I laughed. But them I'm fond of taxidermy.

Not really into reality TV but this does look rather funny....almost like an extended episode of TV Burp Oh Oh Oh Oh I I I I No No No I Can't I Can't I Can't!

So the BBC won't be showing it then.

Which is a shame because I laughed.

and didn't have the Seinfeld name attached to it or any other comedian it's okay to like, would we give it the time of day at all and dismiss it without even seeing it?

Probably.

It's quite funny though.

bit? Show a one minute clip that's well edited to maximise the humour and the funny pay-off and then spend 10 interminable minutes trying to be funny about it in the studio? Surely this will depend on the quality of the guests and their innate ability (or otherwise) to be spontaneous and witty.

And it's by no means limited to this programme, is that we're seeing real people behaving like fictional people. Her repeated 'Oh my God' being the worst, most artificial example of this.

staged and I never did get the Seinfeld thaang {insert funky slap bass}

... it's stupid, but I laughed out loud a lot, though I think this is mostly because of the magnitude of starpower Jerry Seinfeld (as producer) can draw onto the show - an upcoming episode has Larry David, Ricky Gervais and Madonna as the panel - you may not like them, but by god that's one hell of a guestlist.

Imagine a UK version: Jimmy Carr, Vic Reeves and Davina McCall? Not the same, is it?