Jerry Seinfeld and Michael Richards - "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee"

[@kerwynwilliams]

I’m a black man and i don’t judge him at all. Micheal is a much better human being than his worse mistake.. We all have made terrible choices, but they teach us life lessons

[@Elpha22]

Press f to doubt

[@GentlemensAcademy]

Wow. Simple, intelligent kindness.

[@NotCharAznable]

🦝

[@walterrooks]

Amen!

[@jasonalexander7968]

But it's not even making a mistake..saying a word isn't a mistake.

[@joshuastoner1]

Jerry is a WAY better friend in real life than he was on the show lol

[@Bornelvibe]

That's cuz on the show they're meant to be funny and appeal to our humor as selfish individuals

[@Campfire30]

@@Bornelvibe Yyyyeah we get it lmao 😂 but I bet you’re a ton of fun at parties.

[@Campfire30]

Lol true! 🎉😂

[@cherposton8242]

So true! 🤣😂

[@chipwilliams5854]

He's also a pedophile lolololol

[@profitcs8506]

After all these years, Richards is still haunted by his mistake. I believe his sincerity. Jerry has been a good friend.

[@party4keeps28]

That's the kind of mistake that follows you forever. He showed his true colors and it turned out that he's not a good person.

[@bfc2155]

@@party4keeps28 you keep your hand close to your chest 😉

[@party4keeps28]

@@bfc2155 😏

[@makasete30]

@@party4keeps28 he made one silly mistake and that isn’t who he is now, I believe. Try to show some compassion for someone.

[@party4keeps28]

@@makasete30 I have compassion for those that make honest mistakes. He showed that he's an actual racist. For that I have no compassion. No matter how angry I'd ever get with anyone I'd never bring race in to the equation. Think about this: If someone murders another in the heat of an emotional argument, the fact that they had the ability to murder someone shows their lack of character. That's also something I don't forgive. Everyone makes mistakes and I've personally made quite a few but I'd never, NEVER, cross certain lines and it's not because I can restrain myself, it's because I don't have to... Some things aren't a part of who I am and the same goes for my family and friends, no matter how angry we get.

[@bochica3562]

Most of us are lucky for not having our worst moments in public. ❤

[@joeyj5924]

I think this comment should be at the top. Especially for all the judgmental people saying this or that. In the end, we all make mistakes. We all fall, and most of us can do it quietly while we pick ourselves back up. Must be diffrent and difficult when you have a magnifying glass on you and every one knows who you are. I really don't think Mr. Richards is racist at all. He lashed out in anger and said something he regrets saying. We all have been there in one way or another.

[@bochica3562]

@@joeyj5924 thanks! I feel exactly the same.🌻 He said horrible things, that are unacceptable on many more levels. Yet I was terribly angry in very few occasions as well. I yelled really bad stuff. Insults that were meant to hit maximally hard. 🙈 I was like a hurt animal, furious, sad and blind. If you judge me by these - maybe - 5 days of 36 years on this planet, I'm probably in the top 20 of worst people ever. 😄 And if you really think that you never crossed any kind of line like this, I have trouble taking you serious. 😊

[@joeyj5924]

@@bochica3562 you're welcome, and exactly 💯!!! I've of course been there myself. Sometimes we try to say the most painful thing to someone who has caused us pain to try and get under their skin, and of course later on, we regret it. Sometimes instantly lol. We are human ♥️ we make mistakes and we either learn from them or repeat them until we do.

[@epicon6]

Yeah we would all be cancelled for life if we had to show our worst moment on tape (if it was recorded) at every job interview😂

[@bochica3562]

@@epicon6 I like the idea though... on a job interview. 😂 If everyone had to share these moments in different social occasions, it'd be almost therapeutic. 😄

[@jaym3566]

It's crazy how Michael Richards is absolutely nothing like Kramer. Makes you realize how brilliant his performance was.

[@ronnie_5150]

@ Jay M - I guess you must think Anthony Hopkins is an absolute genius as he is nothing like the cannibalistic serial killer Hannibal Lecter in real life.

[@jaym3566]

@@ronnie_5150 I do think Anthony Hopkins is a genius. Although I beg to differ that he is nothing like Hannibal Lecter. Have you see his instagram? He's a little cuckoo.

[@Konverteraren]

@@jaym3566 yea his instagram is not an act at all.... errrr

[@ronnie_5150]

@@jaym3566 Richards is an actor. He's not a comedian. He acts out what is given to him. He never wrote ANY of the material 'Kramer' did. The show Seinfeld had a team of 16 writers.

[@Konverteraren]

@@ronnie_5150 he's a comedian. Standup artist and was a regular on carson at tv before seinfeld

[@AgentSmith911]

A friend like Jerry, who sticks with you in the worst of times, when you're rock bottom and everyone is cursing your name... is a 1 in a million friend.

[@liquidmagma]

I suppose there's some truth in that, but really, Jerry has enough money ( and everything else in life) to not have to really care if people get upset with him. He's actually pretty disdainful about most people, anyway.

[@Road_Rash]

Michael Richards is worth $30M...if that's rock bottom, how do I get there?

[@laketrout73]

It was a million to one shot doc, million to one!

[@isidoro8566]

Yeah him and Bob Sacamano are his best buddies.

[@thomasdupont7186]

We'll never know if these guys are truly into solidarity. Let's be real : I wouldn't count on them....

[@jkova3243]

I absolutely love how genuine this clip is. Pure raw vulnerable real human beings.

[@lolahunter8851]

YFKM? Its totally staged and scripted! "Hey guys, just have a conversation, we'll record it and see where it goes...." Ya right! Simply count the number of cameras, they are surrounded. You a little gullible by chance?

[@athmaid]

@@lolahunter8851 they obviously know what topics they will hit on beforehand but that doesn't mean that the content of the conversation isn't true

[@lolahunter8851]

​@@athmaid I did not say it wasn't true. I said it was staged and scripted which is the definition of 'acting'. Now can one act with true emotion, sure but its still acting.

[@party4keeps28]

Genuine? This is acting. His genuine self came out on stage years back lol.

[@Twocrudedudes]

it's fuckin scripted as hell

[@johnmcnulty4425]

The fact that he reflects on his misstep all those years ago with humility and shame proves that he deserves some forgiveness. These guys made me laugh through some challenging, difficult times and for that, I'll always be grateful!!

[@MeadeJ67]

People make mistakes...

[@BIGMALMAL]

True

[@gailfields]

@@MeadeJ67 A mistake is not seeing a stop sign behind a tree. The N word doesn't just magically come out if it's not already in you. From a black person who has befriended people of other races, I know how it is as soon as they get angry, out pops the N word. It some people's go-to.

[@johnmcnulty4425]

I believe that the 'woke' approach would be to acknowledge the role played by trouble makers to give the situation some context. Being asked to play the same character over and over again when you're trying to move on creatively probably also made him frustrated.

[@whitedevil2]

except he seems to not know what to ask forgiveness for. even after several years. he says here his mistake was that he blew up at an audience member. absolutely no mention that the REAL problem was the bigotry he showcased, which is what the forgiveness would be for if he asked for it. but he still didn't get it.

