Larry King and the Infamous Jerry Seinfeld Interview

Cenk Uygur Interviews Larry King: • The Legend, Larry King...
Larry King has had a lot of famous interviews in his long-running career, but one of the most controversial was his interview with Jerry Seinfeld. What happened? Larry King explains how he approached it, what he took from it, and what Jerry had to say.
Full interview HERE on TYT Interviews: • The Legend, Larry King...

[@stewiegriffin12341]

Larry is being way too generous here. If you go and watch the interview he never says that Seinfeld was cancelled. He says “You gave it up, right? They didn’t cancel you. You cancelled them.” Then Jerry threw a fit.

[@rckblzr]

And I think the Internet blew it out of proportion. Jerry didn’t seem all that mad by what King said, he just went into his typical faux outrage routine.

[@stewiegriffin12341]

@@rckblzr Yes, I always wondered if he was doing a bit or if he was really mad.

[@thestumblingchef3146]

@@rckblzr nah he threw a fit. Honestly I thought he reacted like a baby and kept going way too long

[@SirQuantization]

Yep narcissist behaviour. Like “don’t you know how famous I am?!”

[@karimsunderji9180]

BECAUSE IT WASNT CANCELLED!😊

[@ArtofBrentMinehan]

"i was stupid" How many other interviewers and talk show hosts say that.

[@cuppajoe1]

I watched that interview. Jerry was pissed.There was no doubt about it. Larry looked puzzled by Jerry's anger. It was an uncomfortable moment for them, but a funny one for viewers.

[@RedroomStudios]

it was mock anger by Jerry... it was funny the way he handled it. Jerry doesnt get mad.

[@BurstofVerseProductions]

RedroomStudios Agreed. He is a comedian. He was just being funny. It's even funnier now knowing that everyone thinks he was serious.

[@yourmajesty8913]

@@BurstofVerseProductions it wasn’t funny and he was 100% serious. Comedians don’t have to be funny all the time

[@dbreiden83080]

He was puzzled and it shows Jerry basically has people kissing his ass 24 hours per day. He can’t handle any perceived slight or criticism thrown his way

[@johnjordan6032]

You watched the video and came to that conclusion because you lack emotional intelligence. It was a real funny moment and Jerry as a comedian rolled with it.

[@itsumonihon]

my respect for Larry King went up a lot just to see him eat humble pie like he did in this interview. it takes a real man to admit when you're wrong. i will remember this someday i'm called on a mistake i've made. great clip.

[@md-nv4rg]

He comes of as even more humble when you realise that he wasn't wrong

[@macman975]

What?!?! How was it a mistake?? He asked a question he didn't know, and even if he did he asks questions on behalf of viewers that may not know, that is why it's on Television and it's called an interview🤔🙄🤣 Seinfeld just needed to answer but he chose to be a prick. You're talking bs pal

[@theactualtruth4951]

itsumonihon ew I really don't like people like you who misuse words like "humble" in situations where they don't apply. Larry wasn't wrong for asking Jerry that question, Jerry was just too arrogant and up his own behind to just answer the simple question and say that he was the one who ended the show. Instead Jerry was all like "WOAH MAN CANCEL ME? ME??! THE GREAT JERRY SEINFIELD?! MY SHOWS DON'T GO DOWN, THEY DON'T GET CANCELLED! DO YOU KNOW WHO i IS?!!" Both you and Jerry can drink a tall glass of shut the heck up. And Larry is being a pushover and a coward here for apologizing when he didn't do anything wrong, instead he should have stood his ground.

[@ericmadeoftin8206]

Larry did ask, so your show was cancelled? That was dead wrong because it wasn't cancelled, it was a mistake of a question, it was insulting to his guest, it showed he was unprepared, and Larry deserved to be made to look the clown and unprofessional fool. And weather you spin it or not this interview is now famous too for one reason, for Jerry making Larry look the fool.

[@larrygro]

He knew, he was just clarifying. Jerry is a little school girl

[@bobthebear1246]

At least Larry King has humility and class; two things that Jerry hasn't had in 30 years now. *SNAP*

[@Ray_D_Tutto]

In 30 years? I don't think Seinfeld EVER had humility or class mate.

