Brian Damage
04-02-2004, 08:50 PM
This is from the NY Post this morning.
April 2, 2004 -- JERRY Seinfeld says he won't be doing another sitcom - not now, not ever.
"Why would I do that?" he told WFAN listeners last night while co-hosting a sports-talk show.
"When you have an experience like that [meaning, 'Seinfeld'], it's like Joe DiMaggio starting another streak," Seinfeld said.
"I don't think so."
The comedian told 'FAN's Steve Somers - whom he's known since the two met in an Upper East Side market - that he doesn't even watch sitcoms much.
"I know the medium too well - I know the moves too well," he said.
"I like watching standup comics."
Seinfeld told WFAN listeners he likes baseball - and his box at Shea - despite the sport's constant turmoil.
"The players change teams, the teams move from city to city - the only thing that stays the same is the uniforms," he said.
"We're literally rooting for laundry."
Seinfeld, an admitted talk radio junkie, aired some gripes about talk show callers:
"I'm tired of 'I'll hang up and let you answer' Just get the hell off," he said.
"And nobody wants to hear 'first time [caller], long time [listener].'"
- John Mainelli
April 2, 2004 -- JERRY Seinfeld says he won't be doing another sitcom - not now, not ever.
"Why would I do that?" he told WFAN listeners last night while co-hosting a sports-talk show.
"When you have an experience like that [meaning, 'Seinfeld'], it's like Joe DiMaggio starting another streak," Seinfeld said.
"I don't think so."
The comedian told 'FAN's Steve Somers - whom he's known since the two met in an Upper East Side market - that he doesn't even watch sitcoms much.
"I know the medium too well - I know the moves too well," he said.
"I like watching standup comics."
Seinfeld told WFAN listeners he likes baseball - and his box at Shea - despite the sport's constant turmoil.
"The players change teams, the teams move from city to city - the only thing that stays the same is the uniforms," he said.
"We're literally rooting for laundry."
Seinfeld, an admitted talk radio junkie, aired some gripes about talk show callers:
"I'm tired of 'I'll hang up and let you answer' Just get the hell off," he said.
"And nobody wants to hear 'first time [caller], long time [listener].'"
- John Mainelli