[@paulstoolbox]

My wife and I still watch Seinfeld reruns, they never get old!

[@yamatotakeru9078]

Me too Love the show

[@blackfacecastro-trudeau]

Same here, it’s a timeless show

[@m.collier708]

My wife had never watched it... We're watching it on Netflix now and she LOVES Kramer.

[@soundpixel9867]

My favourite sitcom of all time

[@smbmxdirt3427]

I've always wanted to adopt a highway after watching this show

[@kevgar57]

You can see Jerry’s worry and compassion for his friend in this clip. Michael’s remorse and humility is also very clear. In a world when nobody seems to take responsibility for their mistakes, this clip is pretty profound. Much respect to both of these rich men for being human. Ain’t none of us perfect. RIP Mr. Bookman.

[@sblack48]

You also saw it when Jerry showed up in Letterman right after it happened specifically to defend him. He could have taken flak for that but he didn’t care.

[@williamyoung1651]

I feel like the a heel now so eh feel really really shittyyy

[@danc3693]

Unfortunately, many people - maybe most - are capable of saying something awful in anger that they don’t really believe to be true - just to push buttons in the other person.

[@NemeanLion-]

This scene seemed staged.

[@grezdaed]

It was black fragility that got him cancelled.

[@renemejias2986]

Man Jerry Seinfeld is a real one. Not abandoning Kramer in his low points over fear of backlash from the perfect people if the internet.

[@DaOne510]

Different time, it bet jerry would denounce him if it happened yesterday.

[@Campfire30]

I love that you just called him “Kramer” lol🎉 cause that’s who he is!

[@LinguisticSugar]

Wdf does Jerry need to care about haters... he's worth like a quarter billion

[@MikeNaples]

@@LinguisticSugar More closer to $1B.

[@DaOne510]

@Negus Negast no he hasn’t. He called out Dave after snl

[@SticksB1]

I’m moved by Michael’s sincerity in his reflection of regret and the residual pain that that incident resulted in. I was surprised by such a personal experience being shared on camera. Maybe it was cathartic in some way. Seinfeld demonstrates sincere and loyal friendship.

[@Billkwando]

You can see by the look in his eyes, he looks terrified. I couldn't figure out why at first, because I figured there was no way they were going to talk about "the incident", but nope, that's what I was seeing. He knew he was going to bring it up and was positively freaking.

[@Jackson_Plop]

Yeah, Michael seems like a sincere guy. Time to set the baggage down, as Jerry says. Too bad the haters can't let it go, as well.

[@SleepySamurai777]

Yea, it was a messed up situation. But we all lash out sometimes to one degree or another and make mistakes and say things we regret. Knowing even a small percent of what that is like for oneself, just escalate 10 fold just because your a known actor/artist or comedian, whatever. Put the bag down Michael.

[@RRRobertLazer]

Dude tried to get shock laughs off the N word and now it's supposed to be some deep revelation or something lol both these guys suck

[@Kruppt808]

@@SleepySamurai777 well said all. At the time it made me think differently of him, as the years go by and I get older , having your worst blowup in public on camera, it will never go away, captured ..... Maybe we can look at his whole life instead of just that one yes horrible moment and judge him by that.

[@KingKiavash]

You gotta have respect for Jerry. I never really liked him as a comedian but seeing how he has the quality to stand by a friend after so long when he doesn't need to, makes me respect him as a human being.

[@kennykistler6735]

As long as you're a friend of his, allegedly. If you're an unwashed common regular person, there are countless stories of Jerry being a condescending asshole, unfortunately.

[@petergriffinowl]

@@kennykistler6735 Indeed, that made me lose respect for him, unfortunately. Really liked the show but he seems to not be the most humble and likable person.

[@swjackson917]

Jerry is very loyal to his friends and fellow comedians.

[@mikeg1378]

@@kennykistler6735 I’ve never heard this. Not doubting it could be true, but where did you hear this ? And by unwashed common unknown, are you referring to the extras that appeared on the show or just any unknown he encounters outside the show?

[@petergriffinowl]

@@swjackson917 it's easy with those, doesn't show character

[@michaeltoebe3987]

You can tell Michael's being sincere and it's been a struggle. Enjoyed this clip.

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

Hollywood is sadly shorthanded on actors who DON'T think they're the greatest. Michael was absolutely perfect for that role but didn't feel he was very funny, and has a hard time accepting genuine praise. For me it's impossible to imagine anyone else playing that part. Impossible.

[@michaeltoebe1851]

@@JustWasted3HoursHere I can't agree with more. No one could be as good and perfect in that role. Comedic genius in that body of work. That he was admittedly insecure about it is surprising, even if many comedians say privately they struggle with peace and confidence.

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

@@michaeltoebe1851 Many comedians are tortured people that use comedy to cope with that torture (insecurity mainly). Many also deal with depression on a regular basis, like Steven Wright.

[@michaeltoebe1851]

@@JustWasted3HoursHere That's so true. I've read that before. You did inform me on something new when you talked about Stephen Wright. I never knew he struggles with depression.

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

@@michaeltoebe1851 He mentioned it to Craig Ferguson on his Late Late Show once. He is great at one-liners.

[@joelapaglia6146]

I didn't expect to be moved by this clip. Jerry's support of his friend is truly beautiful, and his advice is perfect. Bravo!

[@housebound_nomad9754]

It was good advice! That night he imploded because he’s ego was so bloated and fragile that he couldn’t take any criticism. In this episode he said to Jerry “We’re not normal people” for being famous so his ego still needs work. I don’t doubt his remorse but the heart never lies so I was glad Jerry taught him the selfless vs selfish perspective

[@trueblu8]

💯

[@BelieveInUrself93]

The way Jerry said "That was not our job. Our job was to make sure they enjoyed." Just.. what a great friend this man is being in this moment.

[@Sumschmuck]

It's so sad to hear that Michael Richard's is just so broken from what happened, but it's nice to see that Jerry still chooses to stand by him and not leave him for dead like most celebrities would nowadays

[@PKDking]

You'd no longer be my friend if you went on a hardcore genuinely racist lash out unless I was racist as well.

[@Wejrdfish1]

@@PKDking you don't know him dude. You people act like anyone making a mistake is represented by their anger. He was super pissed, said horrible shit he knew would hurt those around him, and regrets it. Even if he was racist then, people change.

[@dbradx]

@@Wejrdfish1 I don't think repeatedly calling someone the most vile racist word in the English language counts as 'a mistake'. I've been plenty angry many times but that word would never come out of my mouth. You know who does use that word though? Racist assholes, that's who.

[@alfabjornenco2922]

@@Wejrdfish1 People make mistakes but they also grow up, change. I think it's very dangerous to treat other people (celebrities or not) as infalible, are we supposed to hold ourselves to the same ridiculous standards?

[@Wejrdfish1]

@@dbradx yeah, i agree. I also agree people can act out of anger, and can change over 10 years.