[@yourclapped2948]

Shut up

[@luis_9351]

@@spartankongcountry6799 🤣😂😅

[@cisium1184]

You sound self-destructive.

[@ericmadeoftin8206]

Larry King has humility and class? But not enough CLASS to research the person he's interviewing so he doesn't insult Jerry like he did and not enough HUMILITY to rectify the situation when Jerry called him on it, but instead Larry King started to melt down into a fit of anger toward Jerry. Humility and class my ass!

[@jaykraft9523]

Yes, but Jerry could have handled it without a dumb escalation. Met Jerry one time b/c my sister had a mutual friend with his sister. He was arrogant as hell, completely unfriendly. Left a lasting negative impression.

[@nightgoat293]

Jay Kraft Maybe you're boring and ugly and he didn't like you

[@Partylikeits-br7bb]

nightgoat293 What are you, 12? Disliking someone if their ugly or boring? Are you really trying to justify that type of behavior with that crap? Please, just stop....

[@nightgoat293]

I was just "trolling" sir

[@nightgoat293]

And yes I am 12

[@Partylikeits-br7bb]

lil Smoozy You missed my point. Disliking is different than being uninterested. Nothing wrong with not talking to boring or ugly people, but disliking them because of that? People who do that are assholes.

[@LS-lc1dx]

i literally never comment on youtube videos but i have to say one thing... i am very surprised there isnt a video already called "jerry seinfeld being an asshole for 10 minutes straight"

[@TheHurdyGurdyMan.]

Same!!

[@flatbushmassachusetts8518]

There is check it out

[@madsleonardholvik3040]

Why do you have a beef with Jerry Seinfeld? And why don't you comment on KZbin videos?

[@kylekondit9709]

I've only seen the king clip

[@hippoboy9793]

You’re cute

[@inthefade]

Larry King has always taken the "Socratic" approach in his interviews, not preparing and asking simple questions. The point is that he is a populous interviewer, and he asks questions that the average uninformed person might ask. That is, and always has been, his style. What is impressive is that he manages to also work up to very incisive and revealing questions with that approach too. I think he is just good at making people comfortable.

[@StevenCarinci]

Excellent explanation. Kings was simply thinking out loud as it were. Jerry obviously has a bug up his bum. Could have easily laughed it off buy he wasn't gracious with Larry. That mean spiritedness is why for me the show is unwatchable.

[@zarategabe]

he has a measured and understated approach I like the clever questions he throws at guests.

[@batnkoraykapt2313]

Just learned about his passing and directly thought of this video for his elegancy, Rest In Peace..

[@rafay8516]

Seinfeld is a great comic but he overstates his greatness. He's also smug and arrogant, which puts people off. Jerry wouldn't be where he is without Seinfeld. That show would be nothing without Julia, Jason, Michael, and Larry David. Don't get me wrong. Seinfeld is a great comic but he let the success of Seinfeld go to his head.

[@ryanmcmanus5238]

Nah...he’s all the things u said except Great...he’s a slob

[@rustykuntz7423]

Jerry literally came up with the show. It's his creation that he was able to share with all his co stars and just everyone

[@jman12849]

probably hard not to when you're worth almost a billion dollars. not defending him by any means either

[@ericmadeoftin8206]

Smug and arrogant? When a supposed professional interviewer asked if your show was cancelled when it was actually watched by 75 million people as Jerry announced it to be the final episode. That's almost 1/3 of all Americans watched!! I'd be pissed at Larry King too and take the same opportunity to make him look like the old out of touch fool that he is. Jerry Seinfeld would be nowhere without Seinfeld! Huh? He invented the show conceived the show, created the show and had final say over HIS show. But he'd be nowhere without it...Huh?

[@ericmadeoftin8206]

@@ryanmcmanus5238 Jerry is a slob? - What he keeps a dirty house and wears messy clothes? Buy a dictionary and look up the word slob. He had the number one show on T. V. For 10 years and is considered one of the great comic sitcoms of all time. So any negative comments are personal not historical or factual.

[@jamesdavis2438]

Mr. King seemed like a class act! Wonderful voice.

[@officergregorystevens5765]

Seinfeld I think is a jerk.. I got just that overall vibe from him when I saw him on Curb Your Enthusiasm.

