should Seinfeld be resurrected for a reunion episode?

Seinfeld is my all-time favourite tv show (one of the few that I watch anymore). I've always been bummed that he stopped the show. I think a reunion episode where we see what happens when they get out of jail would be awesome.

Thoughts?

YES! finally some1 who thinks there should be a reunion episode. So yes i think there should be one

Love the show, one of my all-time favs, but let it rest in peace. It went out on a high note and should stay that way. Save the tearful, sappy reunion shows for Will and Grace.

no, i like how it ended. i agree with MG. it shouldn't be toyed with.

Leave it!

I always have this urge to know more....but I think it went out on a good note.

Let it rest in peace.

Anytime a sitcom cast is "reunited" it's usually for a lame TV movie like "Family Ties Vacation" or something silly like that.

It might be nice to see the Seinfeld cast members do a "reunion" special where they get together, sit around and discuss the show, tell some stories, look at old clips/outtakes, etc., but a new episode most likely wouldn't have the same feel after all this time.

It will never happen. Jerry just had his wildly uproarious "Bee Movie", Julia-Louis has her wildly uproarious "Old Christine" show, Michael Richards is a racist pig and Jason Alexander has................................ummmm.....................didn't he have pretzel commercials or something?

Anyway, my point is everyone is way too successful and busy to get back together for that, that show thing there.

spectrefate wrote:

Jason Alexander has................................ummmm.....................didn't he have pretzel commercials or something?

He recently directed Brad Paisley's video for the song "Online," and starred in it as well (alongside Maureen McCormick and William Shatner!)... pretty funny stuff...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GcVnhNjWV0

(p.s. Yes, I watch Country Music Television. A LOT. Anyone wanna make something of it?)

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Anyway, my point is everyone is way too successful and busy to get back together for that, that show thing there.

Nah, it's just Jerry holding out. You know those other 3 would drop everything in a red-hot second if Jerry asked them to get together again.

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It might be nice to see the Seinfeld cast members do a "reunion" special where they get together, sit around and discuss the show, tell some stories, look at old clips/outtakes, etc.,

Isn't that pretty much what they do on the dvd releases, like director's commentary? I don't own any myself, so I'm asking.

spectrefate wrote:

It will never happen. Jerry just had his wildly uproarious "Bee Movie", Julia-Louis has her wildly uproarious "Old Christine" show, Michael Richards is a racist pig and Jason Alexander has................................ummmm.....................didn't he have pretzel commercials or something?

Anyway, my point is everyone is way too successful and busy to get back together for that, that show thing there.

I hear Alexander was committed into an asylum. Apparently, he just rocks back and forth whispering serenity now.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

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It might be nice to see the Seinfeld cast members do a "reunion" special where they get together, sit around and discuss the show, tell some stories, look at old clips/outtakes, etc.,

Isn't that pretty much what they do on the dvd releases, like director's commentary? I don't own any myself, so I'm asking.

Maybe it is. I don't own any television DVDs either. No, wait, scratch that. I have the first season of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" on DVD, and the damn thing is still in the shink wrap (even though I've had it for over a year) because I never have time to watch DVDs.

If there's a segment on those DVDs where Sarah Michelle Gellar, Charisma Carpenter and/or Alyson Hannigan are commenting about the various episodes, I hope they're each wearing something tight fitting.

Mmmm... what were we talking about again??

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p.s. Yes, I watch Country Music Television. A LOT. Anyone wanna make something of it?)

I bet your vocabulary is better. Can you use git and idaknow in a sentence?

emptytomb1 wrote:

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p.s. Yes, I watch Country Music Television. A LOT. Anyone wanna make something of it?)

I bet your vocabulary is better. Can you use git and idaknow in a sentence?

Durrr, yea, Idaknow, my speakin's much gooder than them folks ya see on that there, whatchacallit, "My Big Redneck Weddin'" show, GIT R DONE!!!

You is wanna dem bookie kinds innt ya?

emptytomb1 wrote:

You is wanna dem bookie kinds innt ya?

I'se had me some schoolin' in my younger days.

spectrefate wrote:

It will never happen. Jerry just had his wildly uproarious "Bee Movie", Julia-Louis has her wildly uproarious "Old Christine" show, Michael Richards is a racist pig and Jason Alexander has................................ummmm.....................didn't he have pretzel commercials or something?

Anyway, my point is everyone is way too successful and busy to get back together for that, that show thing there.

Strange thing that happened with Richards, eh? For a while, it made me look at Kramer differently. It took a little bit of time to get past that.

I hope they don't do a reunion... it would be too much of a cheesy Friends kind of move

just enjoy Curb Your Enthusiasm while it's still going.

No reunion shows.

I wish that Jason Alexander's post-Seinfeld show had been given more of a chance though. It was great IMO.

The commentaries on the DVDs are pretty lame, particularly the Jerry/Larry ones. It's odd, you'd think they would have more to say, but mostly the commentary is long pauses and then one of them saying "That was funny".

Fat Freddy wrote:

Let it rest in peace.

Anytime a sitcom cast is "reunited" it's usually for a lame TV movie like "Family Ties Vacation" or something silly like that.

It might be nice to see the Seinfeld cast members do a "reunion" special where they get together, sit around and discuss the show, tell some stories, look at old clips/outtakes, etc., but a new episode most likely wouldn't have the same feel after all this time.

I second that emotion. The only reunion show I'd like to see is one for Newsradio (I kind of see Dave going crazy and hiring a hitman to kill Matthew and then hiding out in New Hampshire with Jimmy-j/k). Seinfield should just be left alone.