Seinfeld Larry King?
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Seinfeld Larry King? Seinfeld was on Larry King this week promoting his new movie “Bee Movie.” Jerry Seinfeld got somewhat upset after Larry King asked him about his show.
Jerry Seinfeld was asked about his show being cancelled. Larry King asked Seinfeld this “They didn’t cancel you — you canceled them?” “You’re not aware of this? I was the No. 1 show on television, Larry! Seventy-five million viewers, last episode!” Some say Seinfeld may have gone to far, while other think he was right to act the way he did.
Apparently Jerry Seinfeld is the one that walked away from the show and he is ok with that. Larry King was trying to make him look like he was stupid. Some things you just don’t ask people and this was one of them. Whatever Jerry’s reasons were for walking away that is his business. His show went out on top and it is still watched by many today.
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This was egoism at its worst. Remember, this comes a day after Seinfeld told reporters “The thing about me is, they can’t buy me off…”
King’s comment was meant as a nod to that attitude, implying that Jerry’s been nothing but successful, and perhaps they should talk about it. It was an attempt at humor to discuss the show’s success.
Everyone’s talking about how Larry King is somehow worse for this incident, but the only thing I see on this video is Seinfeld completely derailing idol talk show chit chat at the drop of a hat, merely because he thinks he’s just been insulted.