[@rennyfield3217]

I feel for him. Genuine humility on display. I could watch re-runs of Kramer for a lifetime and never get bored.

[@Brotha00]

He’s an n word

[@party4keeps28]

He's acting here. What he did on stage wasn't acting, it was the real Richards. Of course he feels bad though... He messed up his career and legacy.

[@adeep187]

You feel sorry for the victims of his racist tirade? Or just feel sorry for a racist actually having consequences?

[@DamnGremlin]

We don't. We aren't racist apologist

[@moonbalancedd]

@@adeep187 There's a japanese saying I read recently. sarumo kikara ochiru "Even monkeys fall from trees". everyone makes mistakes.

[@brooksriess748]

I’ve been watching Seinfeld again because it’s on Netflix, and honestly, it’s just the greatest sitcom. It’s perfect. The characters. The setting. Everything. Every episode has its charm.

[@LoneLee2022]

It was smart comedy. Brilliantly written and acted.

[@Hengahangezange]

Brother those Seinfeld reruns never fail. You're gonna laugh, guaranteed.

[@achimlangenkaemper4257]

watch peepshow from england....

[@achimlangenkaemper4257]

@@doct0rnic you will miss out on something really funny

[@doct0rnic]

@@achimlangenkaemper4257 ok will check it out

[@johnspence8141]

As far as his Kramer role goes, he nailed every single second he was on camera and in my opinion stole the show...without fail. There was not ONE episode where I thought he was dialing it in, he was always giving it 1000% and it came through the screen.

[@256Justinian]

yea, and jason alexander also.... julia was pretty damn good too.

[@sean78745]

Same with George, almost every line had a near perfect cadence but also effortless and became a quotable line

[@256Justinian]

agreed. Costanza and Kramer are both equally gold jerry. gold.@@sean78745

[@johnspence8141]

@@256JustinianI agree about George but having to do that much body comedy requires a whole other level. He had line delivery PLUS body language...he was one of the few characters where you could say "Yes, I can see Kramer sleeping with a beautiful woman", but George was always a stretch.

[@256Justinian]

@johnspence8141 lol he did sleep with Sarah Silverman so good point

[@justinwelch563]

Cosmo Kramer is a legendary character, and Michael is legendary for bringing him to life. I wish him well and thank him for continuing to make me laugh.

[@LostandFoundTravel]

If you have not seen it - UHF has a Michael Richards character named Stanley who will make you smile for sure.

[@robertnolan502]

Michael Richards is a human being & we all make mistakes, non of us are perfect. Kramer is & will always be one of my favourite TV characters of all time

[@inspectorgadget346]

Even if Bill Cosby was found guilty, I would still watch the Cosby show because I can separate the character from the actor.

[@east5871]

But there is a certain kind of mistake you never come back from. I don’t believe that should be the case BTW.

[@Gravy_Jones22]

@@inspectorgadget346 Being racist isn't illegal, let alone doing a racist bit in a comedy show. Drugging and raping women is illegal.

[@theJlangdon34]

Can agree with you more. I don't agree with what happened. But as you said we all make mistakes. He has the right to make a come back. The audience will decide whether they will accept it or not

[@JLUX100]

@@east5871 he didn't make a mistake you can't come back from. Dude had a mental health crisis. It's crazy y'all can't realize this

[@ktpinnacle]

One of Seinfeld's important interviews. I hope it helps to restore Richards emotionally and the confidence in his talent, and helps to generate an audience for what he does.

[@davidl570]

To sum it up, we've forgiven him and moved on. HE. NEEDS. TO. DO. THE. SAME. ALREADY! Life is too damn short. (And I wish he'd make some type of comeback!).

[@TheTonytone77]

Even if he's a changed man.... Public eye still sees him as a racist... Going to see a racist comedian could be a bad look for most ppl even if u think he's funny

[@jaygreenleaf3136]

@@TheTonytone77 plenty of people enjoy the controversy, or simply don't care.

[@marleonetti7]

i have to believe that alot of the seinfeld cast feel humiliated that jerry seinfeld is the only one in the show who ended up with hundreds of millions of dollars and the rest of the cast still had to work on other projects to pay the bills after the seinfeld sitcom ended .

[@TheTonytone77]

@@jaygreenleaf3136 that's a new one... Interesting too.. The only type of ppl I could see watching a racist comedian would be southern far rightwings lol 😂

[@matthewfike31785]

I really hope Michael reads the comments in this video and realizes the support he has. Seems like such a good guy.

[@DocRunaway]

Such nice racist indeed.

[@dominicg3316]

@@DocRunawayur a buffoon he isn’t racist he passed in a heat of rage and he said he was wrong took it personally and said he shouldn’t have said it.

[@DocRunaway]

@@dominicg3316 funny; I've been angry too, everyone has, yet not everyone has resorted to racist slurs in such occasions. Being angry doesn't explain it.

[@dominicg3316]

@@DocRunaway funny; Because yes it does. He broke down and had a mental fit. You’re delusional. That’s all it was it wasn’t racially motivated stop crying

[@DocRunaway]

@@dominicg3316 it only explains it when you're a racist already and anger just opens the door. Sorry but you racists are way too easy to spot.

[@hasseaouled6032]

”Thanks for sticking by me”. I felt that.

[@thegoodgeneral]

Especially these days where you’re supposed to distance yourself from people who make mistakes otherwise you are guilty by association.

[@richbox80]

Jerry a REAL friend

[@HutchIsOnYT]

@@thegoodgeneralWhere’s your evidence on that?

[@cheaptrickfanatic3496]

Well, to be fair, Jerry HAD to both disagree with Michael's behavior AND support him, because Jerry was trying to promote the DVD release of the show. Not to mention Michael could had done irreparable damage to the reputation and feeling about the show in perpetuity. Michael REALLY f***ed up. Jerry responded in the only ways he could have. He played both sides. To be honest, Michael didn't deserve it. What Mike did was totally over the top and uncalled for.

[@cilajoao1]

​@@HutchIsOnYTdo you want a list? Read more.

[@MsHiker100]

I have so much respect for Jerry's kindness and wisdom after seeing this clip. It's up to you, you've been carrying this burden for too long. He's right. If he committed a crime, he has paid his dues and he should be released (or release himself) from this mental tortuous prison. What a great friend Jerry is to those he loves.

[@doublehelix3952]

" If he committed a crime, he has paid his dues and he should be released (or release himself) from this mental tortuous prison" ^^this^^ Forgiveness is a gift we give ourselves--we ALL have burdens that we carry for years--or a lifetime; we (and I certainly include myself) need to cut ourselves a little slack now and then.

[@travisdonaldstanley6420]

Love the Sen. Hate the Drake.

[@DamnGremlin]

A mistake is leaving the microphone on accidentally. He revealed he was a cruel, even racist. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoiYYp-OlM-fsKM

[@shoesfx]

Michael's performance in Seinfeld was phenomenal. I never judge someone from a single lash out, only if there's a pattern

[@mightymoose6793]

Meh, he said what he said, wasn't a good call and it damaged his professional career. So they way I see it - he acted out, was punished. Case closed.

