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

91. Sorry, TMZ. This segment between King and Seinfeld came across asnothing more than joking banter to me.

Posted at 4:39PM on Nov 3rd 2007 by penny loafers

92. I met Seinfeld, by chance, in a St. Louis elevator in 1990.....he was arrogant then, he is arrogant now. I say this as a person who loved his show then and watch Seinfeld reruns frequently.

His remarks to Larry King were flip, not funny or humorous....................bordering on rude and embarrassingly disrespectful.

The person who played the part on TV is the same person in real life. Self centered, self absorbed and an ego the size of his income.

Posted at 4:57PM on Nov 3rd 2007 by Sirkerr

93. Seinfeld's extended and egotistical eruption was uncalled for. Larry made a humble misstatement and tried to apologize, but Jerry ranted on and on, acting like it was a major and intentional slap in the face. In spite of his money and successes, if Jerry were able to keep track of everything that Larry King currently knows, reads, and talks about with hundreds of people interviewed on his show from this complicated world, I would be greatly surprised (even with Jerry being a much younger person).

I was left with the impression that Jerry Seinfeld is an ignorant brat. A person with class would have responded with a brief clarification, chuckled together with an embarrassed Larry, and moved on with the interview.

I like good comedy, but knowing that the performer is a arrogant buffoon, will now have me looking for entertainment from someone that I can respect.

Posted at 12:00PM on Nov 5th 2007 by Seattle Dude

94. Judging by Jerry's response he no longer considers his talent, nor his run with Seinfeld, a treasure, but rather a trophy. Too bad. I am always a bit melancholy to see people I admire fall from their own grace.

Posted at 4:51PM on Nov 3rd 2007 by Angiebaby

95. I sure hope Oprah publicly whips Jessica Seinfeld with her gifted shoes when she has to admit to her vast audience that this book was plagerized!

Posted at 4:59PM on Nov 3rd 2007 by cindy

96. This was just about the funniest thing I've seen . Ego, anyone?
I just wonder if Larry thinks he can interview everyone like Howard Stern and he thinks the American public want to see his half truth interviews.

Posted at 5:03PM on Nov 3rd 2007 by Seinfeld is no Stern

97. Jerry's comments were totally out of line but CNN should have taken King off the air 12 yrs ago. He's not that bright and is oddly enough a horrible interviewer.

Posted at 5:04PM on Nov 3rd 2007 by mark

98. Honest mistake! Please. He's supposed to be the greatest on TV. That was an insult to Jerry.
Larry is obviously too old to keep up the pace of this show and his young family.

Posted at 5:04PM on Nov 3rd 2007 by kimmy7

99. Larry king is proof positive that you don't need a neuron of sense to be perversly successful in this country.What a tired geezer.And Seinfeld,back off,for Christ sake,you're worth a quarter billion dollars! Who cares if this fossil never watched your bloody show.It came on past his bedtime.Jesus,relax.

Posted at 9:57PM on Nov 3rd 2007 by sickofitall

100. Ummmmm.........yeah, we know WHO you are! A guy who was a stand-up comdedian who got his own show on TV, that you did a lot of bad overacting on and that was highly over-rated!

Get over yourself Jerry, it's not like you are famous for doing anything really important and now people hate you for being mean and rude to an old guy!

Posted at 5:05PM on Nov 3rd 2007 by SkyeBlue

101. Larry King is courteous and doesn't challenge his guests. In other words, he acts like a gentleman.

Seinfeld was just plain weird and tacky. It was bad manners, plain and simple. Did he snort some coke before the show? I dunno, but something was way off about his demeanor.

Posted at 5:36PM on Nov 3rd 2007 by Eldon

102. Ebert gave Bee Movie 2 Stars. The movie sucks!

Posted at 5:12PM on Nov 3rd 2007 by Pam

103. Seinfeld's show glorified self-important slacker yuppies in a lily-white faux New York. While some elites lapped it up, make no mistake, this was not the great American sitcom. For Larry King to not be conversant with all its hype is no crime.

Posted at 5:13PM on Nov 3rd 2007 by Carolyn (Abernathy)

104. Jerry....LET ME AT HIM! Where is George at too? I have been looking for these two!

Posted at 5:13PM on Nov 3rd 2007 by Boy In The Bubble

105. You People are never Happy!

Posted at 5:15PM on Nov 3rd 2007 by Jerry Seinfeld