I know that comics are NOT the best people to seek out when you're in the middle of a crumbling world political economy, but Seinfeld seems particularly impervious to the reality that the rest of us are dealing with. The editing all along in this series has been choppy, in that it edits out the conversations about the most emotionally authentic and heartbreaking aspects of modern life. His bit with Ellen was one example, in which she was trying to say something real, and I feel that just as she approached something deep and touching, they cut the film. Maybe Seinfeld understands that comedy isn't the place to deal with such topics, but isn't that what good comedy is all about? Finding the darkness in life and making us laugh at the ridiculousness and absurdity of it all? It's not like I want to be deeply touched at the end of every episode, but the materialistic and nihilistic nature of the conversations in this series is tone deaf at a time when we really need people with money and power to be speaking about what is going on. Seinfeld seems to have made a career out of avoiding it. I hope, at least, he hasn't made a life out of avoiding it.

I watch this show and then I'm totally happy. There's nothing more infectious than the laughter of Teo comics making each other laugh.

I watched about 3 and a half episodes in. I had a hard time getting past the self-indulgence of the show. As others have mentioned, it's not very funny for a show focused on comedians, not that that is the point of the show. It is watchable, but I could not stand Jerry's ego and had to stop. It overall just seemed a little overly pretentious.

If you're into classic cars, then this is for you. Your host, Jerry Seinfeld, has a good knowledge and appreciation of classic cars. I've never seen his comedy shows and quite frankly I don't care to. He's very egotistical and patronising to his guests who are, for the most part, regular folk who aren't all that funny in "real life". His attempt to appear interesting by wearing jackets and brightly colored sneakers is rather sad. Watch all the car scenes and fast forward the rest.