So you make a movie about assassinating North Korea’s Dear Leader . . . What could go wrong?
Following a massive computer hack and more threats from the nuts in North Korea, Sony is pulling “The Interview” from its scheduled theater release.
It’s a pretty gutless move by Sony, letting those fanatics impact what we watch in this country. Lame!
Now showing on Crackle.com: “Seinfeld.”
Yeah, we know, there probably should’ve been some kind of lead-in before breaking news that big, but after spending the last 20 minutes trying to figure out which “Seinfeld” reference we wanted to work into the opening (“Should we say, ‘Now here’s something sponge-worthy’? Or maybe a Soup Nazi reference. Those are always comedy gold!”), we figured it was better to just go ahead and get the word out as quickly as possible.
So sayeth the press release:
“Seinfeld,” one of TV’s most successful comedies of all time, is coming to Crackle.com, Sony Pictures Entertainment’s online video network. Beginning Friday, April 1st, ten iconic episodes of the hit comedy series, including such classics as “The Soup Nazi,” “The Chinese Restaurant,” “The Puffy Shirt,” “The Bubble Boy,” “The Junior Mint” and “The Yada Yada,” will be made available with ten new episodes set to launch every month thereafter—with themes such as “Summer of George,” “Best Guest Appearances” and more! Join Jerry, Elaine, George and Kramer online only on Crackle this spring. Don’t miss the opportunity to watch this crazy group FREE, ONLINE!
And with that out the way, let’s you and me settle in and watch “The Chinese Restaurant,” shall we?
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