[@nibiru379]

You realize that everyone on curb is playing an asshole version of themselves right Einstein?

[@videosilike2361]

Jay Es ahh you’re playing the asshole version of yourself too right?

[@lampsizgod]

@@videosilike2361 just like Seinfeld, Jay seems to be a born asshole.

[@ryanmcmanus5238]

Jerry is a prick....don’t stick up for that arrogant slimy has been.

[@stonesoundjam]

try going to an job interview next time where they haven't bothered to read your resume and see how you feel officer buttmunch

[@Curse_of_the_moon]

Larry King deserved a lot more respect than he got from Jerry. So what if he never watched his show? Neither did my parents or grandparents or millions of others. All Jerry had to say was no we ended on our own terms and moved on.

[@blacksmartie8801]

I think King handled himself well. Jerry acted like a spoiled, arrogant child. A more talented comedian would have made a joke of the situation and kept it moving. But Seinfeld is a hack.

[@theactualtruth4951]

Seinfield isn't funny

[@ericmadeoftin8206]

Hack implies failure. And Jerry isn't a failure. Now who's the hack?

[@ericmadeoftin8206]

@@theactualtruth4951 Sophisticated humor isn't for everyone. Stick to The Three Stooges.

[@basquat76]

You interview a new person every night, it's impossible to do proper research on them, so you can't know everything about them.

[@rocpet3]

Actually it is possible when other people are doing the research for you. A good interviewer goes over everything and yes its a new show every night but preparation is everything and it simply boiled down to Larry king making a mistake.

[@basquat76]

rocpet3 Of course he has a staff that helps him with research but at the end of the day he's the one who has to memorise it before every interview. And his show was very laid back and he kind of just went with the flow.

[@tommy605]

basquat76 He doesn't have to memorize their life story. He has topic points for his interview, memorize those. Read the 10-20 pages of bio info on the guest, memorize talking points, and probably other items will stick, specially if it's something you do every day. It's an easy job as far as that goes since all he is doing is asking the questions, and guiding the interview.

[@basquat76]

tommy605 Memorize 10 to 20 pages a day Easy job you are right.

[@tommy605]

basquat76 He doesn't have to memorize 10-20 pages a day. He has to read them, and memorize bullet point. He knows, or should know what his interview is going to be about generally. It really isn't that hard to memorize ten bullet points on a guest, you know, maybe to show the guest that they maybe thought the guest was worth doing a little research about? Wouldn't want the guest to think that though, would we?

[@shadowman2192]

Larry didn't do anything wrong. Jerry was being a total pompous, arrogant, prick that he always is.

[@violeta585]

Nope, like he says...he should've known that, an interviewer needs to do a little background check on the guest, it was a stupid question to ask. Seinfeld terminating his show was a super big deal at the time, everybody was begging him to reconsider, ppl were throwing money at him, it was in the news etc. heck even now ppl are begging him to do it again...so I think Seinfeld was positively stupefied when Larry asked him if he was cancelled and responded w/ his usual sarcastic humor.

[@coosoorlog]

comedians do draw a lot of material from anger and frustration. so the line between angry and comedic is not always a clear cut. he was probably upset though.

[@297banu]

I'll really miss Larry. He was the best in his field.

[@ninearthify]

I thought Jerry's reaction was completely exaggerated. He should have an ego check.

[@kinglink9541]

***** But not such an ego. Stop giving him excuses. Gosh hearing some of the responses from Seinfeld fans to that interview, you may as well replace Seinfeld with Justin Beiber and Seinfeld fans as beliebers and there'd be no difference.

[@alizafar5072]

***** ninearthify Maybe I can put it into terms you might be able to mentally digest. If you made the winning touchdown at the Superbowl and become MVP and some ass-clown who should know better, like an ESPN reporter asks you "You guys defeated the other team? The other team didn't just let you win...but, in fact you won the Superbowl? You didn't get the ball tossed to you by the other team intentionally, but you actually intercepted it? They didn't go after you, when they handed the ball to you so you would be able to make that winning touchdown...but you actually intercepted it and scored?" That's not even nearly as bad as what Larry did to Jerry though...not even half as bad. One of the main reasons why someone would intentionally leave a show like Jerry did, is to anchor it's level of success, and to make it clear...establishing it's reputation as being number one when it ended. He was offered 3.8 million per episode for another season, he turned it down. So for someone like Larry to come and be oblivious to whether he ended it or whether it was cancelled, pretty much discounts Jerry's entire motive for ending the show when he did.

