Jerry Seinfeld Says 'Seinfeld' Was Like the Beatles Except for 1 Major Difference

Looks like Jerry Seinfield is discussing Seinfeld Ever since the classic TV sitcom came to an end in 1998. And yet, he keeps finding new angles to take it. In his latest, Seinfeld compared his show to The Beatles, including its reasons when it ended. Seinfield was a guest The Tim Ferris Show podcast on Dec. 8. To discuss the end of Seinfeld Some 22 years later, the comedian used The Beatles to help explain it.Seinfeld The gang may be television’s Fab Four between Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Michael Richards and Jason Alexander. They were rallying five, including co-producer Larry David. The show also lasted as long as the band was together. Seinfield told Ferris, “I have never had any more than I have and I will never compare myself in any way, shape or form.” “The deadline of the Beatles was nine years.”Each of the Beatles went solo, and that’s how the artists produced it Seinfeld like. Seinfeld went back into standup and her costumes went on to other shows. However, there was no conflict within the cast.

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