Comedian Jerry Seinfeld is a household name. Best known for his TV show, imaginatively called Seinfeld, he is also a stand-up comic who has a place in everyone’s heart, especially David letterman’s. How many times has he been on that guy’s show?

Seinfeld begins and ends his uber-syndicated TV shows with a short comedy club routine, invariably delivered in a slightly high-pitched and angry or incredulous tone, depending on the theme. He is a good observationist, and if that word existed he would one of the top observationists in town. Why is it…? What is it with…? Good stuff.

In recent times, Seinfeld was upstaged by a fellow comedian/actor aka Kramer when appearing, yet again, on Letterman. Dressed in a sharp black suit, rather than denim jeans pulled way too high, Seinfeld was telling the audience to shut up. For once he wasn’t being nice and Kramer wasn’t being funny. Comedy is a funny old game.

Posted on February 27th, 2007