in the NYC area for three years, working in a company where I was one of only two gentiles, definitely helped. From the use of George Steinbrenner as a character, to the Beefaroni carriage ride through Central Park, and all of Costanza's many hangups, it's all a show about New York people (and nothing).

[lee martell]

Jerry, Carol King just called.
She says ‘It’s Too Late!’

[Larry Lucido]

I remember a flash forward episode where Jerry and Kramer both had gray hair and were in there like 60s. Kramer was still coming up with lame brain ideas.

[zeestephen]

Will they invite whats-his-name to do his N-word jokes?

[MayflowerMadam]

FWIW, the new Frasier series starts on Thursday.

[Halls]

I was and still am a fan! Love Seinfeld! I’d love to see a reunion show.

[Fireone]

I enjoyed it for the hijinks the 3 guys partook. Dreyfuss was totally boring throughout, never cared for her.
Michael Richards was too good!

[DAC21]

The three episodes with Brian George as Babu Bhaat the deported Pakistani very funny “Jerry is very very bad man”