[@chainsawteddybear]

Amen

[@donsonthewise]

Lol, people never cease to amaze me

[@QuickZ_]

Was a bit more then a casual lash out though. Only thing that can take away some of the damage is if he gets active against racism or gets some diagnosis like Border line or heavy Bi-polar or something similar. But he never really shown any regret for what he said. He only regret that he did say it because he think it was unfair to him. That he was a victim that night. None of us are perfect. But he let out a special kind of demon that night..

[@schizophrenic_AI]

It’s sad that a guy who spent decades of his life honing his craft, could be derailed by these people. If anything, they should’ve apologized to Michael, and the civilized paying audience, for being disruptively feral. The slave trade and its consequences have been a disaster for America and the human race. In 100 years Carnegie Hall will be renamed D’Carneggy Yall and repurposed as a basketball court.

[@robm3569]

I met Michael Richards when he used to come into a restaurant I worked in right next to the studio where they shot the Seinfeld series, he said he "came for the soup". He always sat at the end of the bar right next to the waiter-station and one time a few people approached him and you could tell he was a little uncomfortable, so I asked them to allow him to enjoy his meal in peace; he quietly thanked me. He was, and is, clearly a good soul and I'd love to see him work again, he's such a unique talent. May it be so. Cheers.

[@whiteboikev]

soup nazi type vibe

[@dblockbass]

As a black man from NY who grew up watching Seinfield it was really nice to see him own up to his mistake. I loved the show and I think Kramer was such an essential character. But the incident really tore me up because I wanted to be a fan of Kramer but I couldnt anymore. People make mistakes. I understand that. All I will say is if you have hate in your heart its already worse than any punishment or blowback you could receive from something like that. If you dispell that from your heart than people can learn to forgive and laugh with you again. And I know he has a good heart because he's brought so much laughter to so many people and he is sitting here bringing up this sore topic on his own. I hope he can forgive himself and I hope I can laugh with Kramer again. I like the way this was done between two friends and thank you for bringing that up.

[@jackiechilds109]

Mike Tyson is my favorite boxer of all time and he's called white people names and insulted them when he gets angry. I don't give a shit because people talk stupid shit when they're mad. I've seen Tyson genuinely love white people so I know he's not racist.

[@joshsmith-brennan7442]

Im honestly curious if its possible for someone in Michael Richards position to make a comeback. Im sure he could, but what Im not so sure about is if we live at a time where mainstream society will let him. I hope so, and not just for his sake. People are more complicated then it seems currently popular to let them be I think. allowing people to acknowledhe their shortcomings and move on from them seems totally reasonable to me though.

[@bobbyblack1138]

@dblockbass so well said. I think we all died a little inside when that happened. Everyone (within reason) should be given a second chance. I've just started watching and enjoying Seinfeld again. There were many racial and religious jokes on that show, but you always got a sense that a joke was a joke, and none of them were racist.

[@charlesmartel3995]

Michael Richards did nothing wrong.

[@johngraham6506]

It sounds as though you have forgiven him for his actions? I know you don't know him personally but I can see how his words and actions would have hurt. Your ability to forgive him says a lot about who you are and it is wonderful to know that there are people willing to forgive the flaws of others, especially since we all have them. Thank you so much for sharing what you did.

[@billcarrell8622]

I'll remember him as one of the BEST character actors of the 20th century. Not for his ONE mistake on stage. Miss ya Cosmo.

[@thomasbayer1843]

I think you mean the Bowtie Killer?

[@egoleo6693]

Wow. That ending really made me feel for Michael Richards. It seems his incident still really haunts him. The man has been wanting forgiveness for a long time now.

[@userumbleandgettr4freespee501]

He doesn’t need forgiveness. He was probably saying what he felt and that’s not a bad thing

[@vailorgnosis6692]

He doesn’t need forgiveness… that dude was still trying to being a comedian even when he was getting heat…. That was funny as hell… he was on point for someone who just got disrespected

[@alexanderhayward8505]

Yup no forgiveness needed.

[@QuickZ_]

I think its up to him if he wants to be forgiven or not.

[@ardien.535]

Paul Mooney forgave him cause he find out that Michael was truly sorry. Hope Michael is able to put that bag of guilt/shame down

[@kauaihawaii5836]

Michael has nothing to prove. He has made MILLIONS laugh and to this day still does. There will never be another character like his. Legend

[@vanhaze2000]

Wellsaid, totally agree, thank you !

[@gordonlekfors2708]

he's funny as Kramer but he's a sociopath. he proved that for sure 😂

[@thekman1812]

I hope Michael Richards knows how blessed we are to have witnessed his brilliant comedy.

[@mizzyfit_334]

I watch Seinfeld to this day

[@idiopathictendencies8453]

Every moment he's on screen is brilliant. Transylvania 6-5000 is one of my favorites.

[@LizardTheWiz]

stay away from his show at the laugh factory, worst set I've ever seen

[@aliceborealis]

He's not funny at all.

[@J_Clean_1996]

@@LizardTheWiz Worst? 🤣

[@davephillips4691]

This was a beautiful interview. A truly contrite Michael Richards whos been ruined for one mistake. Kudos to Jerry Seinfeld for his commitment to friendship.

[@PatrickPierceBateman]

It wasn't just the one mistake. Michael's first mistake was trying to start a stand-up comedy career. He was never known as a stand-up and he wasn't very good at it. There are quite a few stories of him bombing on stage before that, although he didn't use racial epithets those times. He's a great comedic actor but for whatever reason after Seinfeld ended he didn't want to do that anymore. Personally, I think Michael's career is a cautionary tale of what happens when you try too hard to be something you're not.

[@swampthing9772]

@@PatrickPierceBateman Perhaps you're right. As a fan of the show Seinfeld, I put him up at the top of physical comedy actors.

[@Fraggle-h7o]

'ruined for one mistake' is a pretty tame way of saying he pointed at a black dude and shouted "he's a n****r" over and over and over again. the fact that that is how he reacts when a black person upsets him means there is something deeper going on than just "making a mistake" one time. There needs to be a middle ground between completely downplaying what he did and completely writing him off as inhuman and unredeemable.

[@vinomsnake]

What's the mistake? Please educate me. What happened with Michael RichardsM

[@party4keeps28]

@@vinomsnake Google

[@lahdeeoh]

Such a deep convo, comedians hide those emotions so well. Just started the Seinfeld series with my 18yo son and loving it again!

[@iammiserykidd]

I'm 16 and I watch it with my mom every night!

[@BDAILEY702]

You know what. Even though what he said was bad, he is genuinely sorry about what happened. We have to learn how to love and forgive others. He’s carried that torment internally for years after the fact. When it happened I wasn’t even a fan or watched the show, but now I’m on season 7. And he’s one of the best characters on there.

[@gordonlekfors2708]

giving a sociopath the benefit of the doubt because you like his old show. nice 👍

[@cilajoao1]

​@@gordonlekfors2708Why a sociopath?? Have you never explosed in rage, you Holy Holiness?

