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Topic	When did Seinfeld become good IYO?
Vol2tex 05/20/19 11:51:28 AM #1:	The early episodes were decent, but nothing that would make you consider the show one of the greatest. I remember the pacing being slower and the transition music less vibrant. Various critics considered the season 2 episode The Chinese Restaurant to be the first classic episode and a turning point: "The Chinese Restaurant" received very positive responses from critics and is considered one of Seinfeld's first "classic episodes".[9][31] Kit Boss, a critic for the Ocala Star-Banner, wrote that the episode was "like real life, but with better dialogue".[32] Various critics and news sources have praised how the episode defines the show's "show about nothing" concept.[33][34] Critics have also noted that aside from being a turning point for the show, the episode also became a turning point for television sitcoms;[35] one South Florida Sun-Sentinel critic commented that the episode, along with the season four episode "The Contest", "[...] broke new sitcom ground and expanded the lexicon of the '90s."[1]Vance Durgin of The Orange County Registerpraised how the show "wrung" so much comedy "out of a simple premise".[36] Also, the original theme song was awesome: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCwa2al09Uk" data-time=" --- https://imgtc.com/i/7cQjt43.jpg https://i.imgtc.com/UISXfjE.jpg <cite>Vol2tex posted [p:922137108] in When did S... [t:77728096]...</cite> <quote>The early episodes were decent, but nothing that would make you consider the show one of the greatest. I remember the pacing being slower and the transition music less vibrant. Various critics considered the season 2 episode The Chinese Restaurant to be the first classic episode and a turning point: "The Chinese Restaurant" received very positive responses from critics and is considered one of Seinfeld's first "classic episodes".[9][31] Kit Boss, a critic for the Ocala Star-Banner, wrote that the episode was "like real life, but with better dialogue".[32] Various critics and news sources have praised how the episode defines the show's "show about nothing" concept.[33][34] Critics have also noted that aside from being a turning point for the show, the episode also became a turning point for television sitcoms;[35] one South Florida Sun-Sentinel critic commented that the episode, along with the season four episode "The Contest", "[...] broke new sitcom ground and expanded the lexicon of the '90s."[1]Vance Durgin of The Orange County Registerpraised how the show "wrung" so much comedy "out of a simple premise".[36] Also, the original theme song was awesome: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCwa2al09Uk" data-time=" --- https://imgtc.com/i/7cQjt43.jpg https://i.imgtc.com/UISXfjE.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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