Seinfeld

It just happens.

Like, I always, I always relate that to, like, Seinfeld or MASH or, like, shows they'd say, "Oh, this is gonna go on forever, this show." And, you know, 60 Minutes was, is probably the best example.

It's still going.

That was a show my f- grandfather used to watch 50 years ago, and it's still a big show.

I, I have never hidden my affinity for this show.

It's, it's my second-favorite show of all time, uh, behind Seinfeld.

It is so well-written.

The acting in it is tremendous, like the timing on the jokes.

I, I have never hidden my affinity for this show.

It's, it's my second favorite show of all time, uh, behind Seinfeld.

It is so well-written.

The acting in it is tremendous, like the timing on the jokes.

It just happens.

Like, I always, I always relate that to, like, Seinfeld or MASH or, like, shows they'd say, "Oh, this is gonna go on forever, this show." And, you know, 60 Minutes was, is probably the best example.

It's still going.

That was a show my grandfather used to watch 50 years ago, and it's still a big show.

Jennifer, folks, is,

when she can, trying to catch up on watching the full catalog of Seinfeld.

Because we reference it so much here on this program, and she wants to understand what the jokes are and where we are with everything.

And so the thing about Seinfeld that always blows my mind is how it does, just about every episode pertains, you've lived it.

Either before you saw the episode or after you've seen the episode.

You've lived each episode and each little quirk of every episode.

Okay.

At some point.

Speaking of drama, this is really creative.

Now, when I say Pagliacci, what do you think of? Seinfeld? That's the right answer.

I think a lot of people remember the sad clown opera from Seinfeld.

In West Dallas, in Inspiration Studios, which, funny enough, used to be a funeral home and is now this arts collective with a gallery space and a theater space on the first floor.

Brew City Opera is a small opera company here.

Speaking of drama, this is really creative.

Now, when I say Pagliacci, what do you think of? Seinfeld? That's the right answer.

I think a lot of people remember the Sad Clown opera from Seinfeld.

In West Dallas, in Inspiration Studios, which, funny enough, used to be a funeral home and is now this arts collective with a gallery space and a theater space on the first floor.

Brew City Opera is a small opera company here.

Speaking of drama, this is really creative.

Now, when I say Pagliacci, what do you think of? Seinfeld? That's the right answer.

I think a lot of people remember the Sad Clown opera from Seinfeld.

In West Dallas, in Inspiration Studios, which, funny enough, used to be a funeral home and is now this arts collective with a gallery space and a theater space on the first floor.

Brew City Opera is a small opera company here.

You know what? And that is a good point.

My favorite episode of Seinfeld is the one where Kramer finds the Merv Griffin set and sets up a talk show in his apartment.

But the B-plot on that episode is that George hits a squirrel.

And he complains that the squirrel did not honor the deal.