[@TC8787-yq7og]

@@gordonlekfors2708 imagine diagnosing people you’ve never met with complex psychological conditions 😂 the internet is wild

[@ScottyLo]

I felt like a fly on the wall listening to that conversation and Michael sounds very sincere. What a great video

[@armorykittington]

I fall asleep to Seinfeld every night. This is wild.

[@RybackTV]

Beautiful conversation 👏

[@INDPRECIOUSMETALS]

FEED ME MOREEEEE

[@PierceTravels]

When r u going to aew

[@keithg5187]

Agree beautiful

[@DrQuizzler]

I clicked on this with no idea what to expect, and got this wonderful, poignant, shared moment between two beloved titans of comedy, one of whom had an off moment during a stand-up set and made a bad choice, which to this day casts a long shadow on an otherwise brilliant career making people laugh. This conversation gave me a little more insight into that moment, and into what the aftermath has been like for Mr. Richards. I agree with Mr. Seinfeld that it would be nice if Mr. Richards could get back onto the horse which threw him and do another set somewhere, but it's hard to come back from public perception his bad choice created that night. Even still, Mr. Richards will always be revered for his excellent work on "Fridays" and "Seinfeld". Mr. Seinfeld's argument about the process during "Seinfeld"s run that "we're all trying to get to the same island. It doesn't matter how we're each getting there" about Mr. Richards' laborious process was a revelation as well.

[@mightymoose6793]

I also refer to famous people by Mr. & Mrs. It's the same for anyone I don't personally "know"

[@chriskicks9491]

Very well said

[@drbobperkins]

well said

[@martinover7927]

It felt like I was eavesdropping on a very personal, private conversation.

[@lightacrobat2204]

Very well said

[@donaldpocock8028]

I love this interview. This is brilliant. Two geniuses unafraid to acknowledge struggles. It shows the work that it takes to be funny. Also, “put that bag down” is the best advice. Great stuff.

[@Innerlight320]

Nope he jumped the shark and jerry can play forget about all he wants which gives an inside in to his mindset . Money and fame doesn’t breed character

[@ziggy33399]

Worthy conversation…felt like they “allowed” me to be there & it was intimate. I was privileged. Thank you. And Michael, you’re the best. Honestly. ❤️

[@kungpowchickenwing]

He is. Not because he is perfect as none of us are...but because he is beautifully imperfect and because he has such a big heart.

[@ginafriend1690]

@Ziggy3339 ... I think so too .. 🙌

[@lulupickle9140]

Im literally bingeing seinfeld right now. I've seen every episode over and over..i can't get enough

[@djmylesmatisse]

I've loved Michael Richards from the first moment I saw him on Fridays as part of the cast. Absolutely manic, brilliant, fearless and hilarious.

[@jaddison1112]

All I can say is thank you to these two men, Jerry and Michael, along with Julia and Jason. The four of them have "saved" my life with laughter more times than I can count. I just finished reading Michaels Book 15 minutes ago. Wow, what a revelation, and what a remarkable life journey he has explored and lived. I am so happy he is mostly at peace with himself now. Giddyup !

[@paulkelly5788]

Michael Richards is a quality funny man who wanted perfection at Seinfeld. If you watch the blooper reel you can see it was maddening him sometimes that himself and the rest of the cast were making mistakes and continuously laughing, especially Julia Louis Dreyfus. Jason Alexander was the backbone of the acting and Michael Richards was the backbone of the comedy in my opinion. The four main characters played off each other so well. But I may also add that without Larry David's comedic writing it wouldn't have made it to season 2. Legendary show full stop.

[@paulkelly5788]

@Miles Doyle you need help

[@edge8945]

Jason Alexander was carrying the show half the time just with his acting ability.

[@northerly86]

Jerry was pretty good too.

[@TheLizardKing752]

I think Larry Charles and a few of the other writers definitely deserve some credit for helping create legs for the show.

[@ruffhausmalinois]

Jason Alexander was the backbone of the comedy and the acting. What show did you watch?

[@chrisw6164]

He’s still broken. It’s very hard to watch this. I love your work Mr. Richards. Come back soon.

[@sandcastle1417]

He's not "broken".... Guarantee he doesn't lose a wink of sleep over that incident. If he does, it's over the loss of his career not because of what he said.

[@chrisw6164]

@@sandcastle1417 Of course he’s upset because his career was destroyed. Over WORDS. It’s insane.

[@chrisw6164]

@sule They are words. Get over it.

[@chrisw6164]

@sule It happened 14 years ago and he has sincerely apologized ever since. If society no longer accepts apologies, we are doomed.

[@joepa6106]

The penn state Eisenhower auditorium would be a great place to have a show 👍 😀 Mike is the man ... if anyone got problems with Mike... they got problems with me !!!

[@charleyardt]

It's interesting to hear a mix of gentleness, humility, and constant self reflection in Michael's voice. It's like he had been riding the power of words to make other laugh but that one night he realized how badly words can harm and has been wary of that power ever since.

[@MicheleEngel]

Chad Harley - Beautifully said and such a perceptive insight!

[@dkmagos]

i come back to this video often. It captures the spirit of "humble contrition" that is difficult to be in but I think keeps us human. Love seeing the bond here between them as well - we all need this during our worst moments.

[@tj4pirates]

It's time to bring Michael Richards back. He's paid dearly, and for long enough.

[@gordonlekfors2708]

uhm no. there is no coming back 😂

[@JoeFaustus]

Cancel culture is so tough to beat right now though. People live for that shit

[@jwpowerplay]

it will be hard to do , we live in a society now where people thrive on bringing other people down but rarely do they forgive and build people up

[@HjjMaker]

Ugh no his white ass can stay canceled

[@williamedman3006]

Makes me respect Jerry and Michael so much ! They are vulnerable people like the rest of us in this crazy world. Love all the Seinfeld people !

[@rubenreyna2198]

Damn this makes me choke up. I've been a Michael Richards fan since the show Fridays. When Jerry tells him about " carrying the bag long enough. It's time to put it down. " Richard's look at him just gets me everytime. He deserves another chance.

[@pennywiseetc3020]

I think Seinfeld is a person whose incredibly sensitive but plays it off like he’s detached and sardonic because it worked for his career. But here he’s being vulnerable seeing his close friend be vulnerable, and he offers a hand of wisdom to someone whose clearly carrying baggage more than he needs to, and it’s just really endearing to watch. You appreciate both men more because of this clip.

[@michaelmckinnon1438]

Respect to Michael for admitting his error, imagine how sincere he is to be saying after that night he hasn’t been performing. such a talented man. Time to get back on the horse and ride this one out

[@ThePallidor]

That look on Jerry's face when he brought "it" up. You realize they're like any two friends, they don't necessarily known when they'll be able to talk about the Big Thing, because as friends you often may avoid such conversations, and Jerry knows this is a rare chance.

[@AndreasZEriksson]

Michael is a legend, everyone makes mistakes, it’s sad to see how much suffering this has caused him. One bad night doesn’t trump thousands of great ones!

