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"If I were a bird, I'd be a baby eagle": Jerry Seinfeld's bizarre, hilarious Reddit AMA
The comedian talks Netflix, whether "Seinfeld" would survive on TV today, and why he loves dumb questions
07/24/2014 23:00 UTC
"Seinfeld"
Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David's TV show wasn't just a sitcom -- it was one of the most complex and troubling art works of our time.
01/08/2002 01:27 UTC
The Tao of "Seinfeld"
A sitcom that forbade hugging and learning becomes a tool for teaching Aristotle. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
03/08/2000 22:00 UTC
Porn star James Deen parodies Jerry Seinfeld in "Comedians in Cars Getting Sex"
And his co-star plays Sarah Silverman
03/08/2014 03:06 UTC
"Seinfeld" backstage secrets: How I crashed Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld's club!
An acclaimed comic reveals everything about how she pitched Jerry and Larry some of the most amazing episodes ever
04/12/2014 02:58 UTC
5 TV plot lines that smartphones would completely ruin
"The Americans," "Seinfeld" and "X-Files" are among the shows that would be very different if characters could text
08/23/2014 19:00 UTC
Is it OK to spy on my neighbor with a drone?: Jerry Seinfeld answers your tech questions
The comedian and smartphone critic offers tech advice to troubled Wired readers
06/24/2014 19:02 UTC
Seinfeld slams politically correct students for hurting comedy: "They just want to use these words, 'that’s racist, that’s sexist, that’s prejudice'"
The comedian thinks that PC culture, particularly on college campuses, has gone too far
06/08/2015 19:43 UTC
Jerry Seinfeld gets Obama to confess that "a pretty sizable percentage" of world leaders are "just completely out of their minds"
The pair also discussed the "toxic" effect of privilege and wealth on people -- and how to avoid it
12/31/2015 19:24 UTC
Listen to Jerry Seinfeld tell David Letterman a joke that only comedians will get
Seinfeld does not like to talk to "normal" people
06/11/2014 19:10 UTC
Why can't we be "Friends"?
Among the new fall TV sitcoms are predictably miserable rip-offs ("Coupling"), dubious star vehicles (Kelly Ripa, anyone?) and cartoon families -- and a few that seem to get the tricky comedy formula just right.
09/19/2003 23:29 UTC
"They're rich and I don't have anything": Why Louie pretends to be poor
As the real Louie has found commercial success, "Louie" insists that he hasn't
05/13/2014 03:00 UTC
Slow roasted sweet potatoes are better than any beyond burger
Why eat something impossible when you could have this?
02/27/2022 22:30 UTC
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