If you liked this video, you’re going to love this video that just aired on Comedy Central, which is in syndication right now! Here are some of the biggest (and most common) myths about the best Seinfeld episodes.
First, it’s not a show that you have to watch. It’s an episode that you watch. It just seems to come out of nowhere. But if you think about it, this is one of the showiest parts of the show, where it takes off all the suspense and tension and then just let’s go and it sort of comes straight from the heart-of-the series, where the creators thought all the best bits came directly from the heart.
The best episodes of Seinfeld, or at least all the best episodes they produced, come not from the characters or the set but from the actors. When we were making the show it was a show where all the best moments of the show came from the actors. The best moments came from the actors, and the best actor on the show is probably one of the most iconic characters of modern television.
In The Best episode, which is not a series but a film-within-a-series, we discover how we can use the best moments to our advantage and create other scenes that do well.
First and foremost, I’ve had to cut out so many videos from the entire series because my internet is shot. This is the way we do it here. The clips we use for a particular video are cut out — they’re gone and then recreated as needed. The only ‘goodbyes’ we have are to those clips.
We are the only ones who can be objective about our own work, we are the only ones we know where all the facts are and what good, bad or indifferent is, we are the true believers. If we disagree, let’s argue it out face to face, to debate it, that is where it all begins. And we won’t stop it for any given point. It is all about the right point.
