[ SECRET POST #3088 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3088 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

But Seinfeld still airs like 20 times a day every day.

[(Anonymous)]

But do college age kids watch it? Not being snarky, I have no idea.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes. They do.

[(Anonymous)]

Huh. Okay, that's interesting to know. I guess I was never that into Seinfeld when it was on, I'd watch it if there's nothing else on but I can't imagine being 19 now and wanting to watch it.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, I mean, a lot of is syndication. In my experience, college students will watch a lot of shit that's wayyyyyy dumber than Seinfeld in syndication.

[(Anonymous)]

...umm, no. Not at all. At least were I went. It's old and it's not on Netflix so, I don't think I've ever met someone my age or younger who has ever watched.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, two separate points, I guess.

First, watching terrible syndicated daytime TV was ubiquitous at my college, including Seinfeld but also other weird-ass shows.

Second, anecdotally, most of the people I know my age have watched and liked at least some Seinfeld.

[(Anonymous)]

First, watching terrible syndicated daytime TV was ubiquitous at my college, including Seinfeld but also other weird-ass shows.

This is giving me such lovely flashbacks to my freshman year. My roommate and I were completely hooked on a couple late-night dating shows, and we watched so many weird old syndicated shows while waiting for them to come on.

[(Anonymous)]

What was the one with Chris Hardwick? I used to watch that one.

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AYRT

I think he's hosted a couple. Are you thinking of one where the couples were on a cruise ship? If so, it was "Shipmates," and it's one of the ones we were hooked on.

ayrt

[(Anonymous)]

That sounds sort of familiar?

[(Anonymous)]

I spent a loooot of time watching Golden Girls/The Nanny and Dawson's Creek.

But that's what was syndicated when I was in college. This was also the era of ALL of the reality shows, so it was "watch shows from 10-15 years ago" or "watch people eat stuff the wouldn't normally just for some money and fame."

Seinfeld never really interested me, though. I never thought he was very funny. I was a kid when his schtick was popular, though.

[(Anonymous)]

Speaking for all college aged kids: we prefer Friends.

[(Anonymous)]

it's dated