GreasenUSA said:

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Definitely Not A Cop said:

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What was the smoke monster?

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It was a monster made of smoke. What would we have accomplished by knowing the scientific or supernatural makeup of it?

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You see the midichlorians...

JCA1 said:

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Larry David's mantra for Seinfeld was "no hugging, no learning." That's what made it great. The characters never evolved. There was never a "very special" Seinfeld.

And I'll edit to add, this was the significance of the final conversation on the show. While Jerry and George are sitting in jail, they start discussing the location of a button on Jerry's shirt. This is literally the same conversation they had in the very first episode. The show ended with them being literally the same people they were at the start.

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Yes, only off on one minor detail. It was George's shirt.

Mr Mojo Risin said:

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JCA1 said:

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Larry David's mantra for Seinfeld was "no hugging, no learning." That's what made it great. The characters never evolved. There was never a "very special" Seinfeld.

And I'll edit to add, this was the significance of the final conversation on the show. While Jerry and George are sitting in jail, they start discussing the location of a button on Jerry's shirt. This is literally the same conversation they had in the very first episode. The show ended with them being literally the same people they were at the start.

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Yes, only off on one minor detail. It was George's shirt.

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Dang it! No soup for me!

Canceling of The Black Donnelly's shoulda made the list. That show was great, and then disappeared.


-Killing off Susan was hilarious...especially the way the worked it into the story. Summer of George, Him looking guilty because he was sweating when his shower 'didnt take'.

-I liked The Office post-Michael, but I hated Robert California. I couldnt wait for Spader to leave.

Cancelling Sports Night