SEEMED LIKE FORCEFULL EMPLOYMENT FOR UNEMPLOYED JEWISH PEOPLE -  AM ONE OF THREE AMERICANS WHO NEVER UNSTOOD IT

It was an awesome group and their comedy is well missed.  Jerry Seinfeld admitted how much he leaned on the cast in the first years, since he had no acting experience and they were all great actors.  You can kind of see him trying his best not to crack up in those early years.  I never could make up my mind who was my favorite on the show, they all had more than their share of poignant moments.

Jerry Seinfeld brings the rest of these guys down. The other 3 were great in their respective parts, but Seinfeld was just not funny whatsoever. The show could have completely succeeded without his presence.

Perhaps the secret lay in the unrelenting unpredictability of Larry David's et all's scripts and the apparent spontaneity of the dialogues. On TV, only the 'Cheers' gang outdid this team.

The only charachter worth watching was Kramer. If I want to watch a bunch of neurotic and obnoxious yuppies,I'll just hang out at some overpriced coffee joint.

I started watching this because I got tired of turning it off and listening to everyone tell me how great it is. I thought it was only me,then I started hearing the same thing from other people.I don't understand it;everybody I know is funnier than Jerry Seinfeld,after a minute,George gives me a headache, Kramer couldn't carry The Three Stooges jockstrap.Maybe it's Elaine;I don't have any complaints about her-and Peterman.

One of the worst shows I have ever seen. Not really that funny.

Mixed bag again. Sometimes very strong. Sometimes extremely weak. Much better as a team than as individuals.

They were great foils against each other. Without George, however, the team would not work.

this show is without a doubt one of the funniest ever on tv. they definitely work better as a team than individuals, but that is the beauty of the show. 10 years of serious laughs.