Jerry Seinfeld, star of the sitcom Seinfeld, describes the original idea for the show, or lack thereof, and the evolution of how the show developed its comedy. Seinfeld says that the sitcom is very closely related to what his own life is like. In his words, there’s nothing “that TV … Continue reading
Actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus remembers shooting the final episode of “Seinfeld” and explains how she got her role as Elaine Benes in the first place. “Seinfeld” first premiered on July 5, 1989 and aired its final episode on May 14, 1998.
Jason Alexander explains how his role model for the character of George Costanza began as Woody Allen, but evolved into his version of “Seinfeld” so-creator, Larry David.
TV host David Letterman details the close working relationship he had with Johnny Carson and shares a favorite memory he has of their time together. Regis Philbin also shares a fond memory of Carson. Carson made his last TV appearance on the “Late Show with David Letterman” on May 13, … Continue reading
Jerry Stiller, well-known for his role on the sitcom Seinfeld, describes the type of actor and comedian that Jerry Seinfeld is. Stiller recalls the unique ideas that Seinfeld uses to help make things just that much funnier, as well as how he loves to surround himself with the funniest people … Continue reading
Actor Ted Danson recalls the real drinks he used to make on Cheers and discusses the cultural success of a show set in a bar. Danson also recalls his favorite scene from the show and describes how the rehearsals were different from the live taping.
Matthew Perry, known for his role as Chandler Bing on the hit television series ‘Friends,’ opens up beyond his role in the show as he is interviewed about his childhood as well as what it’s like as the series is coming to an end.
Creators Terry Gilliam and Terry Jones discuss the origin of the Monty Python comedy troupe and discuss their plans for the future of the group. They also rank the funniest members of Monty Python and recall their favorite sketches.
Comic book writer Stan Lee explains the difference between how he depicts The Hulk in his comic books and how the television series depicts The Hulk. Lee talks about how important the differences in the two characters were in order for the television show to be successful.
Members of the Monty Python comedy troupe discuss the talented Eric Idle and comment on his unique sense of humor as well as how he was a huge part of keeping the music going in the group.
