Jerry Seinfeld: 23 Hours to Kill | Official Trailer | Netflix

[Steve Williams]

needless to say I am a huge Seinfeld fan and this one hour special is Jerry at his very best. What I love about his humor is that it is so real. Nothing made up and one hour full of humor without so much as one expletive deleted. He never uses foul language a la George Carlin or most comedians of present day

This should not be missed. His skit on the similarity between "great" and "sucks" is gut wrenching

 

[Steve Williams]

 

[Steve Williams]

 

[Steve Williams]

 

[spiritofmusic]

Good timing Steve. I've just been binge watching all 9 series of Seinfeld. There were times in Season Four especially where comedy became pure art. The timing. The believable surrealness. And the put downs.

 

[DeadWax]

Have already watched it and is classic Jerry - he hasn't missed a beat in delivering his own brand of observational humor. What I love about it most is that this is the last thing Jerry "needs" to be doing at this point in his career and life...he's doing it for the sheer love of the craft and being connected to an audience.

 

[spiritofmusic]

I believe he's said he won't be cowed into tempering his comedy by the powers that be. I guess that's what being a multi millionaire and being true to yourself brings. Ricky Gervais too.

 

[Steve Williams]

Have already watched it and is classic Jerry - he hasn't missed a beat in delivering his own brand of observational humor. What I love about it most is that this is the last thing Jerry "needs" to be doing at this point in his career and life...he's doing it for the sheer love of the craft and being connected to an audience.

every now and then when we eat weekend brunch in Malibu he will often show up as well in one of his antique porsche's. Very friendly

 

[still-one]

Watched it about a week ago. I though he nailed many of his observations. Funny man.

 

[Folsom]

The only thing funny about this show is that he thinks he's being funny.

 

[Steve Williams]

The only thing funny about this show is that he thinks he's being funny.

That's probably the funniest thing I've heard today

Folsom, you're likely not old enough to have understood everything he said

 

[Folsom]

Ya I’m sure that’s it.

 

[asiufy]

I love Seinfeid (the series), and I thought this one was a little slow at first.... It got much better towards the end!

 

[Steve Williams]

It was slow at the beginning but as you said, it was classic Seinfeld

 

[Hi-FiGuy]

Unfortunately i have to give it a meh...same as I gave the TV show. I watched the TV show but never went out of my way to do so.
I do appreciate the humor without profanity, Cosby was the same way. 200 mph one of my all time fav routines
Carlin used it but in proper context and didnt over do it, Same with Pryor, well he over did it a little.
Now Kat Williams way over does it, but he tells some excellent stories

 

[Folsom]

I too like the idea of not using profanity but that doesn't automatically make a total waste of time good.

 

[Steve Williams]

well that's what makes the world go round. I loved Seinfelld and loved Curb Your Enthusiasm even more, probably because it was cable and there were adult themes and language

 

[Hi-FiGuy]

well that's what makes the world go round. I loved Seinfelld and loved Curb Your Enthusiasm even more, probably because it was cable and there were adult themes and language

Couldn't hang with that one either. Although the episode where Faustino hit up Ed O'Neal for money had me rolling.
Father on TV father in real life. Edit, sorry that was Entourage

 

[Hi-FiGuy]

I did like the part where Jerry was talking about being places and about his wealth and "do i really need to be here knocking another one of these things out"

 

[Steve Williams]

I did like the part where Jerry was talking about being places and about his wealth and "do i really need to be here knocking another one of these things out"

He loves doing what he does best. I followed his career when he started on the Johnny Carson show