[@andrechris9867]

As a black man I love how his career burned to flames . Makes me feel great.

[@party4keeps28]

@@andrechris9867 It's crazy how many people stand up for him and say, "everyone makes mistakes." Being a racist is not just a "mistake" and it's poisonous people like him that are ruining our country.

[@andrechris9867]

@@party4keeps28 Couldn’t agree more man. I think people are so in love with sienfield they’re willing to accept his behavior. I love Sienfield but it’s unacceptable.A mistake is someone spilling a drink on you, a mistake bumping into someone but to say reveal a race of people dark history(50 years ago you would’ve been hanging upside from a tree with a fork up your ass) and calling them the most disgusting name on the planet is not a mistake . I love everyone and I am & grew up in conservative environment so I get along with everyone many of them being white . I would never condone racism and as long as people condone this behavior we will continue issues like this in the beautiful country .

[@party4keeps28]

@@andrechris9867 I completely agree with you as well. We're all just people. Our culture is what makes us interesting. If we all talked the same, ate the same food, acted identically, etc the world we be incredibly boring.

[@joelek19]

@@andrechris9867 grow up.. people make mistakes every day. Embarrassing that you’re whole identity is built on the colour of your skin instead of the content of your character

[@deviritter5232]

Nobody deserves to suffer forever for a mistake. We all make ‘em, even really big ones.

[@peartfaldo]

Hunter Biden????

[@keeshjones637]

Good point

[@party4keeps28]

Exactly! Not just Richards but Bill Cosby too. Poor guys went through so much...

[@ElectricalSwift]

@@party4keeps28 lol

[@jasonmarcus1683]

Just don't tell that to the religious...

[@jeffevey5763]

wow I was not aware they had this genuine deep conversation on camera. Very touching.

[@idiopathictendencies8453]

I would never have watched Seinfeld if it wasn't for Kramer. Totally underappreciated and wonderful performer. Thank you Mr Richards for years of laughter.

[@Liciablyth]

OH my heart, what an honest, wonderfully empathic, conversation. We are privileged to witness these two engaging so opening with their warm relationship. Thank you.

[@rjbailey2059]

I love how Jerry puts Michael at ease with his thinking and makes him see things from a different angle.... the way he says.." michael " like he is his father is sweet haha

[@the.kai.eros.experience]

Omg. This is wonderful! So glad to have found this. What beautiful, genuine connection.

[@thesurge242]

One of the most raw and intimate conversations I've ever seen between two people have on a program.

[@AllSven]

We all love these two men. They were and are a part of our lives. Every week I hear a Seinfeld reference. Brilliant actors. Absolutely brilliant. Life long friends.

[@johnnybravo5726]

I don't

[@leebatt7964]

I don’t either. The length of his tirade indicates it was based in deeply rooted prejudice, it wasn’t just a mere slip of the tongue. Jerry is only trying to save the Seinfeld brand.

[@lisaann758]

I think Michael Richards is being 100% raw & genuine with Mr. Seinfeld. Bravo

[@kewlbeone5949]

Jerry is truly an excellent person - I wish everyone had a friend like him. Richards is a good dude too.

[@armorykittington]

Awwww. Dude. What a chill guy. That one night really messed him up. Michael, if you ever read this. Much love and respect. You did a human thing and it was recorded. I wanna give you a hug, dude. If anyone says anything negative your way it's only a reflection of themselves.

[@vincentstrain2042]

Blah,Blah,Blah!! So now he plays victim like they all do!!😉

[@armorykittington]

@@vincentstrain2042 blah blah what's it like having the mind of an 8 year-old?

[@markmearth1]

"and thanks for sticking by me"......... An act of friendship. 😊 I don't condone or support what he did, and how he did it, but I am glad that his friend stuck by him. In an event of public disgrace, most "friends" will completely abandon you, only a true friend will offer support or a listening ear. 🙏🏻

[@waryaawariiri1812]

Are they getting enough loyalties as Seinfeld is, though? Nefllix alone had just paid them 500 million for the next five years, 100 million per year. They earned hundreds of millions from Hulu in the past decade, not to mention the syndication of TBS from the last 20 years. I hope Jason and Michael get a decent amount. I know Elaine already came from a billionnaire family.

[@thomastedesco94]

That really was lovely. I do give the guy the benefit of the doubt, just because you lose it one time doesn’t make you a bad person. We’ve all been furiously angry and said shit we don’t mean.

[@iamgod2063]

nazis stick together

[@romulus_]

@@waryaawariiri1812 they receive sag-aftra residuals and they received a portion of the dvd sales in the past. unclear what, if any, contract was amended when the netflix deal was negotiated. strictly speaking, they are probably not making a lot of money from the show now. jerry and larry are.

[@jmbama2008]

Michael Richards is worth about $30 million, so he should be able to love comfortably. One mistake shouldn’t ruin a man forever. Jason Alexander is worth about $50 million. That said, Jerry and Larry are worth hundreds of millions.

[@darkohanzo3075]

I would still LOVE a reunion episode of them getting out of jail and coming back to the world now as it so different from what it use to be when they "went in". They could even do a short run of a few episodes similar to Dexter. There is such a massive fanbase that I think it would blow the ratings out of the water. They all look great for their ages and as a long time seinfeld fan I can say I will always keep the hope up.

[@keeshjones637]

Good idea

[@Vinz3ntR]

It really wouldn't work. This show is frozen in time. It is best to keep it alone and remember it as it was.

[@jeremyjung8600]

There is a Seinfeld reunion in curb your enthusiasm that has like half an episode of Seinfeld baked into that is exactly what you are describing. I think it’s im season 7

[@LS-us1jm]

Thanks for spoiling the ending ugh

[@Frankfanja]

Jerry being a good friend is touching.

[@daver5196]

Kramer is one of the best characters ever seen on TV. That shouldn’t be tarnished by that one night, shouldn’t define it.

[@fingersmcoy]

it doesnt. if everyone had their worst moments showed on tv, people would be more forgiving

[@bigmacattk]

Gotta admit, it was hell of a night.

[@Icecold1776]

@@ERAOSUDT let Jesus into your life

[@Sergio-kd9wm]

@@bigmacattk lmao yea but he was the perfect Kramer 😂 and I doubt he’s truly racist

[@Maxawsomeness_1995]

Hell ya it should it showed his true colors plus dude sucked in all other roles outside of the show

[@drbobperkins]

What a moving interview.....I really respect Richards for addressing the issue he had. He really owned it and apologized. He seems really likable...what a talent!

[@DamnGremlin]

You mean vaguely referring to it as the incident after all the inexcusable slurs and threats he made? kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoiYYp-OlM-fsKM

[@vincentstrain2042]

😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒

[@allthingsfrench1391]

I hope Michael comes back, he's genius everyone makes mistakes. This is very heartwarming.

[@RogueNoble]

Nobody should come back from the things he said on stage. Go watch his racist tirade and see if you feel the same way.

