Jerry Seinfeld: 23 Hours to Kill

Jerry Seinfeld should slurp on Larry David’s bald head every day as thanks. The best cruise ship comedy ever.

Just Jerry doing what Jerry does best. If you like Seinfeld, you'll like it. If not, you won't!

An ok comedy special with Jerry Seinfeld doing that thing he does.

Jerry's stand up is true to his roots--his style hasn't changed or evolved at all in the 40ish years of his career. And that's not a bad thing, but it's also not a good thing.

Seinfeld being Seinfeld. Mostly safe, a bit out of touch, mostly funny. It is what it is.

I love Jerry, but this special feels forced and lacks in originality. Not only did I feel like I had already heard every single one of these jokes at some point or another, either on his TV shows, talk show appearances. or other specials, but even at that, it's not his best material. It's watchable, but I wouldn't re-watch it.

What can I say – you want Jerry for an hour and that's exactly what you get; a guilty pleasure and some comfort food – sort of heartening that in Jerry's world, nothing has changed for the past 30 years, certainly not in terms of his humour or his easily digestible and superficial observations of the world as he sees it. Unlikely to win any new fans, and really only playing to the people who have always followed him, but kinda likable and fun on that basis.

I used to complain that Jerry was too monotone -- now he's too dramatic, yelling out a lot of material like he's Bill Burr. I guess he should be somewhere in the middle, but this is clearly not as good as the stand-up in his TV show, but the material and topics are still good.

I love Jerry Seinfeld, and this is very much him, and that's what's sad to me - because it just isn't that good. It's his same brand of humor, just not as funny.

It's Jerry Seinfeld. He is iconic, and one of the best observationalists ever. The material here is occasionally playful, but is just really tired overall.