Loved Seinfeld and the show almost didn't catch on. That's how lucrative it is when you own show and syndication rights. Meanwhile there are stars from sitcoms and dramas from the 60's, 70's and 80's who have to do nostalgia autograph shows to support themselves. You would be surprised who you would see at Star Trek conventions, card shows and other shows signing their name for $25. In many cases no one recognized them. Obviously things have changed and unless you do drugs and make stupid investments if you are a lead or supporting actor on a sitcom or drama for a few years in this era you are set for life.
My favorite thing about Seinfeld is how you can relate it to everyday life
Just had a meeting this morning where a guy said one smart/funny comment and immediately got up and left the meeting - Just like George
Also had an employee quit a few weeks ago making a huge scene, only to return the next day like nothing happened
Just had a meeting this morning where a guy said one smart/funny comment and immediately got up and left the meeting - Just like George
Also had an employee quit a few weeks ago making a huge scene, only to return the next day like nothing happened