[@kinglink9541]

ali z False equivalence. He doesn't have to know every little detail about Seinfeld to interview him. Many people assume that when a show goes off the air it gets cancelled-NOBODY assumes that a team takes a dive in football-I have never heard of a football team doing that ever. Keep feeding Seinfeld's ego because you are not different than a rabid Justin Beiber fan.

[@checkmarkdatter1785]

ninearthify Ehhh, I love Larry, think he's a nice guy, but he should've at least known basic facts about someone as legendary as Jerry Seinfeld

[@kinglink9541]

Revolio Clockberg Jr Stop worshipping him. Some people don't know everything about Jerry's tv show. Jeez.

[@wolverineiscool7161]

class act....the thing is even if larry made a mistake seinfield needn't have been that pissed about a show that ended years ago, i mean the way larry even phrased that question made it seem like seinfeld was the one who wanted the show to end which is clearly a compliment, i dont think larry was necessarily implying that they fired seinfeld but rather that it was jerry's decision for the show to end

[@vep8434]

idk it's like asking Michael Jordan if he got cut from the team when he went to play baseball or w.e ...sure some people would laugh and just handle it fine but those personality types...like Jordan... Sienfeld ...the #1's...the goats or w.e they feel disrespected...

[@ericmadeoftin8206]

Larry actually used the word - cancelled when describing Jerry's show. I used to listen to Larry on the radio way back when, he was a mean and nasty know it all. Interviewing politicians he never asked hardball questions and made many Jerry Seinfeld like lazy interviewing mistakes and his endorsement commercials were always for worthless supplements unproven to be of benefit! Class act? Hardly.

[@jeremysyropiatko2526]

I like this interview format much better than the previous, feels more one on one and the film quality is much better.

[@sheenbro99]

"You can't know everything." Words of wisdom lol

[@jiggles23123]

Oh my God, that's is so cool that you got Larry King on your show!!!! Good for you guys, you deserve the popularity!!!!

[@butt5810]

larry king is a sweet, honest man. Jerry seinfeld is a rude, prickly, honest man.

[@gregoryborton6598]

You're giving Seinfeld too much flak. He was doing a bit, playing a character. It's incredibly common to do in conversation.

[@cargoshipgaming]

@@gregoryborton6598LMAOOOOO wrong

[@rondobson1828]

Larry really was the best. Pretty genuine guy.

[@glens18account]

loving these interviews.

[@jackgold8321]

You can’t know everything❤️ love you Larry

[@GSSAGE7]

How many people in the public eye will admit that they fucked up, without trying to blame somebody else?

[@skoda10]

7? whats the answer

[@GSSAGE7]

I don't know, that's why I asked.

[@omidool]

I have a new respect for Mr. King!

[@JohnDoe-gk7ok]

Someone should tell Seinfeld that it’s okay to be a little self-deprecating at times. The appropriate response would’ve been, “Maybe they should’ve cancelled me! I deserved it. But no, Larry, we were still #1 but I chose to end it because…..”

[@jasonvoorhees5640]

It's okay to know a little about the guy you're interviewing. It's okay to be professional at times.

[@jonrleephoto]

Always prepare for an interview...

[@MauricXe]

whoa another big time interview. nice job tyt

[@ignaciogodoy7095]

In that interview Larry was wrong, you can't ask the obvious

[@dripsa]

For the sake of viewers and clarification, you absolutely can.

[@mrgyani]

Basically Sienfield is the original Ellen..

[@hairyamol]

I'm sensing nobody in the comment section has ever watched Seinfeld's humor, he obviously wasn't pissed.

[@Mardasee]

I liked Married With Children because it was more in tune with the average dysfunctional American family.

[@Hot18Shot]

No love for Malcolm in the Middle? That show was definitely the average dysfunctional family!

[@HassanLuv78]

I would choose Roseanne and the average dysfunctional family

[@Hot18Shot]

A. Fon. Could be- going to be graduating in a few months so you can guess that I watched MITM at a pretty young age.

[@AnonEyeMouse]

Vicious Zero No... that was a show about a family dealing with a mother with serious psychosis.

