Fan Request: Jerry Seinfeld's Pop Tart Obsession | David Letterman
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- Fan Friday Request:
"Hi guys,
I was trying to show my 11yo daughter the very first time I remember seeing Seinfeld’s Pop Tart set, but I see you guys have blocked it on YT, that’s fair enough rights are rights. Is there any chance you could put it on your channel, so I can watch the Pop Tart set with the family once more? Pretty please! Thanks for considering, I understand if not possible."
Kind regards,
Bernard
(From "Late Show," air date: 3/3/10)
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Listening to Jerry and Dave chat it up is always entertaining. Two masters of comedy.
Still relevant. Just replace Blackberry with smartphone
I still prefer the plain strawberry ones. I go nuts when the supermarket is out of them.
I was raised on the plain blueberry variety and they don't make them anymore.
Time flies. It seems like Seinfeld just went off the air and Jerry wasn’t married yet. Now his kids are all grownup.
Disappointed that nobody grieves and moans about the absence of airline food based standup humor. What’s the deal with that?
Jerry took his pop tarts bit from Paula Poundstone.
Like McDonald's burgers and Twinkies, Pop Tarts are indestructible and will be discovered by archeologists millennia from now.
I dont think it had frosting on it when it first came out. I was born in 1978 and i remember them being plain with no frosting when i was young. The frosting took it to another level!!
Trust me, they did. I would only eat the chocolate ones that came frosted.
I stopped eating them in the 7th grade (which unfortunately was before 1978).
He's not funny at all. That audience canned.I laugh at him who can't write a real joke, not even knock knock.
@@sdc1235whe's so unfunny it's made him hundreds of millions of dollars. He may not be your taste, but his bank account proves he is funny to many
I have unfrosted 🫐 blueberry in my cupboard. My snack tonight?😳
i wonder what i was doing in 2010. I have no memory of the Marriage ref.
Jerry was in a movie about the origins of "Pop Tarts"
He was the movie. It was completely his project. Wrote it, directed it, stared in it, and produced it. I can only speak for myself but it wasn't a fun experience to watch.
@@kaspinet I agree, I'm a big Seinfeld fan, but found that movie to be very disappointing. But, no one bats 1000. The cast was strong but the writing could have been so much better, especially considering how his sitcom was brilliant.
and the old radio short from my childhood
"..and that was the rest of the STORY.."
luv yah awesome performance Jerry.
best breakfast and snack is always will be
my fav the "Pop Tart".😎
And now you know the rest of the story. This is Paul Harvey. Good day!
This x a million, now.
I specifically remember watching this episode!
When Pop Tarts first came out they were made of bark and we loved them..because we were idiots!
Look at color of Jerry’s Hair and how he humorously is riffing on ‘Pop Tarts’ and fatherhood. The cranky sarcasm gene😂
No way! I had 2 frosted brown-sugar cinnamon Pop-Tarts for breakfast this morning!
Are you as excited as I am?!!
I knew all those Pop-Tarts were going to kill him
The preservatives kept his appearance up
Spoiler alert!
Nice bit but too many applause breaks. 😅
I'll take that over the woo hooing any day.
Maybe because the audience had something to applaud about.
Hahahahahaha... Blackberry. Classic.
Pillsbury Toastettes were better than Pop Tarts, though.
I prefer strawberry and blueberry unfrosted. I warm them up, melt a little butter on top and dip them in milk.
Do you think he hates the clapping? I thought comedians want to hear mouth approval, not hand approval.
The ‘applause’ sign must’ve walked off the job after this segment
To be honest, I have never had a poptart.some people must be buying them
Im a foodie, very seldom buy processed food, but brown sugar cinnamon frosted are great junk food
@@horacio-ho3bftoasted with vanilla ice cream on top
0:00 it’s like he’s giving them a hug 🫂
That was funny and incredible. Now, we know how Jerry came up with that idea for the movie.
---------------------------- pop tarts are completely toast.....thx
I think Seinfeld based his whole new movie Unfrosted entirely on this one Pop Tarts bit which was only mildly funny. It was like something Jim Gaffigan would have thrown out cause he had 20 more better ones. The movie though was terrible. I was able to stand about 30 minutes of it before having to turn it off. I still love the old Seinfeld series though. the magic of that show was the cast, all of them , and the writing of coarse.
"Unfrosted" was purely a passionate project for Jerry,
clearly, evidenced by this particular stand-up routine.
(Haven't seen it, yet.)
Yes, "Seinfeld" 📺 was absolute magic;
what a perfect ensemble cast. 🪄
It was funny enough to spend ninety minutes on. I wouldn't rewatch it.
Seinfeld is one of the least funny comedians.
Wait folks. Have you had Smores flavor? Good warm or room tempurature. Best you've ever had. Trust.
The Pop-Tarts bit was funny, but there is a certain smarm about Jerry Seinfeld that I find off-putting.
Projection...
Yes. Smarminess. Not a good quality
Nice try, Newman!
Wednesday 3rd March 2010
Jerry at his best!! By the way, I preferred the BlackBerry. If I needed a camera for everything I did in a day, I'd be a complete narcissist. The BlackBerry was for professional adults doing important grown up work. 😂
6:50 lol
The week of March 1, 2010 was an interesting one in the history of late night TV. Letterman had to bring on some big guests that week.
Care to elaborate? Give a couple of examples?
@@TerryAllenSwartos It was Jay Leno’s return to The Tonight Show. Also, The Marriage Ref was one of the shows that NBC used in a 10:00PM time slot after the brilliant idea to put Leno in that time slot five nights a week destroyed the network’s lead-in to local 11PM newscasts. That’s why the end of the interview got a bit awkward. Finally, Conan O’Brien got paid a lot of money to walk away from NBC after hosting The Tonight Show for nine months.
@@stfi7566Ah, ok, thanks. I wasn’t paying much attention to tv at the time.
What's with the laugh track?
What do you mean? That is a live audience during a taped talk show.
Is that CODE ?
I was a fan of Seinfeld and Leno in the 80's before they became huge.
I saw the pop tarts movie on Netflix about how it all started, it was a made up story. Lol
The crowd claps for every joke? What the hell. Must be the Geritol crowd
I don’t recall The Marriage Ref.
It was a really funny show. It was only on a season or two.
It was not good.
@@MovieVigilante I disagree. I didn't think it would be funny but I gave it a chance & it was.
@@lynnturman8157 Well, we'll just have to disagree, then.
@@lynnturman8157 I remember it being not great. They had the couples stage their marital conflicts, which was pretty cringe. But, they had some good celebrities on making funny observations that made it somewhat watcheable at times.
Stop promoting him
I love Dave but this person...? I don't know...
The clapping whats with the clapping. Sounds like a bunch of horses. Why the clapping after every joke. Jokes that weren't worthy of the clap.
How come the lights didn't turn on and off with the
claps.
Maybe he’ll make a movie about his other obsession: 17 year old girls!
@@sircaptaintm4983 I eat two every morning
Whoa, everybody watch out, we have an edgy commenter over here.
how young is too old