Seinfeld to King: "Do You Know Who I Am?"

316. I really wish you dumba$$es would read the comments or do a little research- they are good friends and they were messing around in the interview (as stated over and over again in these comments). But people just open their mouths and rant and look like idiots. And yes, I understand that a lot of people didn't like Seinfeld, but if you've never heard of it you must be living under a rock.

Posted at 8:51AM on Nov 5th 2007 by ugh

317. it wasn't always popular...in fact it almost didn't get picked up and as a matter of fact in 1988 they showed the pilot and then you couldn't find the show again until NBC brought it back from FOX...Seasons 1-3: The early years

The show premiered as The Seinfeld Chronicles on Thursday, May 31, 1990 on NBC. The show was not an immediate success. After the pilot was shown, on July 5, 1989, a pickup by the NBC network did not seem likely and the show was actually offered to Fox, which declined to pick it up. However, Rick Ludwin, head of late night and special events for NBC, diverted money from his budget, and the next four episodes: "Male-Unbonding," "The Stakeout," "The Robbery," and "The Stock Tip" were filmed. These 1990 episodes were highly-rated as they followed Cheers on Thursdays at 9:30. At one point, NBC considered airing these episodes on Saturdays at 10:30 but instead gave that slot to the short-lived sitcom, FM (TV series).(courtesy of Wikipedia)

Posted at 3:58PM on Nov 5th 2007 by Bella

318. Maybe it's Jerry that needs the check. These stars' egos are just absolutely ridiculous. "Do you know who I am"? Who cares who you are? Any of them! There's a war going on in Iraq where we're losing men and women everyday. I for one could care less who Jerry is or whether or not Britney has on underwear today.

Posted at 5:32PM on Nov 5th 2007 by Ofra

319.
Probably one of my favorites, the one where Jerry steals the marble rye bread from an old

old lady and runs off with it . oops , art imitateing life ?

lol ! Heard the movie , BEE MOVIE is really a DEE MOVIE ....and Howard's cousin who coined the phase , "give bees a chance" is suing Jerry for using that phrase in his movie promos . although , as stated this morning from a caller on Howard Stern, Howard's cousin took it from the beatles song : GIVE PEACE A CHANCE at which point Robin quips, oh they both stole it ! "

Posted at 3:01PM on Nov 5th 2007 by MarbleRye

320. Jerry called Larry out on his stupid question that was designed to get "a response" .... well he got one alright.

Why ask a question if you know the answer? What is the freaking point of an interview then? No wonder Jerry was irritated. And funny also :)

Posted at 3:53PM on Nov 5th 2007 by monday

321. Jerry was kidding! so obviously joking around! You have to be such an idiot to think he was serious! He is HILARIOUS!!!!

Posted at 6:28PM on Nov 5th 2007 by Kim

322. is it larry seinfeld? oh i mean jerry seinfeld, woops. i never voluntarily watched that show unless there was nothing else on (pre-cable days). in any case, since i wasn't a seinfeld fan, i thought larry king's question was genuine. jerry didn't have to get all crazy; he's a shallow and arrogant jerk...im certainly not gonna buy any crap he tries to sell either now for sure.

Posted at 12:15AM on Nov 6th 2007 by su

323. Many times, Larry's "softball questions" arrive at the plate full of mush. He is used to just bringing up subjects, as opposed to asking questions, and allowing his guests to frame and answer their own questions. Now that the political season is upon us, expect a lot of "mushballs", especially with the guest democrat party candidates. The next time HRC appears on Larry's show, you won't even see him. He will be on the floor kissing her feet, allowing her to ramble on anything she wants. Who watches his show anymore anyway?

Posted at 6:01PM on Nov 7th 2007 by tench