[@kungpowchickenwing]

@@RogueNoble he really screwed up. And he also acknowledged the wrongfulness of his actions. Honestly I would say that if we don’t forgive him, when he so clearly expresses genuine remorse, I don’t know how we can ever heal the senseless rift between different groups in society. Forgiveness isn’t just for Michael Richards. It’s for everyone.

[@canalkevinjordan]

@@kungpowchickenwing woah woah woah, you're not a rage-filled psychopath?? You realize this is the internet, right?

[@graydon_b]

@@RogueNoble do you really believe Michael Richards is a racist?

[@JoeyMBrooklyn]

Dude he’s over 70 and I don’t think he actually wants come back

[@deviritter5232]

“It’s about them” Some great actress, Bette Davis i believe, was auditioning for David O Selznick- her big break. She tells how she gave it her all - a dramatic death scene. She was alone on stage, performance of a lifetime, crying silently on the floor at the end. And Selznick was in the seats with a few people. Nothing. No response. She’s laying there thinking, I really nailed this scene - why isn’t he applauding? Finally, she looks up to see if they’re still there. He is. Just sitting there. So she calls him out. “I’m crying here!” she says indignantly. “Your job is to make Me cry.” he says dryly.

[@mtkk22]

Wow!! Class act! Human empathy and wanting the best for his friend.

[@robg_]

It's all good Michael, I learnt from the master..."He who has not sinned cast the first stone"....thank you for sharing!!

[@bradwatson2850]

Master feels like the wrong word here

[@oliverheidelberg]

I love these guys. Here it is 20 years later and I am still watching old episodes.

[@MICHAEL_MAY_8]

I really hope Mr. Richards understands how much he is loved. He brought so much joy to millions, and nothing he said to a heckler in a dingy comedy club is going to change that. We love you Mike!

[@AbrasiousProductions]

you just summed up my entire view on this with your comment, I'll always love the K-man :)

[@justindza]

I'm a 90's kid and probably would have streamed seinfeld during covid or something if not for this incident. Im sure im not the only one who shares this sentiment. Yes he brought joy to millions at the time but I think this situation pushed away a lot of potential new viewers.

[@MICHAEL_MAY_8]

@@justindza everyone is entitled to their opinion. I'll just say this, if your TV/movie viewing habits are based on the morality of the actors playing a particular role, you may want to do away with streaming services altogether. I'd suggest reading a book, but that opens up a whole 'nother can of worms!

[@justindza]

@@MICHAEL_MAY_8 this is a fair point. The racist tirade is a different level of nastiness though. If I had just read about it, it wouldn't be as big of a deal. But the video footage is damning. If I had a similar caliber of evidence for any other actors I enjoy watching, I'd be saying the same thing.

[@Docriversburner]

We love you Michael!!! All respect to you!

[@WisdomOver50]

It’s good to see Michael Richards again. You’re only human, sir and you have apologized and truly repented. Please know that you are forgiven and don’t need to allow one event in your life define who you are as a person. Onward and upward to greater things that elevate you and those around you. 🙂

[@themeparknewz5533]

Love your comment 🙏

[@moniquevanwyk9304]

Beautiful. I'm sure he would thank you.

[@DamnGremlin]

Only forgiven by other racist and white supremacist kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoiYYp-OlM-fsKM

[@party4keeps28]

We definitely need to forgive people like Richards, Bill Cosby, etc. Everyone makes mistakes. 😏

[@davidl570]

I just wish Michael realizes that we've forgiven him and moved on from that incident. He needs to do the same.

[@mcduane71]

I hope Michael manages to make a comeback some day, especially with how popular Seinfeld has recently been on Netflix, but more importantly I hope he understands what he did wrong and truly has changed. I think he definitely has, and has spent enough time out of the public eye that a re-emergence of him would be possible. After all, what's the point of calling someone out for their wrongdoings if not to eventually give them the opportunity to change and learn from their mistakes? I guess if he ever does make a comeback and is welcomed and forgiven for his incident which happened years ago now, it would give me a bit more hope in the world.

[@HorizonMelt]

That's a very nice thing to say. And I agree.

[@mindscape110]

This is well said. Not being able to give Michael a chance afterward and continuing to call him a racist 10 years after is akin to canceling people online. Whoever firmly believes he's still racist amuse me. Most of the time they seem to be people that won't accept the concept that others have the potential to understand their wrong-doings, change, and reenter society. It's been more than 10 years, and Michael hasn't said anything such as his tirade. He mentions regretting it in the video, but not like he's trying to telegraph it. I believe that this is just one of the small things that show how earnest he is. Each time he's admitted he was in the wrong. I've seen a few others mention him going onto a show to publically apologize, and many other instances if you find them. When he experienced his reality check, Michael understood what he did was wrong, and I'm sure has been working on himself ever since then. If he wasn't, we would probably know. How he acts now from watching the video reminds me of how an old friend of mine acted. He was on a troubled path, and broke down for a final time, letting a lot of terrible things out. He apologized and knew that he had to make things right. Leaving things as is would show the character that he was not. He didn't want to hurt anybody, and accidents happen. Accidents can become disasters. From whatever scale it may be, it's up to who caused it to decide how things go next before others do it for them. In the end, my friend had to move. By then though, he had completely flipped around the life he had fallen into. There were no hard feelings, and people remembered him not for how he acted then, but for what he did after.

[@fastdeploy]

Honestly one of if not the best interview Jerry did on this series. If you watch the full episode this is part of a quiet and wonderfully poignant moment they share. They clearly know each other so well after so many years working together. Whatever one’s opinion of Richards’ racist blow out that basically ended his career I still think he’s absolutely one of the funniest comedic actors ever. Cosmo Kramer remains easily the top 3 sitcom characters ever if not #1. Richards shows numerous glimmers of his gifts in this episode. Personally I do hope the world and the industry can forgive him. Few of us are spotless nor blameless but then not all of us get caught in some wild racist rant. I hope he can find his way back still somehow.

[@unknownkingdom]

@Miles Doyle racism is NEVER funny or appropriate. racist jokes shoudl NEVER been tolerated or accepted. and people who make racist jokes are horrible people that deserve to be shunned by society.

[@stephenproulx175]

@@unknownkingdom look, it depends what side you're on. There was a time when we were finally moving on as a society, and you could make jokes bc the stereotypes were going away and people knew what was reality and what was a stupid stereotype that we could poke fun at older generations for having etc. I have never seen the full Michael clip. Idk what the rant was about. I get the feeling that he was trying to use the word ironically to hecklers that called out his stand-up... But it went from jest, to hurtful and that's the difference. I do believe he was trying to defend a defenseless act that he shouldn't have. I think he realizes this now... But does that mean he treats people of a different race with preconceived notions, or that he believes he's better by race... I don't think so... I honestly believe this was a hateful moment that he should feel bad about, but i do truly feel the hate was him trying to defend a bad act to the point of desperation and using that word.. i don't believe he actually treats people differently by race or sees them that way. I've noticed that people backed in corners make stupid arguments to try and win, with no rationality. I also believe in forgiveness and finding a way to peace. If he treats people differently by race, or indeed was showing his true colors.. then by all means. Shun him or whatever. But i also feel that backs people into corners where, they too, will echo how they're not forgiven or accepted and may make the problem worse. If someone has preconceived notions based on race, we should be correcting those people, not allow them to be mean to others and stand up for the victims of racism when they get knocked down. But if we just shun and end convo. It's only going to grow those types of racist people and reinforce bad and wrong ideas. Either way.. from what i saw... this guy was defending an act and used racism to try and win some point and i don't think he made it...