[@christianalexanderthegreat8941]

For me, (although the characters are older) definitely Everybody Loves Raymond

[@kevinbarclay7958]

Appreciate the honesty.

[@darshin95]

Yes you should have known, he was asked for a 10th season and he would have been paid $100M, it was quite the news story, I guess Larry was watching sports

[@-C.S.R]

He wasn’t mad

[@Lu-vx2iy]

Amazingly honest and humble from Larry King… which is basically impossible to come by in people, even more so big media members, nowadays.

[@JoseAlvarez-dp8fz]

Larry King admits a mistake with pure class!

[@Trusteft]

Wow, it takes a big man to admit this. Bravo to him.

[@darrenfreyauthor]

But even then, Larry didn't do anything. He made a simple joke that was in Jerry's favor, but Jerry seinfeld, insisting he constantly suck his own dick, threw a fit. I'd like to know what he had to do to get his own TV show. I would kick that son of a bitch in the balls if he talk to me like that.

[@Versul1]

2 clueless guys talking at least one of them is humble

[@raynash4117]

Love Larry! RIP..you have a great heart!

[@dw6600]

Surprised? Yes. A little annoyed? Probably. Angry? No.

[@mhalbe1984]

Huh, my theory is that Jerry was a little annoyed but played it up in a comedic "you know who I am" anti-celebrity self deprecating way for laughs. Just thought it was an opportunity to zing Larry King in a comedic way. But I dunno. Weird that king said he actually thought Jerry was pissed. Very strange.

[@hulphaidsstikieds8047]

Damn Jerry Seinfeld to Hell, straight to hell, Larry King is a national treasure.

[@rkmanzo]

An interviewer interviewing another interviewer about an interview

[@Sly88Frye]

Now if this came from a journalist of today as opposed to Larry King I think he would double down on what he said and not apologize at all. Larry King was one of the last remaining journalists with integrity from the mainstream media at all. Of course we still got TYT and the Hill here on KZbin but when it comes to the mainstream media oh hell no

[@paulstevens9932]

Larry was a real one

[@adish7275]

I love it that he said, I should have known.

[@johnjordan6032]

He was NOT actually mad it was a real funny moment and as a comedian he went with it ffs

[@helderboymh]

He was probably a little upset at first but then saw an opportunity for like a bit if he kept it going and played it up a bit. I think that was it because the way he talks to me feels very much like he does when he is doing a bit.

[@mochalex]

Whoa! Cenk interviewed Larry King? That man is a PRO-fessional! Look it up!

[@ZJamaican]

"You can't know everything" Wise words

[@Ultra80s]

I find Seinfeld to be unfunny. I tried to let it sink it, but his act just doesn't work with me. Same with the cable guy and that ventriloquist dude. I must be dead inside.

[@stubee3924]

What makes you come to that conclusion? There are many styles of humor and many times more comedians.

[@KaijuKitty]

I would recommend Bill Hicks, but you've probably already heard of him. I like Jeff Dunham, but he does tend to get pretty stale. I agree with you on Seinfeld and Larry the cable guy. Early Sam Kinison is good to, if you like angry, screamy, and dark.

[@joe14636]

Not sure how you compare them, Seinfeld is universally accepted (especially his show) whereas Jeff Dunham and Larry the Cable Guy are a very niche humor that only some like.

[@eliet6xx]

I don't like them or CK I'm not sure why try George Carlin, Katt Williams or something

[@bttffreak4]

I recommend you try listening to Brian Regan, Louis CK, Dave Chappelle, and Patton Oswalt

[@p-star7678]

I never watch it in it’s prime either later on I watch it I regret not really paying attention to it when it was live

[@rondobson1828]

Totally understandable that Larry was out of touch with the whole Seinfeld thing and didn't know the resolution of the show, and also understandable that Jerry was shocked that Larry had no idea how this historically successful #1 show ended it's run. Both performers are so likeable, yet in this moment had a hilarious disconnect.

[@Ezekial2517]

Seinfeld comes off as a jerk to me.

