Jackson Jambalaya

Even more indicative of my old age is the fact that the last episode of Archie's "All In The Family" aired FORTY years ago.

I wasn't impacted at all by Seinfeld and didn't even like him. But, Archie and Barney helped raise me and mold my outlook on life.

Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld did a lot of damage to society by making their personal neurotic and degenerate behavior seem funny and acceptable instead of abhorrent and repugnant.

The whole point is that we laughed at their abhorrent and neurotic behavior. No one with any sense modeled their interpersonal relationships after these losers. Saying Seinfeld damaged society is like saying MAD Magazine was responsible for the demise of patriotism.

11:27 Lighten up, Francis.

Good Lawd 11:27, it’s comedy not the Nazi reform videos you must be watching in your Moms basement

Not that there's anything wrong with that.....

11:27

Interesting thought.

I think Dave Chapelle May have done the same thing with race relations.

Too bad seinfeld refuses to do his standup comedy tours on college campuses due to snowflakes being offended by every joke. Can you imagine Richard Pryor or Sanford & sons in today's era. Even Eddie Murphy. SNL would never allow any of these great comedians set foot on there shows anymore.

I thought about playing Bicentennial ******* Thursday.

...due to snowflakes being offended by every joke.

It is all going to end very badly for the snowflakes.

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I believe lightening up got us to the low point we are living at today. You keep slipping down the slippery slope of dignity you eventually end up swimming in the cesspool. Finally you come to accept wallowing in the cesspool as normal. That's where we are today.

Saying lighten up is just your coping mechanism. Everyone can tell something this nation is terribly sick but most have been conditioned to just accept it, ir ignore it. Worse it is just making a joke. Just laugh like a careless fool!

11:27 I think it was Elaine’s dancing that was the real problem

Thirty years of Seinfeld is merely symbolic of how another year has gone by and how little we've grown. No matter how desperate we are that someday a better self will emerge, with each flicker of the candles on the cake, we know it's not to be, that for the rest of our sad, wretched pathetic lives, this is who we are to the bitter end. Inevitably, irrevocably; Funny? No such thing.

Seinfeld was a great show if you're homosexual or enjoyed cheap wine and popcorn. Kingfish won't allow alternate opinions. Then there's that.

Seinfeld was homosexual. It's been forty years since the concluding episode of Archie Bunker. That's what's important. Bunker spoke to the reality of society. Seinfeld was a comedic clown. But, Who would expect that Kingfish might recognize the reality of that when he can celebrate funny children at a bar acting silly?

I didn't watch it because it was an awful show.

Well I liked it is was funny. Granted it was a bit edgy for the time but at least they offended everyone. Today I mafraid to open the door for someone, but I do it anyway. If Senfield offended you how in the hell do you leave the house today.

The problem with the show is that comfort dogs and safe spaces hadn't been invented yet, nor had the word "snowflake" been coined yet.

That's the real tragedy with Seinfeld.

8:43 - Actually, Seinfeld served as a 'safe place' and 'comfort zone' for titty-babies, Gilligan look-alikes, social science majors and assorted Episcopalians.

Sadly, that show taught them that their affliction was normal. Most of those viewers are now either teaching at places like Millsaps, enrolled in on-line PhD classes, working for non-profits or wondering what the hell to do with a journalism major.

And their hero is no longer Seinfeld. Now it's AOC.

6:53...Mad Magazine did for reverence and respect what Bill Clinton did for the image of the White House. The magazine may not have destroyed patriotism, but it taught two generations that it's normal to be disrespectful and pick/flip boogers in public.