[@chrisdouthat162]

Really appreciate the balance in your comment

[@edge8945]

Its scripted.

[@beckyp867]

Murder someone and serve your time you are out in 15 years yet say a bad word and it's forever? Seems a bit overkill to me. But what the heck lets add a whole list of transgressions that will get people banned for life, starting with pineapple on pizza.

[@demian113]

Michael seems to genuinely still feel remorseful for what he did and that's what the world is missing: personal accountability for our actions, owning those mistakes, and growing because of them. RDJ got a second chance and Michael Richards deserves one too

[@beenmicrophone5817]

Rdj did not do anything wrong, well not anything at this level

[@Absjfirnsjd]

@@beenmicrophone5817 When you really break it down, people said bad words to Michael and then Michael said worse words to those people. That kind of crime, at most, should warrant some social repercussions for maybe a month or so in my opinion. certainly no longer than a year, let alone a decade. No matter how horrible the words are, I think we need to recognize that these are just noises that came out in the heat of the moment. It's very different to physical violence or threats.

[@beenmicrophone5817]

@@Absjfirnsjd ohh dude, u get no argument from me on that one, I was jus saying that RDJ never ever needed a second chance

[@magnuskallas]

So, what did he do? No-one gives a damn about some blabber unless it's their shitty woke business. Most of virtue signallers are BS slimebags and pedos anyways. Who cares? Look at them modern TikTok liberals and the education system, built of Marxist organic trash crawling around with no regrets... There are MILLIONS waiting for communism to be finally placed on the same crime bar with nazism... And oh boy civil arrest would blossom - what a freakshow that would be facing the court. And there are many, many, who would call ANTIFA and its anarchist derivates like BLM and XR terror groups.

[@KayAteChef]

@@magnuskallas Yeah well see here's the thing... there's nothing immoral about being wrong or trying to argue your point of view when you are wrong. There is room for a marketplace of ideas and we shouldn't silence people even f they are wrong. All we can do is offer up our argument and vote... vote via ballot and vote via wallet. If we round up people for having the wrong ideas then we are really no better than Nazis and Bolsheviks. We have to look at what individuals have done and prosecute real crimes... murder, assault, theft, trespassing, break and enter etc. I am arguing for moderation because if we set the standard for behaviour to be moderate then the social norm becomes moderate and we can return to robust debate rather than violence. If we attempt to out-do the immoderate, we just create an arms race that benefits the power-hungry. When the Russian revolution kicked off... none of the original instigators ended up at the reins. Always the carpet-baggers.

[@anderjohmetallica]

Really loved this video. I 've always thought the MIchael was a little like me: uncomfortable in his own skin. But he was the hardest working man on Seinfeld because he had to play a character so different from his own. And it's good to see Jerry maintain connections and show support after all the controversy.

[@williamedman3006]

John I feel uncomfortable in my skin also. Thanks for the honesty.

[@jeffparker9791]

Jason Alexander is also very different from his Seinfeld character. He is a genuine, giving, and sweet person.

[@JohnPaul-oz9bx]

Love Jerry and Michael's friendship ❤️

[@samanthasmith4038]

Jerry is a special gem to stick by his friend.

[@ImageAfilms]

You can tell how much love there is between them. Great to see. Thank you!

[@spencer_jackson542]

Friendship is a beautiful thing.

[@davidhodge8509]

Michael made Seinfeld for me. So amazing to hear him humbly talk about his mistake like that. We’ve all been there but not all are that humble and open about them.

[@bobbobertson7568]

Jerry's a great friend

[@francismallard5892]

It was good of Jerry to use his platform and his clout to bring this moment to fruition. He can’t “accept” Michael’s apology on behalf of anyone, of course, so here he uses his platform for others to see Michael’s sincerity and take Jerry’s sympathy and understanding as a cue. What a good friend.

[@almac9203]

What Michael did was way overblown. I think he was far harder on himself than the world was. Other celebrities have done far worse. He should have just publicly apologized and moved on.

[@777sicilia]

@@almac9203 Exactly

[@franciskelly8503]

That’s friendship and grace. Public embarrassment and to be largely defined by a single event is a very difficult bag to carry as Jerry said. Great advice.

[@pontiacmaniac7772]

Michael Richards was so good in Seinfeld. Words are words, people make mistakes. He seems like a good guy.

[@HarryJoiner]

I’ve never seen a Jerry Seinfeld KZbin clip that I wasn’t really glad I watched all the way to the end. I can’t say that about anyone else on the platform.

[@boneseyyl1060]

I love Comedians in Cars. Such a simple, yet brilliant concept, much like Seinfeld. Have watched most of the episodes, and if I see a new one will definitely watch it. Having comedians riff off each other in a casual setting is just pure heaven for me. And the cars are cool too! Hope he keeps doing it as long as possible.

[@moose7454]

I think it’s the most brilliant show out there. I just wish the episodes were longer

[@akanzeki]

Obama episode was one of my favs

[@boneseyyl1060]

@@akanzeki Yea Obama can be funny. Shit president though.

[@boneseyyl1060]

@@moose7454 Well they are just going for coffee, after all. LOL I think it makes a good retirement job for him, so hopefully it will keep going for a long time yet. Only so many comedians out there though.

[@DarrenJohn]

Love these two guys. For me, this episode comes over the most sincere of "getting coffee" You see the true friendship and I would say for a moment they forget the cameras are rolling. Jerry and Michael absolute gentlemen 🙏

[@aaronsalmon1376]

Jerry is such an extremely articulate, thoughtful person.

[@idontknowwhattoputhere.3572]

This video is touching. It shows that Jerry and Michael really live each other.

[@NoaLives79]

I watch Seinfeld these days just adoring Michael Richards' performance. Cramer is a unique character in comedy history. ❤️❤️❤️

[@Danjr704]

That’s really a special moment for Michael to be willing to open in front of cameras and Jerry the way he did. There were probably countless conversations behind scenes that we’ll never know about, but so many people have done far worse things to people (physically or mentally/emotionally), and for Michael to not allow himself to move forward is sad for the world of comedy. He’s a tremendous talent, and if he’s still feels the urge to want to write and perform comedy he should. I don’t think he realizes the amount of support he’d receive.

[@andrewthielmann5342]

I mean I've watched the series in its entirety nearly 20 times at this point. The fact that it not only still holds up but could still be on the air is amazing.

[@matthewp1682]

Dont they do new episodes on netflix?

[@andrewthielmann5342]

@@matthewp1682 NEW? No. They have the series on there though.

[@Nephelangelo]

Kramer was never a mid performance, not once in the entire show. Sustained brilliance from beginning to end.