[@why-even-try-brotendo]

Larry's explanation makes no sense. He didn't ASK Jerry if he was canceled, he was clearly segwaying into letting Jerry boast about going out on his own terms. This is weird because he let Seinfeld shame him into pathetically demeaning himself. Grow a pair Larry!!!

[@aaronborgstrom2696]

the question was essentially "you decided to take the show off the air and the network didnt cancel you, right?" and then seinfeld gets butthurt about it. thats what happened

[@jasonvoorhees5640]

You sound jealous af

[@ryanstewart6772]

Wow, Larry King didn't know. That sheds light. Maybe, one day, when he gets more experience interviewing big names in their field, he will do a little research first.

[@JonathanHarrisNews]

Larry is a class Act, Jerry is not. Larry was trying to be polite.

[@zoomonkeydotcom2005]

Seinfeld picked up on it immediately too ... Larry King just admitted that in his mind , as he asked the question, he thought they were canceled . Seinfeld did not misread or over react which some claimed at the time .

[@Lius525]

Wow Cenk interviewing Larry King, cool.

[@KuzcoCool96]

Aw, Larry King. What a nice man.

[@majordavis6774]

I thought for a minute Larry said he thought Jerry was drunk.

[@walkertongdee]

Whats with the incorrectly titled videos lately. The title says Larry King and the Famous Jerry Stienfield interview but the video is of Larry king and Cenk.

[@MayTheSchwartzBeWithYou]

"Larry King and the Infamous Jerry Seinfeld Interview"

[@walkertongdee]

I know what they mean but this is not what it says. Im being picky.

[@Diamondelle84]

It's called "research"

[@SeaTolli22]

Lol watch Howard Stern's Seinfeld interview. He is talking to Larry King at the time backstage and they're laughing at how everyone still thinks Seinfeld was angry and how often they're asked.

[@nicholasjanke3476]

I like Seinfeld alot, but I thought he overreacted on Larry King, when Larry didn't know that he took his show off the air. Anyways, so what if the network had finally cancelled it or if he himself ended the show? It's not that big a deal.

[@Morpheus0581]

Siendfield makes me Zzzzzz

[@craignasen579]

You can’t know everything but as a tv personally with a team of researchers how can’t you know that (at least just before you interview the guy)

[@Sysaphys]

While he made a mistake, in no way did it justify Seinfeld being a complete douchbag and treat Larry King the way he did.

[@shmoney6464]

Rip 🙏🏽

[@jmack6264]

RIP Larry king

[@gavinbrando8255]

Seinfeld is a comedian. He wasn't pissed 🙄

[@Tmb1112]

Jerry was probably so proud of the fact that he ended it himself and had talked about it so much that he thought Larry King would have heard it already. He thought everyone knew it already. And while Larry King can eat a slice of humble pie here and admit he could have done a little research beforehand, that’s not how he did his show and there’s no reason for him to have had to pander for Jerry Seinfeld like he was any different from his normal guests. Seinfeld couldn’t believe the question was asked though, and he got more upset the longer it went on for because he realized that Larry really didn’t know about the whole thing. Jerry’s ego had him thinking he was “on top” at the time, as he says in the clip, and he couldn’t handle someone not treating him that way. But since Bee Movie… I don’t think I’ve seen him in anything. Seinfeld really was the peak of his career, and it’s been downhill from then. Not surprising, because it sounds like his ego would be tough to work with.

[@C12omega]

this is one Big interview soon we might see young turks on Cnn or hln someday

[@SouthernOregonOrgani]

I agree with Larry, Seinfeild is easily a top contender for best show ever on TV in history. And when it was running back in the 90's, no Question it was the best show on T.V.What even came close? Martin? Family Matters? Step by Step? Nothing Touched it in it's heyday. If Seinfeild were to come out today, id almost bet my right arm it would be on either HBO or Showtime.

[@Justin-tu4fk]

It's a long season in baseball!

[@jabba820]

Poor Larry he seems pretty sad about all of this ...

[@jonchaney]

He is. He has a beautiful wife and three hundred million dollars.i hope he recovers.

[@sagebismack7404]

I respect Larry King for his honesty.

[@gianfrancogarcia1491]

If you actually watch Seinfeld, you would be able to tell that Jerry was answering as he would if he was his own character in his show. I though it was great. it was like a new episode of Jerry. The issue is that Larry king had now idea he was doing that.

