Seinfeld: The Pitch - 30 Year Anniversary (Clip) | TBS

[@ihatechaucer4413]

This is Jerry Seinfeld talking with Larry David about “Seinfeld”

[@katrinawest5182]

"I think you may have something here." funny scene

[@hansmntfr]

nowadays thats called a podcast

[@oz6909]

Tiktok

[@BDtetra]

Same energy as "This should be a podcast"

[@srj34]

George Costanza, self-described "slow-witted lord of the idiots" came up with one of the most genius television shows in history. As OK Go said, "mediocre people do exceptional things all the time".

[@afonsodeportugal]

There's nothing mediocre about George Costanza. Even when he fails, he does so spectacularly.

[@mulanszechuansauceisthemeaning]

Larry David is not mediocre. He is awesome, in a weird-to-watch way

[@THEdjpluto]

I love Ok Go!

[@videos4mydad]

I like how Seinfeld is supposedly known as the "show about nothing" when it was THEM that invented that whole narrative!

[@7-up813]

i don't understand

[@YG-kk4ey]

Shows the comedic ingenuity of it.

[@7-up813]

@@YG-kk4ey Seinfeld being supposedly known for nothing shows the comedic ingenuity of what when who invented the narrative?

[@7-up813]

@@YG-kk4ey Also why is having characters pitch show ingenious? The whole premise behind this sitcom is we follow what Jerry Seinfeld's life is like (including pitching shows and doing stand-up)

[@7-up813]

Also a man named Larry David + Jerry invented that narrative, not who "THEM" implies = George Costanza + Jerry

[@johnschaefer2238]

The only thing that comes to me as I watch this is Abbot & Costello with “Who’s On First”!

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

I always compare Jerry and George to Abbot and Costello, it’s one comedy bit after another, in seconds there can be a number of jokes down to the script and the dialogue. People who don’t get Seinfeld are absolutely blind

[@2008akir]

And this how Wale album about nothing came to him and Jerry on the album 🔥🙌🏾

[@acealexander9070]

Brilliant.

[@a1homebuyersllc]

Still the greatest sitcom of all time. GOAT. Curb is Larry David (raw) unplugged. Jerry Seinfeld is funny, Larry David is a genius.

[@ManicDepressedSillyBilly]

Great idea George

[@FedericoDLP]

This is brilliant comedy

[@EricGiby]

Still the best part about the show

[@asosisos659]

“Now he’s a character”

[@lydiaholland5752]

They’re literally talking about themselves!

[@Hurricanelive]

I don't know about you but I'd watch it.

[@not-so-smartaleck8987]

0:46 "It about nothing." Seinfeld, the "show about nothing" that's anything but... More like the show about every mundane, ordinary life event, that they somehow made funny. ;)

[@a1homebuyersllc]

Seinfeld is a mirror of life and revolutionized sitcom television. If it aired today in a primetime network slot it would kill most if not all competition. It's timeless and that's why it still works today.

[@omegaseamaster1550]

who's on first, what,I Don't Know and why...sounds ingenious.

[@robertmeadowfield4346]

What George pitched actually did become a show: Reality Shows, such as the Osbournes, the Kardashians....

[@katrinawest5182]

"I think you may have something here." funny, huh?

[@FlixCreEightR]

The thing is. Each episode does have a story.

[@VCT3333]

Not just one storyline, but two or sometimes three, that always somehow they make come together at the end. Unbelievable writing.

[@gravity7208]

Was this actually how this show was made

[@krisn6622]

Now a days, it’s also called Big Boss

[@TheTruthKiwi]

Larry David sure loves going meta. I guess when you've got a show about nothing you have to take whatever you can get

[@dantegonzalezeguialis8678]

What, writer? We’re talking about a sitcom!

[@genshinsbizzareadventures]

"Jerry "was a show about nothing in everything and "Seinfeld" is a show about everything in nothing

[@Over9000Unicorns]

Jerry and George achieve Amaranth, 5E1992, colorized

[@Slaphappy1975]

META

[@imnotabotrlyimnot]

In other words, it's like every other sitcom ever produced.

[@sirmount2636]

F A L S E

[@nyc_vibes_paradise]

Umm no... Most sitcoms have a goal or seasonal plot/episode plot. A problem created at the start and conclusion effects the next episode. This show did not follow those rules

[@jeshingtonthefirst6096]

E

[@AliIKarimi]

I always found this part of the show to be a bit too 4th wall breaking for me.