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The episodes with the comedians I actually enjoy are still somehow shit. Seinfeld dehumanizes every guest on his show and borderline worships the cars he features. He doesn’t ask any real questions. He talks over his guests, spouts dumb opinions about PC culture, and annoyingly fake-laughs throughout each episode.

 

Dang, I've never got that vibe, Then again, I generally like Seinfeld, so it's never stuck out to me.

 

I liked the one with Norm McDonald but yeah for the most part the show is not good

 

I like it a lot

 

This about sums my thoughts up well

What’s the deal with Jerry Seinfeld?

 

Glad to read the same sentiments I’ve been feeling on Jerry after watching half the new season. I’m a huge “Seinfeld” fan, but in all reality, I just fucking love Larry & his writing style. I think it was the Tracy Morgan episode that really struck a nerve with me; Jerry is entirely too irritable & an asshole to host this show, and compared to older eps, it’s jarring.

We hate-watch a show that he hate-hosts.

 

Yeah, Jerry's the least interesting part of his own damn show haha

 

i watch the episodes with people i like but really i just kinda like the interstitial coffee footage more than seinfeld. i love coffee

 

Does Netflix suggest the guests for any of them? I feel like the Neil Brennan and Hasan Minhaj appearances were from Netflix. While the Minhaj episode was interesting, Brennan and him didn't seem to have any real chemistry, which made it a little awkward.

I don't really like Brian Regan on his own, but for whatever reason his two appearances cracked me up.

 

Brian Regan is great.

 

I didn't care much for his recent special. I had an album of his that I liked in high school though

 

I liked the new Iliza special. As an elder millennial I relate.

 

I liked the Iliza special too. Some bits went on a lil too long for me but it was v enjoyable and she had good messages behind the jokes

 

I watched the Iliza special today. Overall pretty funny, but wtf were those hashtags on the screen? I wish those weren't included. It seems like a half-baked marketing idea.

 

She’s a pretty big piece of shit so I’m not gonna watch that

 

She’s done it for the last four I think. They’ve been pretty successful. #partygoblin

 

What's the deal? I haven't heard of her before. Watched it cause I'm a sheeple that clicks on Netflix banners and I liked her pants lmao

 

Lol, that reasoning cracks me up, haha

 

Pretty horrible body shamer, made a lot of shitty comments about it a few years ago and I wrote her off completely. She was on an ep of Hollywood Handbook that was brutal

 

I was gonna ask whats the deal with her too. Ive never heard any of that but overall most of the comedy I've seen of hers has been pretty pro-women/feminist and I thought that was nice. Her show on Freeform I felt had a good message for those in that audience (aka teens and young adults watching freeform)

 

Her body joke from the special a few years ago was the opposite of body shaming ..

Remember, girls, the thinner you are, the more men like you because then you're vulnerable and you're cold. When there's no fat on your body, you're freezing, and when you're freezing, you stay inside, and when you stay inside, you don't vote.

One more thing: I also don't want to shame skinny girls. That's great, too. The truth is, it's none of my business what you do with your body and it shouldn't be anyone else's. Women's choices are important.

And she wrote this in 2015:
Looking Like That, She Was Asking For It. Right? | HuffPost

Damienne’s act is a lot of self-deprecation. She knows she is overweight with one arm; she points it out. But because she isn’t famous, she didn’t have the benefit for getting in front of those insults before they hit her. All we saw was Ari’s take on her.

It comes down to this: A man found the shape of a woman’s body unacceptable so she was publicly humiliated. This is not a new concept to our society. Looking like that, she was asking for it... Sound like a familiar phrase, anyone? [...]

What’s odd is this: As much as women are put down in our society and as “fragile” and “sensitive” and “unstable” as we are told we are ( I’m gonna get a lot of fun hate tweets from guys who have “69” in their handles and have three followers but...) when men (some men) feel wronged or feel that they are owed something, let’s say female attention, acceptance, a cool spot at the lunch table, on occasion, they lash out violently. I don’t see any women shooting up schools because they feel left out or rejected by the opposite sex. I don’t see women often raping men because they need to feel power. This isn’t about women being better than men, this is about reactions that have become commonplace.

I dunno what she had said in the past, but her message has female/body positive in the recent things I've seen. If she said something in the past I haven't seen it, but I've seen most of her specials and thought the message was better than most comedians and Hannah read her book and liked it.

 

Coop on Sugar Rush is the lifeblood of all things.

 

I can’t watch Sugar Rush and not think the host is Anthony Napoli from Nathan for You.

You all now must have this in your brains too.

 

Lotta good shit seems to have just been added

- The Game
- The Dark Knight
- The Informant!
- Eternal Sunshine
- Chernobyl Diaries

 

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