[@therrydicule]

I think Seinfeld was mad for a moment, and than calm down rapidly within a few hours... So, when he says he was not mad - at was at that moment, he was not mad and forgetted about it...

[@jboat571x9]

The really funny thing is that jerry got mad that Larry didn’t know he needed it. It doesn’t seem like a thing he would take as such a personal insult. His need for people to know that he ended it instead of nbc ending it is like George needing to get credit for the big salad.

[@terrymckenzie8786]

I’m the same. I never watched a whole show. I watched bits and pieces. I know it was a great show, but that’s just me.

[@leeshepherdtrading]

Know who you’re interviewing.

[@leeshepherdtrading]

@@gabe6394 That rules out you then. 🤣

[@leeshepherdtrading]

@@gabe6394 And you’ve proven my point exactly. Everyone knows Jerry. No one knows you mate. 🤣 PS: your previous comment is either deleted by yourself or censored as it’s not showing. Maybe because you troll too many people with a ridiculous ideology. 😉

[@leeshepherdtrading]

@@gabe6394 You’re clearly unhinged mate. You should seek help immediately, or phone a friend or family member. That’s if they want to talk to you 🤷‍♂️

[@leeshepherdtrading]

@@gabe6394 And that’s the best you can come up with. 🤦‍♂️. PS: I knew you’d comment on me liking my own comment. You’re as predictable as my dog with a bone. 🤣 My advice to you is learn to know when you’re losing and stop the embarrassment you bring upon yourself. 😉

[@leeshepherdtrading]

@@gabe6394 Your comment shows sexism. It also proves you know nothing about the world of business my friend. PS: ps is post script, ie, written after. 😉. I’m happy to educate. 😎

[@sundaytuna9183]

jerry wasn't mad, he was disrespected and started roasting as if Larry King was a heckler. Disrespectful for jerry to do but the whole interaction made what could've been any other interview, into an infamous moment

[@tylerdurden7387]

Seinfeld was the #1 show and they ended on the highest note. He was offended someone Like Larry king was so lazy to ask a ridiculous question “we’re you canceled?”

[@lennylovejr]

over 70 years old admitting ignorance. I 💙 Larry King. Right or Wrong. Seinfeld and Martin greatest television shows of all time

[@billybob5337]

Seinfeld was a great collaborator and a good idea guy. Not much of a stand-up comedian, tbh. The truth is that mistake or not, Seinfeld's reaction simply wasn't justified. He made an ass of himself, and should acknowledge that. If Larry King could take responsbility for a more minor mistake, Seinfeld can do the same.

[@billb.2673]

Seinfeld acted like a little child in that interview.

[@danopo]

I, for one, loved that bit with Seinfeld getting upset with Larry, although I don't think Seinfeld was really upset, he was just acting upset and it came off as funny.

[@sushimaster77]

It is amazing how people really thought he was mad. His whole comedy act is exaggerated annoyance.

[@nross33]

Great

[@mrkentleong]

Larry is the man. SALUTE

[@ccwnoob4393]

Seinfeld was not arrogant. He was chosen to be in Larry David's show.

[@stephaniestanley8041]

I don't believe his response. Larry always did research before interviewing.

[@September2004]

I can't get angry at anybody from that interview. First of all, I thought he was joking and used the question as an opportunity for comedy. You can tell because he was laughing. The only thing that confuses me is why Larry thought Jerry was mad when Jerry said he wasn't.

[@sandyjones5865]

Because he knew nothing about Jerry. Aren't you supposed to prepare for an interview? I don't care if he watched the show or not it is about knowing your subject.

[@September2004]

+Sandy Jones It depends on the interview you want to give. Larry King had this discussion with James Lipton, the host of "The Actor's Studio." James Lipton wants to know everything but King preferred to not know anything to allow for surprises. I'm not that bothered. It made for an entertaining minute. Seinfeld later said that portion of the interview gave him such great publicity.

[@simonbennatan8257]

Larry King has class.

[@slynomics]

Even if Jerry was canceled, although he wasn't, that's not something you ask someone on a TV show. Glad he got back from Jerry

[@bobbryan6743]

Not knowing made for a hilarious interview!